Environmental Sciences

One course chosen from the following:

• MTH 107 - Problem Solving (3)
• MTH 108 - Modeling & Applications (3)
• MTH 125 - Precalculus (4)
• MTH 235 - Calculus I (4)

Note:

(Students interested in employment or further study in air quality should take MTH 235 .) CMS 210  is strongly recommended. RES 495  and RES 496  for two credits each may be substituted for BIO/CHM/EVS 495  and BIO/CHM/EVS 496 .

A. Biology Emphasis

B. Computational Thinking Emphasis

C. Chemistry Emphasis

D. Political Science and Policy

Select 15 credits from the following:

• INT 101 - Global Issues (3)

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• INT 325 - International Relations in the Modern Era (3) or
• PSI 325 - International Relations in the Modern Era (3)

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• PSI 105 - Comparative Governments (3)
• PSI 215 - The Politics of the Developing World (3)

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• PSI 216 - Public Opinion and Citizen Action (3) or
• PSY 216 - Public Opinion and Citizen Action (3)

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• PSI 234 - Legislative and Executive Behavior (3)
• PSI 243 - Contemporary Political Issues (3)
• PSI 310 - Women and Power (3)
• PSI 313 - Political Parties and Interest Groups (3)
• PSI 327 - Globalization and Transnationalism (3)
• PSI 328 - Constitutional Law (3)
• PSI 332 - Current Legal Issues (3)

a. Biology

a) Select a total of two courses for at least seven credits, each from a different  group.

• BIO 308 - Animal Behavior (3) or
• BIO 345 - Conservation Biology (3)

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• BIO 215 - Human Anatomy and Physiology I (4) or
• BIO 326 - Comparative Anatomy (4) or
• BIO 355 - Human Anatomy (4)

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• BIO 216 - Human Anatomy and Physiology II (4) or
• BIO 331 - Cell Biology (3) or
• BIO 356 - Human Physiology (4)

b. Chemistry

• CHM 205 - Organic Chemistry I (4) or
• CHM 303 - Analytical Chemistry (4) (course not used to fulfill requirement one)

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• Complete two courses chosen from:

• CHM 206 - Organic Chemistry II (4)
• CHM 322 - Instrumental Analysis (4)
• CHM 326 - Advanced Inorganic Chemistry (4)