A. |
1000-Level Course Work |
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Students must pass each of the following sequences: |
| ARE |
1150 |
Principles of Agriculture & Resource Economics |
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| BIOL |
1107, 1108
or
1107, 1110
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Principles of Biology
Principles of Biology or Introduction to Botany
(Botany offered fall semester only) |
| CHEM |
1127Q, 1128Q
or
1124Q, 1125Q, 1126Q
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General Chemistry I and II
Fundamentals of General Chemistry I, II, and III |
| MATH |
1131Q, 1132Q or
or
1125Q, 1126Q, 1132Q
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Calculus I and II
Introductory Calculus 1a, 1b, and II |
| PHYS |
1401Q, 1402Q
or
1201Q, 1202Q
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General Physics with Calculus
General Physics |
| STAT |
1000QC
or
1100QC
or
3025QC |
Introduction to Statistics I
Elementary Concepts of Statistics
Statistical Methods (Calculus Level) |
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B. |
Introductory Environmental Science |
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Students must pass TWO of the following courses:
(Note: GSCI 1050 is a prerequisite for GSCI 3020) |
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GEOG |
2300 |
Introduction to Physical Geography |
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MARN |
1002 |
Introduction to Oceanology |
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GSCI |
1050 |
Earth & Life Through Time (Note: previously offerred as GEOL 102) |
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NRE |
1000 |
Environmental Science |
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C. |
Upper-Level Environmental Science |
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Students must pass ALL the following courses: |
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AH |
3175 |
Environmental Health (Offered fall semester only, previously offerred as ANSC 226) |
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EEB |
2244(W) |
Introduction to Ecology |
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GSCI |
3020 |
Earth Surface Processes (Offered fall semester only) *Prerequisite GSCI 1050 |
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MARN |
3000 |
The Hydrosphere (Offered spring semester only) |
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NRE |
3145 |
Meteorology (Offered fall and summer online) |
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D. |
Capstone Course |
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All Environmental Science students must pass the following capstone course prior to graduation: |
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NRE |
4000W |
Natural Resources Management and Planning (Offered spring semester only) |
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In addition to the courses in group A-D, students must take an additional 5-6 courses in a specified concentration. Students are encouraged to declare their concentration prior to entering their fifth semester. The nine concentrations available through the program are listed below. |
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