Math, Science, & Technical Electives

Approved Technical Electives

A technical elective is generally a course in math, engineering, or science at the 3000-level or above. These classes are select 3000, 4000 and 5000-level math, science and engineering courses (with the exception of CSCI, ECEN, and PHYS where certain 2000-level courses are also accepted).

Any ASEN course at the 4000 level or above that is not a required course can be used as a Technical Elective.

Independent study is acceptable for up to 6 credit hours of technical elective credit.

All courses below are approved as professional area electives for Aerospace Engineering Sciences majors. Where course options are listed as "3000+", all courses within that prefix, including 3000 and higher, are approved as general technical electives. Please note that courses numbered 5000 or higher are considered graduate-level courses, but can also apply. Additionally, students are required to meet all pre-requisites or co-requisites for course enrollment.

Exclusions: A class can be applied toward one requirement in your major only. For example, if a class is approved as both a Humanities & Social Sciences elective and a Technical Elective, it can only count toward one requirement, not both.

  • Air Force Aerospace Studies - ROTC: AIRR 3010
  • Applied Math: APPM 3000+
  • Architectural Engineering: AREN 3000+
  • Aerospace Engineering: ASEN 4000+ (Excluding required ASEN courses)
  • Astrophysical and Planetary Sciences: ASTR 3000+
  • ATLAS: ATLS 3000+
  • Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences: ATOC 3000+
  • Biomedical Engineering: BMEN 3000+
  • Business Minor: BUSM 3020, 3021
  • Chemistry: CHEM 3000+
  • Chemical Engineering: CHEN 3000+
  • Computer Science: CSCI2270, 2275, 2400, 2824, 3000+
  • Civil Engineering: CVEN 3000+
  • Technology, Cybersecurity & Policy: CYBR 3000+
  • Ecology and Evolutionary Biology: EBIO 3000+
  • Electrical and Computer Engineering: ECEN 2250, 2260, 2270, 2350, 2370, 2410, 2420, 2703, 3000+
  • Engineering Management: EMEN 3000+
  • Environmental Engineering: EVEN 3000+
  • General Engineering: GEEN 3400
  • Geography: GEOG 3023, 3053, 3601, 4023, 4043, 4093, 4103, 4201, 4203, 4303, 4403, 4463, 4503, 4563, 4603
  • Geology: GEOL 3000+
  • Information Science: INFO 3401,3402, 4602, 4604, 4513, 4652
  • Integrative Physiology: IPHY 3000+
  • Mathematics: MATH 3000+
  • Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology: MCDB 3000+
  • Mechanical Engineering: MCEN 3000+
  • Military Science: MILR 3052,3062
  • Naval Science: NAVR 3030, 3040
  • Physics: PHYS 2130, 2150, 2170, 2210, 3000+
  • Statistics: STAT 3000+

Approved Math and Science Electives

Course NumberCourse NameCredit Hours
APPM 3010Chaos in Dynamical Systems3
APPM 3170

Discrete Applied Mathematics

3
APPM 3310Matrix Methods and Applications3
APPM 3350Advanced Engineering Calculus3
APPM 3570Applied Probability3
APPM 4380Modeling in Applied Mathematics3
ASTR 1030Accelerated Introductory Astronomy 14
ASTR 2020Space Astronomy and Exploration3
ASTR 2030Black Holes3
ASTR 2040The Search for Life in the Universe3
ASTR 2100Fundamental Concepts in Astrophysics3
ASTR 3300Extraterrestrial Life3
ASTR 3710Formation & Dynamics of Planetary Systems3
ASTR 3720Planets and Their Atmospheres3
ASTR 3750Planets, Moons, and Rings3
ATOC 2050Introduction to Atmospheric Research3
ATOC 3050Principles of Weather3
ATOC 3070Introduction to Oceanography3
ATOC 3180Aviation Meteorology3
ATOC 3300Analysis of Climate and Weather Observations3
ATOC 3500Air Chemistry and Pollution3
ATOC 3600Principles of Climate3
ATOC 3720Planets and their Atmospheres3
ATOC 4200Biogeochemical Oceanography3
ATOC 4550Mountain Meteorology3
ATOC 4700Weather Analysis and Forecasting3
ATOC 4710Introduction to Atmospheric Physics3
ATOC 4720Atmospheric Dynamics3
ATOC 4730Physical Oceanography and Climate3
ATOC 4750Desert Meteorology and Climate3
ATOC 4760Physics and Chemistry of Clouds and Aerosols3
ATOC 4770Renewable Energy Meteorology3
CHEM 1133General Chemistry 24
CHEM 3151Air Chemistry and Pollution3
MATH 2001Intro to Discrete Mathematics3
MATH 2002Number Systems: An Introduction to Higher Mathematics3
MATH 2510Introduction to Statistics3
MATH 3130Introduction to Linear Algebra3
MATH 3450Introduction to Complex Variables3
PHYS 2130General Physics 33
PHYS 2170Foundations of Modern Physics3
STAT 3100Applied Probability3
STAT 4000Statistical Methods and Application I3