|
|
|
| ES
150-152 |
Earth
Systems Science and Lab |
4 |
| Humanities:
Choose at least two: |
6 |
| EL
111 |
Green
Writing: Literature and the Environment* |
|
| HI
226 |
Society
and the Environment: the American Experience* |
|
| PL
217 |
Environmental
Ethics* |
|
| Social
Science: Choose at least two:* |
6 |
| PS
390 |
Environmental
Law |
|
| EC
200 |
Environmental
Economics |
|
| SO
161 |
Environmental
Administration |
|
| BA
275 |
Introduction
to GIS |
|
| BA
350 |
Statistics
I |
|
| MA
109-110 |
Calculus
I and II* |
8 |
| CH
101-104 |
General
Chemistry I and II and Labs* |
8 |
| CH
132, 134 |
Quantitative
Analysis and Lab |
4 |
| BL
150-153 |
General
Biology I and II and Labs |
8
|
|
BL
232, 233 |
Ecology
and Lab |
4 |
|
PH
111,113 |
General
Physics I and Lab |
4 |
| Advanced
Environmental Courses (choose 1 lecture/lab) |
4 |
| CH
276, 277 |
Advanced
Environmental Chemistry
|
|
| BL
236, 237 |
Environmental
Disturbances and Lab |
|
| BL
234, 235 |
Evolution
and Systematics and Lab |
|
| BL
248, 249 |
Environmental
Microbiology and Lab |
|
|
|
|
| ES
301 |
Senior
Research |
2 |
| ES
300 and 302 |
Junior
and Senior Seminars |
2 |
|
|
|
|
* Fulfill core requirements |
|
|
Electives 28 credits |
|
|
Those students interested in pursuing graduate
degrees should carefully choose electives to meet basic requirements for
their chosen program. Students
should consult with their academic advisor early in their bachelor’s
program.
|
