Minor in Sustainable Development (294/03.0103)

A student may earn an undergraduate minor in Sustainable Development by successful completion of an interdisciplinary program of 19-21 semester hours.

1. Required: (10 semester hours)

SD 2400, Principles of Sustainable Development (3 s.h.)

SD 4570/ANT 4570, Sustainable Development in the Modern World System (3 s.h.)

and

SD 3000, Science for Sustainability (4 s.h.)

Or SD 3100, Principles of Agroecology (4 s.h.)

2. Technology Requirement: (3 semester hours)

Choose one of the following courses:

TEC 3601, Energy Issues and Technology (3 s.h.)

TEC 4604, Sustainable Transportation ( 3 s.h.)

TEC 4605, Sustainable Resource Management (3 s.h.)

TEC 4606, Sustainable Water and Wastewater Technology (3 s.h.)

TEC 4607, Wind and Hydro Power Technology (3 s.h.)

TEC 4608, Photovoltaic System Design and Construction (3 s.h.)

TEC 4618, Sustainable Building Design and Construction (3 s.h.)

TEC 4628, Solar Thermal Energy Technology (3 s.h.)

3. Electives: (6-8 semester hours required)

Select two courses in a career-oriented area. Courses will be chosen with the consent of the advisor.