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APPLIED MATHEMATICS (16 - 18 credits) |
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APPLIED STATISTICS ( 16 - 17 credits) |
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BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES (22 credits) |
Required Core Courses (12 credits) R120:101 - General Biology I, 4cr
R120:102 - General Biology II, 4cr
R120:201 - Foundations of Cell and Molecular Biology Lecture, 3cr
R120:202 - Foundations of Cell and Molecular Biology Laboratory, 1cr Additional Courses (10 credits) One course from each of the categories below: - Ecology and Evolution - 3 credits
- The Functional Organism - 4 credits
- Molecular and Cellular Mechanisms - 3 credits
Faculty Coordinator: Jorge Golowasch
Cullimore Hall, Room 627
Phone: (973) 596-5404
E-mail: jorge.p.golowasch@njit.edu
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BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING FOR ENGINEERING SCIENCE STUDENTS ONLY (18 credits) |
Students must be honors students in the 7-year accelerated ESC premed or dental program. Requires a minimum of 18 credits of Biomedical Engineering courses: BME 105 - Introduction to Human Physiology I (2-0-2)
BME 106 - Introduction to Human Physiology II (1-0-1)
BME 301 - Electrical Fundamentals of Biomedical Engineering (1-3-3)
BME 302 - Mechanical Fundamentals of Biomedical Engineering (1-3-3) Two of the following courses: BME 310 - Biomedical Computing (3-1-3)
BME 381 - Engineering Models in Physiology I (3-2-3)
BME 382 - Engineering Models in Physiology I (3-2-3)
BME 383 - Measurement Lab for Physiological Systems & Tissue (1-3-3) BME 3xx or BME 4xx (upper-division BME course) Faculty Coordinator: Naphtaly Ehrenberg
Fenster Hall, Room 608
Phone: (973) 596-3556
E-mail: nle2@njit.edu
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BUSINESS (15 - 18 credits) |
Acct 117, Mgmt 190 or Fin 218 *, Fin 315 * or OM 375, MIS 245 **, Mrkt 330 and either a 300 or 400 level business/management elective Faculty Coordinator: Mike Sweeney
Central Avenue Building, 3007
Phone: (973) 596-8238
E-mail: michael.t.sweeney@njit.edu
* At least one course must be in Finance
** CCS students should complete MIS 363 Project Management or an alternate course.
*** Students should consult with their major advisor to find out if minor courses can fulfill requirements within their primary curriculum. More information on this minor can be found on the School of Management's website.
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CHEMISTRY ( 16 -17 credits) |
For majors other than Chemical Engineering Requirements A and B must be satisfied: - Complete set of A1 or A2
- Choose two courses among the following:
Faculty Coordinator: Dr. Roumiana Petrova
Tiernan Hall, Room 366
Phone: (973) 642-4076
E-mail: roumiana.s.petrova@njit.edu
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CHEMISTRY ( 10 -12 credits) |
For Chemical Engineering majors Choose four courses from the following: R160:207, Chem 222, Chem 336, Chem 360, Chem 361, Chem 412, Chem 440, Chem 443, Chem 473, Chem 480, Chem 484, Chem 491 Faculty Coordinator: Dr. Roumiana Petrova
Tiernan Hall, Room 366
Phone: (973) 642-4076
E-mail: roumiana.s.petrova@njit.edu
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COMMUNICATION ( 15 credits) |
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COMPUTATIONAL MATHEMATICS (16 hours) |
Math 222, Math 337, Math 340 and two approved electives such as: Math 321 - Introduction to the Finite Element Methods (3-0-3)
Math 391 - Numerical Linear Algebra (3-0-3)
Math 440 - Advanced Applied Numerical Methods (3-0-3)
Math 448 - Stochastic Simultation (3-0-3) Faculty Coordinators: |
COMPUTER ENGINEERING (13 credits) |
Open to Electrical Engineering majors only. CS 116, CS 332, ECE 353, ECE 394, ECE 495 Faculty Coordinator: Marek Sosnowski
ECE Center, Room 200
Phone: (973)596-3541
E-mail: marek.sosnowski@njit.edu
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COMPUTER ENGINEERING (16 credits) |
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COMPUTER ENGINEERING ( 17 credits) |
Open to all other majors except Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. ECE 231, ECE 251, CS 251, ECE 252, ECE 291, ECE 353, ECE 394, ECE 495 Faculty Coordinator: Marek Sosnowski
ECE Center, Room 200
Phone: (973)596-3541
E-mail: marek.sosnowski@njit.edu
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COMPUTER SCIENCE ( 18 credits) |
Open to all other majors except computer engineering. CS 114, CS 252, CS 332, CS 431 and two additional courses approved by the minor coordinator. Faculty Coordinator: Sarah Vandermark
Guttenberg Information Technologies Center, Room 4411
Phone: (973) 596-2985
E-mail: sarah.vandermark@njit.edu
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COMPUTER SCIENCE (15 credits) |
Open to computer engineering majors only.
