Started in the Fall of 2019, Mini-Mesters are 1 credit hour, 5-week long course offerings that occur during the normal academic semester with the goal of introducing students to non-traditional classroom material. Students are able to explore different passions and interests outside of their major to gain a greater breadth of knowledge across academic disciplines. With the goal of making Tech’s curriculum more personalizable, the Fall 2020 semester will be broken up into three terms of Mini-Mesters, allowing students to sign up for the one(s) they want without overloading their schedule. More information can be found here.
Spring 2021
Mini-Mester Terms
Term 1: Jan 14, 2021 – Feb 17, 2021
Term 2: Feb 18, 2021 – Mar 26, 2021
No third term is planned for this spring.
Course Title | Instructor | CRN | Term | Course Numbers |
Personal Finance | Marvin Tingler | 34968 | 1 | GT 4801 |
Open Data with R | Thomas Jay Forrest | 31705 | 1 | GT 4801 |
Molecular Photochemistry | Michael James Evans | 34275 | 1 | CHEM 4801 |
International Philanthropy & Sustainable Development | Kirk Bowman | 29637 | 1 | INTA 4811 |
Introduction to Podcasting | Charlie Bennett | 33297, 31317 | 1 | GT 2801 |
Building Personal and Organizational Resilience | Sonia Alvarez-Robinson | 32224, 32225 | 1 | GT 4801/8801 |
Python for Visualization | Thomas Jay Forrest | 31709 | 2 | GT 4801 |
Introduction to Intellectual Property | Lisha Li & Cynthia Kutka | 34969 | 2 | GT 4801 |
Building Personal and Organizational Resilience | Sonia Alvarez-Robinson | 32226, 32227 | 2 | GT 4801/8801 |