Energy
This interdepartmental minor gives students an interdisciplinary approach to the study of the development, use, and conservation of energy. Students may focus on solar and alternative energy systems, energy policy, economics, or planning. The minor complements majors in planning, business, industrial technology, and the life, physical, and earth sciences.
For further information, contact the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Management, WQ 110, 765-285-5780, or Center for Energy Research/Education/Service, AB 018, 765-285-1135.
MINOR IN ENERGY, 21 hours
| PREFIX |
NO |
SHORT TITLE |
CR HRS |
NREM
|
331
335 |
Enrg Min Res
Renew Energy |
3
3 |
| 3 hours from |
GEOL
NREM
PHYCS |
101
101
100 |
Planet Earth (3)
Env & Socy (3)
Cncept Phycs (3) |
3
|
12 hours from the following groups
with at least one course from each: |
| Group 1 |
|
|
|
APHYS
GEOL
NREM
|
420
422
207
435
241
346 |
Sol Thrm Sys (3)
Photovoltaic (3)
Envir Geol (3)
Stratigraphy (3)
Air Resource (3)
In Env Qual (3) |
|
| Group 2 |
|
|
|
ITDPT
ITCST
LA
NREM
PLAN
|
204
252
471
405
431
433
435 |
Engy Process (3)
Bldg Diag (3)
Sust Land (3)
Int Res Mgt (3)
Transport Pl (3)
Environ Plan (3)
Energy Plan (3) |
|
| Group 3 |
|
|
|
BUSAD
CAP
ECON
NREM
POLS
|
300
498
311
or
203
402
497
342
347 |
Env Bsn Ctxt (3)
Special Proj (3)
Environ Econ (3)
Decn Res Mgt (3)
Field Study (1-6)
Spec Studies (1-3)
Publc Policy (3)
Env Law Poly (3) |
12
|
|
|
|
21 hrs |
Advisor approval required for topic of CAP 498, NREM 497, or 402 (maximum of 3 hours of credit applicable). Students electing APHYS 420 or NREM 405 are expected to meet the course prerequisites. |