CS 280, CS 431, CS 357 OR CS 458 and 2 additional courses approved by the minor coordinator. Faculty Coordinator: Sarah Vandermark
Guttenberg Information Technologies Center, Room 4411
Phone: (973) 596-2985
E-mail: sarah.vandermark@njit.edu
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Five intermediate /advanced economics courses (SS 201, Econ 265 and Econ 266 do not qualify) approved by the minor coordinator. Faculty Coordinator: Zeyuan Qiu
Cullimore Hall, Room 317
Phone: (973)596-5357
E-mail: quiz@njit.edu
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ELECTRONIC CREATIVE WRITING ( 15 credits) |
Choose five courses from the following: Appropriate Communications, Media, or Art courses at Rutgers-Newark may also be applied to the minor. Other upper-division humanities electives may be approved by faculty coordinator. Faculty Coordinator: Chris Funkhouser
Cullimore Hall, Room 425
Phone: (973) 596-6335
E-mail: christopher.p.funkhouser@njit.edu
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ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ( 15 credits) |
Open to Computer Engineering majors only. ECE 333, ECE 341, ECE 361, ECE 372, ECE 374 Faculty Coordinator: Marek Sosnowski
ECE Center, Room 200
Phone: (973)596-3541
E-mail: marek.sosnowski@njit.edu
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ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ( 16 credits) |
Open to all other majors except Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering majors. ECE 231, ECE 232, ECE 271, ECE 291 and choose TWO of the following courses: ECE333, ECE 341, ECE 361, ECE 372, ECE 374 Faculty Coordinator: Marek Sosnowski
ECE Center, Room 200
Phone: (973)596-3541
E-mail: marek.sosnowski@njit.edu
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ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING ( 15 credits) |
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ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND POLICY (15 credits) |
Students are required to take fifteen (15) course credits from Environmental Science and Policy and related courses listed below. Three core courses required: EvSc 360 or EvSc 361 - Environmental Chemistry I or II * (3 credits)
EvSc 375 - Environmental Biology (3 credits)
EPS 202 - Society, Technology and Environment (3 credits) Six credits from the following courses: EvSc 484 - Environmental Analysis (2 credits)
Math 225 - Probability and Statistics (1 credit)
EvSc 416 - Environmental Toxicology (3 credits)
R460:206 - Environmental Geology (3 credits)
R460:207 - Environmental Geology lab (1 credit)
EvSc 385 - Environmental Microbiology (3 credits)
EvSc 360 or EvSc 361 - Environmental Chemistry I or II (3 credits)
R120:380 - Ecology (3 credits)
SS 362 - Environmental Economics (3 credits) - The first Environmental Chemistry Course counts against the core
- The second can be used as an option course
- Chem 360 is a prerequisite to Chem 361
Faculty Coordinator: Dr. Roumiana Petrova
Tiernan Hall, Room 366
Phone: (973) 642-4076
E-mail: petrova@njit.edu
More information on this minor can be found on the Chemistry & Environmental Science website.
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ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES AND SUSTAINABILITY ( 15 credits) |
Five courses in environmental studies and sustainability approved by the minor coordinator Faculty Coordinator:
Green Academic Council designee: Maurie Cohen
Cullimore Hall, Room 427
Phone: (973) 596-5281
E-mail: maurie.cohen@njit.edu
More information on this minor can be found on the College of Science and Liberal Arts website.
