With an 18-credit minor in data acquisition and industrial control, you'll learn the fundamental principles of data collection, analysis, and interpretation. Students build theoretical and practical background in measurement principles; data acquisition, analysis and interpretation; and control systems analysis and design. You'll design and interpret experiments that will allow you to cross interdisciplinary lines and collaborate with other experts.
The minor in data acquisition and industrial control is most applicable to the fields of electrical engineering, computer engineering, mechanical engineering, civil engineering, biomedical engineering, mechanical engineering technology, and surveying engineering.
How to Enroll in a Minor
To pursue a minor, you must first be enrolled in a bachelor's degree program and submit a request to add a minor to your curriculum through the Curriculum Change Portlet in Experience (view the My Degree card and select Request to Change Major, Minor, or Concentration). The minor advisor will receive notification and contact you with any questions prior to reviewing and approving your request. We recommend that you begin your minor studies as early as possible in your academic career.
Download the data acquisition and industrial control minor audit for complete information. Program code: TDAC.
Required Courses
Select 6 credits from the following required courses:
Note: EET 3131 is offered in the spring semester, and EET 3373 is offered in the fall semester.
Required Course
Select one course (3-4 credits) from the following required courses:
Electives
Select 8-9 credits from the following elective courses: