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Department of Biology
School of Sciences and Engineering
Coordinated by J. Ragai (Chemistry), J. Miller (Biology), M. Hassan (Biology)
Minor
The minor in Environmental Sciences is an interdisciplinary degree program open to students in any major. The curriculum was designed with enough flexibility to allow students of all majors to enroll in the minor with ease. The elective courses are designed to satisfy individual field of interests. Students will participate in interdepartmental seminars and become involved in the study of environmentally related problems at both the national, regional and international levels. The minor will enhance the students' career marketability. |
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Requirements (18-19 credits):
Concentration Requirements (9-10 credits):
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BIOL
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BIOL
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BIOL |
102
302
305 |
Essentials of Environmental Biology, 3 cr..
Environmental Biology for Engineers, 2 + 1 cr.
Environmental Biology, 3 + 1 cr. |
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CHEM
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CHEM
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CHEM |
104
205
311 |
Man and the Environment, 3 cr.
Environmental Analytical Chemistry, 3 cr.
Analytical Chemistry II, 2 + 1 cr. |
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BIOL/CHEM |
399 |
Guided Studies in Environmental Sciences, 3 cr. |
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Electives (9 credits)
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ANTH/SOC |
370 |
Environmental Issues in Development, 3 cr. |
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CENG |
471 |
Environmental and Sanitary Engineering, 3 cr.. |
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MATH
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MATH |
112
312 |
Statistical Reasoning, 3 cr.
Mathematical Modelling, 3 cr. |
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POLS |
442 |
Environmental Politics, 3 cr. |
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SCI |
260 |
Environmental Geology, 3 cr. |
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302 |
Science, Technology and the Environment, 3 cr. |
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Students must finish their concentration requirements in biology and chemistry before taking BIOL/CHEM 399.
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