Required, 24 or 26 credits as follows:

1. 8 credits of laboratory science or statistics, selected from:

Biology 135, 136
Chemistry 129, 130
Mathematics 115, 336
Physics 131, 132
Psychology 113


2. At least one foundation course:

Anthropology 154 Evolution of Technology
Anthropology 270 Technology Assessment
Philosophy 150 Philosophy of Technology


3. At least two specific technology courses, from the following:

Biology 220 Biotechnology and Its Social Impact
Chemistry 215 Solar Energy Technologies


Computer Science 105 Algorithmic and Social Overview of Computers
Music 219 Electronic Music
Physics 180 Bridges, Towers, and Skyscrapers
Physics 220 Electronics
Sociology 265 Sociology of Health and Illness


4. An internship in technology and either a 2-credit technology seminar or independent-study project. The internship may be completed during the summer or academic year, either locally or on an approved off-campus program with internship and seminar components. 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.