Undergraduates can opt to pursue a minor program of study to receive specialized training in an area complementing their major. Undergraduates in engineering can choose from 19 engineering minor programs. Undergraduates in engineering technology can choose from eight minor programs. When completed, the minor becomes part of the student's permanent record. Students pursuing a minor must choose a program at the beginning of their junior year. At least 12 semester hours are required for a minor, which can be completed in a student's third and fourth years.

The 19 minors presently available to engineering students are:

Aerospace Engineering	Environmental Engineering
Bioengineering	Materials Engineering
Chemical Processing	Mechanics of Engineering Systems
Composite Materials Engineering	Operations Engineering
Computer Systems	Signals and Systems
Design and Manufacturing Engineering	Structures
Dynamic Analysis of Mechanical Systems	Thermal Engineering
Energy Conversion	Transportation Engineering
Engineering Management	Water Resources Engineering
Engineering Mechanics

The eight minors available to engineering technology students are:

Analog Electronic Design	Industrial Engineering Technology
Computer Engineering Technology	Manufacturing Engineering Technology
Electronic Engineering Technology	Mechanical Engineering Technology
Electronics in Support of Manufacturing	Quality Assurance

Minors also are available in disciplines outside the School of Engineering. Special minors can be created with the adviser's approval.