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(BET) Business Engineering Technology Minor
What is the Business-Engineering-Technology Minor?
The B-E-T academic minor is a blend of engineering and business courses open to all business or engineering majors. The minor is particularly useful to engineering students who want to have business knowledge, or a business student who wants to have a foundation of engineering concepts. A student can earn the B-E-T minor by earning 16 credits over four semesters. Those who obtain a B-E-T minor will have a strong advantage since it provides real-world experience in international products and offers a competitive edge when beginning one's career.
Program qualifications:
- All business and engineering majors
- Those who will be sophomores or juniors in the fall
- Freshmen and sophomore in January with a 3.0 or above GPA
- Once admitted into the minor, all students must maintain a 3.0 or above GPA
Business-Engineering-Technology curriculum
The 16-credit, four-semester minor requires the completion of the following B-E-T courses:
- BUSI/ENGR 3510 Introduction to B-E-T
- BUSI/ENGR 3520 Integrating Engineering and Business Theory with Practice
- BUSI/ENGR 3560 Leadership for Business and Engineers
- BUSI/ENGR 5540 Entrepreneurship and Strategic Management of Technology and Innovation
- BUSI/ENGR 5550 Product/Process Design and Development I
- BUSI/ENGR 5560 Product/Process Design and Development II