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GEOSYSTEMS ( 15-18 credits) |
Students are required to take fifteen to eighteen (15-18) course credits from Chemistry and Environmental Science, Civil and Environmental Engineering and related courses listed below. Three core courses required: - CE 342 – Geology (3 credits)
- R460:311 – Geology Field problems (3 credits)
- R460:206/207 – Environmental Geology and lab (4 credits total) or
- EVSC/CE 381 – Geomorphology (3 credits)
Six to eight credits from the following courses. Note that courses required for the BS degree in CE, CHEM, EVSC, or ET are not acceptable as elective courses for the Geosystems minor. - R460:314 – Sedimentology and Stratigraphy (4 credits)
- R460:320 – Structural Geology (4 credits)
- R460:323 – Rocks and Minerals (4 credits)
- R460:331 – Oceanography (3 credits)
- R460:206/207 – Environmental Geology and lab (4 credits total)
- R460:401 – Introduction to Geochemistry (3 credits)
- R460:406 – Applied Geophysics (3 credits)
- R460:427 – Hydrogeology (3 credits)
- CE 321 – Water Resources Engineering (3 credits)
- CE 341 and 341A – Soil Mechanics and lab (4 credits total)
- CE 381 – Geomorphology (same as EVSC 381) (3 credits)
- CE 506 – Remote Sensing of Environment (3 credits)
- CE 545 – Rock Mechanics I (3 credits)
- CE 602 – Geographic Information Systems (3 credits, depending on space available)
- CE 644 – Geology in Engineering (3 credits)
- SET 420 – Land Information Systems (3 credits)
- EPS/STS 380 – Policy Issues in the Coastal Environment (3 credits)
- EPS/STS 382 – Geographical Perspectives on the Environment (3 credits)
- EVSC 381 – Geomorphology (same as CE 381) (3 credits)
Faculty Coordinators: Priscilla Nelson
Colton Hall, Room 251
Phone: (973) 596-5864
E-mail: priscilla.nelson@njit.edu Nancy Jackson
York Building, Room 126
Phone: (973) 596-8467
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GLOBAL STUDIES ( 15 credits) |
Five courses with global content including four upper division courses approved by the minor coordinator. Faculty Coordinator: Nancy Steffen-Fluhr
Cullimore Hall, Room 415
Phone: (973) 596-3295
E-mail: nancy.l.steffen@njit.edu
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Five upper division courses, at least four in history, approved by the minor coordinator. Faculty Coordinator: Richard B. Sher
Cullimore Hall, Room 329
Phone: (973) 596-3377
E-mail: sher@njit.edu
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HUMAN-COMPUTER INTERACTION ( 15 credits) |
Prerequisite: Computing GUR
Students must take Rutgers R830:101 (Principles of Psychology) or STS 210 (General Psychology) as their Social Science GUR;
Current BA IS, BS BIS and BS WIS majors should substitute two BS HCI specialization courses listed in the catalog for IS 247 and IS 375;
Students outside CCS may substitute one course for a IS, CS or IT course approved by the IS Undergraduate Advisor - IS 247 Designing the User Experience
- IS 375 Evaluating the User Experience
- IS 448 Design Studio for Ubiquitous Computing
- Rutgers R830:304 Cognitive Processes
- Rutgers R830:372 Perception
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INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING (15 credits) |
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INFORMATION SYSTEMS FOR CCS MAJORS ( 15 credits) |
Required Courses (15 credits or 5 courses): - IS 265 Introduction to Information Systems
- IS 344 Computing Applications in Business
- IS 390 Requirements Analysis and Systems Design
- IS 455 IT Policy and Strategy
- IS 465 Advanced Information Systems
Faculty Coordinator: Sarah Vandermark
Guttenberg Information Technologies Center, Room 4400
Phone: (973) 596-2985
E-mail: sarah.vandermark@njit.edu
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Guttenberg Information Technologies Center, Room 4400
Phone: (973) 596-3385
E-mail: megan.t.summers@njit.edu
| More information on this minor can be found on the Information Systems website.
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INFORMATION SYSTEMS FOR NON-CCS MAJORS ( 15 credits) |
Required Courses (15 credits or 5 courses); Prerequisite: Computing GUR - IS 265 Introduction to Information Systems
- IS 331 Database Design, Management, and Applications
- IS 390 Requirements Analysis and Systems Design
- IS 455 IT Policy and Strategy
- 1 additional IS, CS or IT course approved by the IS Undergraduate Advisor
Faculty Coordinator: Sarah Vandermark
Guttenberg Information Technologies Center, Room 4400
Phone: (973) 596-2985
E-mail: sarah.vandermark@njit.edu
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Guttenberg Information Technologies Center, Room 4400
Phone: (973) 596-3385
E-mail: megan.t.summers@njit.edu
| More information on this minor can be found on the Information Systems website.
