The Previous Engineering Business Minor

All students, regardless of graduating class, must take these 3 courses in the following recommended sequence:

COMM 2010: Introduction to Financial Accounting 
(Recommended for either spring, second year or spring, third year)

ECON 2010: Principles of Economics: Microeconomics 
(Recommended for either fall or spring, first year)

EBUS (or STS) 4810: New Product Development 
(Recommended for either fall or spring, fourth year)

Be sure to check SIS for courses offered for a particular semester.

Engineering Business Minor students may choose three courses from the following list of approved electives:

CE 2030: Management of Engineering and Construction Projects
CE 3010: Projects Business Planning

COMM 2020: Introduction to Management Accounting
COMM 2600: Leadership across Disciplines (best for SEAS students in spring)
COMM 2610: Startup
COMM 3200:  Project and Product Management
COMM 3410: Commercial Law I
COMM 3420: Commercial Law II
COMM 3600: Principles and Practices of Arts Administration
COMM 3660: Business of Consulting (J-term not currently offered)
COMM 3800: Business, Government, and Society
COMM 3810: Business Ethics
COMM 3845: Foundations of International Business (requires 4th year status)
COMM 4230: Information Technology in Finance
COMM 4240: Electronic Commerce
COMM 4570: Topics in Finance: Investing in a Sustainable Future
COMM 4650: Business, Politics, and Culture in the European Union (offered May term)
COMM 4660: The Advice Business:  The Basics of Strategic Consulting
COMM 4821: Managing Sustainability Development
COMM 4822: Investing in a Sustainable Future

CS 4753: Electronic Commerce Technologies

CS 4260: Internet Scale Applications*
* ​By special permission. Contact minor administrator.

ECON 2020: Principles of Economics: Macroeconomics
ECON 2060: American Economic History
ECON 3030: Money and Banking
ECON 4210 International Trade: Theory & Policy
ECON 4350 Corporate Finance

ENGR 4599: Special Topics in Engineering: Business Intelligence
ENGR 4880: Business and Technical Leadership in Engineering

ENTP 1010: Startup: An Introduction to Entrepreneurship

LPPS 3440 Introduction to Management Consulting and Strategic Decision-Making

MAE 4502 Special Topics:  The Business of Engineering

STS 1800: Business Fundamentals for Engineers
STS 2730: Engineers & the Art of the Deal
STS 2830: Innovation and New Ventures
STS 2840: Entrepreneurial Finance
STS 2850: Government and Entrepreneurship
(and any other STS 27XX or 28XX series course - check SIS for listings)
STS 3020: Science and Technology Policy for Interns
STS 3570 Special Topics in Engineering Business:  Leadership in the Technology Sector
STS 4580 Special Topics for Engineering Entrepreneurship:  Innovation Garage

Note: STS course requirements can be fulfilled by taking the EBUS course with the same number.

SYS 2057: Management of E-Commerce Systems
SYS 2054 or 3054:  Argentina or Dubai (both J-Term) or Sweden (May term)
SYS 4000: Financial Aspects of Engineering
SYS 4044: Economics of Engineering Systems
SYS 5044: Economics of Engineering