1. Eight credits from courses in the departments of biology, chemistry, computer science, physics, or psychology, creditable toward those majors.

MAT 115 - Introduction to Statistics , SST 115 - Introduction to Statistics  or MAT 209 - Applied Statistics , may be used for 4 of the 8 credits. ENV 111 - Introductory Geology  or ENV 125 - Introduction to Earth Systems Science with Lab  may be used for 4 of the 8 credits.

2. 4 credits:

• TEC 154 - Evolution of Technology 4 credits

3. At least two specific technology courses (8 credits)

Specific technology courses are often selected from the following. Upon approval by the concentration chair, other specific technology courses, such as special topics courses, can be used to meet this requirement.

• ANT 252 - Culture and Agriculture 4 credits
• ART 246 - Digital Media 4 credits , and other 200-level Art courses as approved
• CSC 105 - The Digital Age 4 credits
• CSC 232 - Human-Computer Interaction 4 credits
• MUS 219 - Electronic Music 4 credits
• PHY 180 - Bridges, Towers, and Skyscrapers 4 credits
• PHY 220 - Electronics 4 credits
• HUM 350 - Freedom and Authority: The Control of Reproduction 4 credits or the cross-listed course SST 350  or SCI 350  *
• SOC 265 - Sociology of Health and Illness 4 credits
• SST 221 - Geographical Analysis and Cartography 4 credits
• THE 115 - Theatrical Design and Technology 4 credits

4. A technology-related seminar or independent study project (4 credits)

The concentration also includes two noncredit-bearing requirements.

5. An internship in technology

The internship may be completed during the summer or academic year, either locally or at an approved off-campus program with internship and seminar components. The internship must be approved in advance by the concentration chair.

6. A public presentation

Students are expected to give a public presentation in a class or colloquium, drawing upon the internship experience and the seminar or independent study project.