Systems Minor
A Minor in Systems is an ideal complement to majors in the Natural and Social Sciences, Philosophy, Mathematics, Computer Science, Engineering, Public Administration and Business, and to anyone with an interdisciplinary focus. Systems ideas deepen our understanding of complexity and offer general principles that are useful in every field. Applications include environmental, biomedical, and other social and technical problems. Systems thinking and methods of computer modeling and data analysis empower both practitioners and academics.
Requirements (24 credits)
Choose six from the following list:
At least two of the six required courses MUST be taken at the SySc 410-SySc 499 level. A maximum of 4 SySc 405 and/or SySc 409 credits can apply. All courses must be graded and passed with a B- or higher.
Total Credit Hours: 24