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Certification Forms
The last step in completing the Information Science Minor is to fill out the appropriate certification form for your college and submit it to the IS Minor Coordinator Terry Horgan. Find the forms below. Note: If graduating in Fall, submit your form by 12/31. If graduating in the Spring, submit your form by 5/31 in order to meet all registrar office deadlines.
Agriculture and Life Sciences
Architecture, Art, and Planning
Arts and Sciences
Human Ecology
Industrial and Labor Relations
CALS, AAP, A&S, HE, ILR Concentration Requirements
- One Core course based on your concentration.
- Concentrations: Three courses.
- Elective/Additional: Two courses from any concentration.
Engineering
Engineering Concentration Requirements
- One Core course based on your concentration.
- Concentrations: Three courses.
- Elective/Additional: One course from any concentration.
Hotel School
Hotel School Concentration Requirements
- One Core course based on your concentration.
- Concentrations: Two courses.
- HADM 3740 Fundamentals of Database Management and Data Analysis
- AEM 3220 or students may take HADM 4890, formally HADM 4489, (or an elective course from any concentration.)
- HADM 4760 Visual Basic for Applications: End-user Programming