Course Descriptions

Students must receive a passing grade of “D” or better for any prerequisite course unless specifically stated.

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Geology
	• GEOL 644/644L Petrology of the Igneous and Metamorphic Rocks/Lab
	• GEOL 656L Scanning Electron Microscopy
	• GEOL 691 Independent Study
	• GEOL 692 Topics
	• GEOL 700 Developing and Planning Research
	• GEOL 710 Advanced Mapping Techniques
	• GEOL 721 Planetary Geology
	• GEOL 722 Advanced Structural Geology
	• GEOL 725 Geodynamics
	• GEOL 728 Linear Inverse Methods in Geology
	• GEOL 744 Volcanology
	• GEOL 788 Research Problems/Projects
	• GEOL 790 Seminar
	• GEOL 791 Independent Study
	• GEOL 792 Topics
	• GEOL 798 Thesis
	• GEOL 808 Fundamental Problems in Engineering and Science
	• GEOL 898D Dissertation
German
	• GER 101 Introductory German I
	• GER 102 Introductory German II
General Engineering and Science
	• GES 692 Topics
History
	• HIST 121 Western Civilization I
	• HIST 122 Western Civilization II
	• HIST 151 United States History I
	• HIST 152 United States History II
	• HIST 409 Environmental History of the US
	• HIST 465 Westward Expansion of US
	• HIST 492 Topics
Humanities
	• HUM 100 Introduction to Humanities
	• HUM 200 Connections: Humanities & Technology
	• HUM 250 Environmental Ethics and STEM
	• HUM 291 Independent Study
	• HUM 350 American Social History
	• HUM 375 Computers in Society
	• HUM 491 Independent Study
	• HUM 492 Topics
Industrial Engineering
	• IENG 215 Cost Estimating for Engineers
	• IENG 241L Introduction to Quality Methods and Teaming
	• IENG 248 Engineering Graphics and Computer Modeling
	• IENG 248L Engineering Graphics and Computer Modeling Lab
	• IENG 301 Basic Engineering Economics
	• IENG 302 Engineering Economics
	• IENG 303 Intermediate Engineering Economics
	• IENG 311/311L Work Methods and Measurements/Lab
	• IENG 321/321L Ergonomics/Human Factors Engineering/Lab
	• IENG 331 Safety Engineering
	• IENG 341 Data Analytics for Engineering and Technology
	• IENG 352 Creativity and Innovation
	• IENG 353 Commercialization of New Technology
	• IENG 354 Marketing Technology Innovations
	• IENG 355 Financing Technology Innovations
	• IENG 356 Technology Start Ups
	• IENG 362 Stochastic Models
	• IENG 366 Engineering Management
	• IENG 381 Introduction to Probability and Statistics
	• IENG 382 Probability Theory and Statistics II
	• IENG 406/506 Occupational Biomechanics
	• IENG 415/515 Decision Analysis
	• IENG 420/520 Game Theory Applications
	• IENG 425 Production and Operation Management
	• IENG 431/531 Industrial Hygiene
	• IENG 441 Simulation
	• IENG 451/451L Operational Strategies/Lab
	• IENG 452 Introduction to Six Sigma
	• IENG 455/555 Supply Chain Management and Logistics
	• IENG 464 Senior Design Project I
	• IENG 465 Senior Design Project II
	• IENG 466/566 Project Planning and Control
	• IENG 471 Facilities Planning
	• IENG 475/475L Computer-Controlled Manufacturing Systems and Robotics/Lab
	• IENG 479/579 Research Ethics
	• IENG 486 Statistical Quality and Process Control
	• IENG 491 Independent Study
	• IENG 492 Topics
	• IENG 592 Topics
	• IENG 620 Human Information Processing
	• IENG 715 Data Visualization
	• IENG 735 Advanced Linear Programming
	• IENG 736 Nonlinear Programming
	• IENG 737 Stochastic Optimization
	• IENG 898D Dissertation
Mathematics
	• MATH 100 Math Recitation
	• MATH 110 Survey of Mathematics
	• MATH 114 College Algebra
	• MATH 115 Precalculus
	• MATH 116/116L Engineering Precalculus
	• MATH 120 Trigonometry
	• MATH 123 Calculus I
	• MATH 125 Calculus II
	• MATH 205 Mining and Management Mathematics I
	• MATH 225 Calculus III
	• MATH 251 Finite Structures
	• MATH 281 Introduction to Statistics
	• MATH 291 Independent Study
	• MATH 292 Topics
	• MATH 315 Linear Algebra
	• MATH 321 Differential Equations
	• MATH 353 Linear Optimization
	• MATH 373 Introduction to Numerical Analysis
	• MATH 381 Introduction to Probability and Statistics

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