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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FOR COMPUTER SCIENCE MAJORS ONLY ( 15 credits) |
IT 120, IT 202, IT 420, IT 490 and one additional upper division IT course approved by the minor coordinator. Faculty Coordinator: Sarah Vandermark
Guttenberg Information Technologies Center, Room 4400
Phone: (973) 596-2985
E-mail: sarah.vandermark@njit.edu
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Guttenberg Information Technologies Center, Room 4400
Phone: (973) 596-3385
E-mail: megan.t.summers@njit.edu
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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FOR NON-CS MAJORS ( 15 credits) |
IT 114*, IT 102*, IT 120, IT 201, IT 310 and one additional upper division course approved by the minor coordinator. * Students must have completed CS 113 Faculty Coordinator: Sarah Vandermark
Guttenberg Information Technologies Center, Room 4400
Phone: (973) 596-2985
E-mail: sarah.vandermark@njit.edu
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Guttenberg Information Technologies Center, Room 4400
Phone: (973) 596-3385
E-mail: megan.t.summers@njit.edu
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- ENG 339: Practical Journalism
- ENG 350: The Newsroom
- ENG 349: Creative Writing or
- ENG 348: Literary Journalism or
- ENG 346: The Fourth Estate or,
- With departmental approval, any 300-level NJIT Humanities class or any 300-level literature class at Rutgers-Newark
Any two of the following: - COM 352: Photojournalism
- COM 303: Video Narrative
- ENG 353: Composing Documents for Print
- ENG 351: Online Journalism
- ENG 302: Communication Theory
- STS 316: Mass Communications, Technology and Culture
Note: Equivalent Rutgers-Newark courses may be taken with departmental approval. Faculty Coordinator: Miriam Ascarelli
Cullimore Hall, Room 410
Phone: (973) 596-3374
E-mail: miriam.f.ascarelli@njit.edu
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LEADERSHIP AND AEROSPACE STUDIES |
Open only to AFROTC students AS 100, AS 200, AS 300, AS 400, plus Leadership Lab and one elective course chosen with the approval of the minor coordinator. Faculty Coordinator: Lt. Col. Marcus Myers
Faculty Memorial Hall, Room 208
Phone: (973) 596-3626
E-mail: mmyers@njit.edu
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LEGAL STUDIES (15 credits) |
Five law-related upper division courses approved by the minor coordinator. Faculty Coordinator: Alison Lefkovitz
Cullimore Hall, Room 327
Phone: (973) 596-3292
E-mail: alefkovi@njit.edu
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Five upper division literature courses approved by the minor coordinator. Faculty Coordinator: Jonathan Curley
Cullimore Hall, Room 409
Phone: (973) 596-3258
E-mail: jcurley@adm.njit.edu
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MATERIALS ENGINEERING ( 15 credits) |
ME 215, ME 438, ME 470, ME 471*, ME 490 *
(* Non-ME majors can choose courses in their discipline with the approval of the minor coordinator.) Faculty Coordinator: Dr. A. Narh
Mechanical Engineering Center, Room 330
Phone: (973) 596-3353
E-mail: narh@njit.edu
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MATHEMATICAL BIOLOGY (16 hours) |
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MATHEMATICS OF FINANCE AND ACTUARIAL SCIENCE (16 hours) |
Math 222, Math 340, Math 346, and two approved electives such as: Math 334 - Operations Research (3-0-3)
Math 347 - Mathematics of Finance II (3-0-3)
Math 432 - Mathematics of Financial Derivatives I (3-0-3)
Math 433 - Mathematics of Financial Derivatives II (3-0-3)
Math 441 - Actuarial Mathematics I (3-0-3)
Math 448 - Stochastic Simulation (3-0-3)
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PHILOSOPHY / APPLIED ETHICS ( 15- 18 credits ) |
Five or six upper division courses in Philosophy and STS chosen with approval of minor coordinator. Faculty Coordinator: Eric Hetherington
Cullimore Hall, Room 429
Phone: (973) 596-5318
E-mail: erich@njit.edu
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SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY & SOCIETY (15 credits) |
Five upper division STS courses or substitutes approved by the minor coordinator. Faculty Coordinator: Maurie Cohen
Cullimore Hall, Room 427
Phone: (973) 596-5281
E-mail: maurie.cohen@njit.edu More information on this minor can be found on the Honors College website.
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TECHNOLOGY, GENDER AND DIVERSITY ( 15 credits) |
Five upper division courses in relevant fields chosen with approval of minor coordinator. Faculty Coordinator: Nancy Steffen-Fluhr
Cullimore Hall, Room 415
Phone: (973) 596-3295
E-mail: nancy.I.steffen@njit.edu
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THEATER ARTS and TECHNOLOGY ( 15 credits) |
Five upper division courses in drama approved by the minor coordinator. Faculty Coordinator: Michele Rittenhouse
Kupfrian Hall, Room 133
Phone: (973)596-3457
E-mail: michele.r.rittenhouse@njit.edu
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WEB AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS ( 15 credits) |
Required Courses (15 credits or 5 courses); Prerequisite: Computing GUR required for all courses except IS 117
Current BA IS, BS BIS and BS HCI majors should substitute one of the latter courses for IS 390 - IS 117 Introduction to Website Development
- IS 390 Requirements Analysis and Systems Design
Any 3 of the following courses: - IS 217 Advanced Website Development
- IS 218 Building Web Applications
- IS 322 Mobile Applications: Design, Interface, Implementation
- IS 333 Social Networking: Apps and Interface Design
- IS 373 Web Standards
- IS 392 Web Mining and Information Retrieval
- IS 421 Advanced Web Applications
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