The field of transportation is concerned with the
movement of people and goods. This six course interdisciplinary minor provides planning,
political, social, and economic insight into the development of transportation systems
(highways, railroads, etc.) and their interactions with society and the environment. The
Transportation Studies Minor has no prerequisites beyond one GenEd math course.
|
 The following
TWO courses are required: |
| CE-36 Engineering’s Impact on Society: An American Experience |
| CE-160 Transportation Engineering * |
| Choose ONE
design course from the list below: |
| CE-161 Highway Engineering and Route Surveying |
| CE-162 Traffic Engineering |
Choose TWO
courses from one of the areas described below
plus ONE additional course from either of
the remaining areas |
| Economics Area |
| ECON-28 Environmental and Natural Resource Economics |
| ECON-139 Public Finance |
| ECON-160 Seminar in Economic Growth and Development |
| ECON-166 Seminar in Public Policy |
| Political Science Area |
| PS-60 Policy Making and American Society |
| PS-72 The Environment, Energy, and American Politics |
| PS-84 Political Sociology |
| PS-142 Urban Political Problems: The United States, Japan, and Europe |
| Psychology and Sociology Area |
| PSY-24 Social Psychology |
| PSY-33 Psychology of Memory and Thinking |
| PSY-36 Psychology of Learning |
| SOC-155 Sociology of Community |
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