Stony Brook University Technology and Society

The objective of the ETE minor is to expose engineering and non-engineering students to entrepreneurial skills relevant to technology and engineering. The ETE minor requires a total of 18 credit hours (6 courses) with no grade less than C.

Requirements for the ETE minor

Two courses from (6 credits):

For engineering majors: two core engineering courses For non-engineering majors, two courses from

• EST 194 : Decision-Making
• EST 202 : Into to Science, Tech and Society Studies
• LSE 320 : Future Trends in Science and Engineering

One course from the following (3 credits):

• ESE 201 : Engineering and Technology Entrepreneurship
• EST 364 : How to Build a Start-Up
• BUS 353 : Entrepreneurship
• BUS 383 : Social Entrepreneurship

Two courses from the following choices (6 credits):

• EST 326 : Management for Engineers or BUS 346 : Management and Operations
• EST 327 : Marketing for Engineers or BUS 348 : Principles of Marketing
• EST 391 : Technology Assessment
• EST 393 : Project Management or BUS 393 : Principles of Project Management
• EST 304 : Communication for Engineers and Scientists
• CME 333 : Business Economics for Engineers

One course from the following (3 credits):

• EST 301 : Engineering Ethics and Societal Impact
• EST 331 : Engineering Ethics
• BUS 339 : Intellectual Property Strategy