Minors

Multiple minors are available to engineering students here at Embry-Riddle. Some of the popular ones for engineering students include:

Computer Science
The computer science minor allows engineering students to seek additional depth in programming and software engineering practices
Mathematics
This is a 21 credit minor that provides additional depth beyond mathematics required for engineering. After completing the Engineering requirement, students are close to completing the mathematics minor requirements.
Aeronautical Studies
The Aeronautical studies minor focuses on aircraft performance, flight physiology, navigation and the more operational side of aircraft.
Aviation weather as a minor at Embry-RiddleAviation Weather
Aviation weather focuses on weather for pilots. It looks at an applied understanding of weather and how it affects a pilot's decisions to fly or to stay home.
Flight
The flight minor is focused around the operation of aircraft. In this case it requires multiple FAA ratings through instruction at our flight-line. Engineering students sometimes choose this minor when looking to build hours or prepare for a career as a test pilot or broaden their understanding of the operational side of aircraft.

Designer Minor

In addition students can create a "Designer Minor". In many cases students choose an interdisciplinary minor that they design with their faculty advisor. Many AE students choose to design a minor around Electrical Engineering. Electrical Engineering students chose minors based in Computer Engineering or Aerospace Engineering.