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CSTEM Undergraduate Minors

If you’re seeking to enhance your degree with the necessary skills to operate in and increasingly tech-driven economy, add a minor to your studies.

The College of STEM (CSTEM) offers seven minor programs.

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Minor in Information Technology

Learn the basics in software, IT, and coding to be able to seek careers that need individuals with technology experience.

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Minor in Computer Science

Build your knowledge and understanding of computational and algorithmic thinking as well as problem-solving and computer coding skills.

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Minor in Mathematics

Develop a greater appreciation and knowledge base in mathematics to prepare for careers in business, computer science and information technology, or government.

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Minor in Biology

The objectives of the biology minor are to provide a stronger background in the biological sciences, and to provide preparation for the workplace and graduate or professional schooling.

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Minor in Chemistry

The objectives of the chemistry minor are to provide a stronger background in the chemical sciences for biology majors and other majors, and to provide preparation for the workplace and graduate or professional schooling.

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Students conduct environmental science laboratory work using testing equipment, sample containers, and measurement tools. Working at a lab bench, students analyze environmental samples and collect data to support research, sustainability, and scientific investigation.

Minor in Environmental Science

The minor in Environmental Science is designed to be a perfect complement to your science major.

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Minor in Physics

The objectives of the physics minor are to provide a stronger background in the physical sciences for chemistry majors, math majors and other majors, and to provide preparation for the workplace and graduate or professional schooling.

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