School of Theoretical and Applied Science Integrated Science Studies Recommended Four-Year Plan (Fall 2015) This recommended four-year plan is designed to provide a blueprint for students to complete their degrees within four years. These plans are the recommended sequences of courses. Students must meet with their Major Advisor to develop a more individualized plan to complete their degree. This plan assumes that no developmental courses are required. If developmental courses are needed, students may have additional requirements to fulfill which are not listed in the plan and degree completion may take longer. NOTE: This recommended Four-Year Plan is applicable to students admitted into the major during the 2015-2016 academic year. First Year Fall Semester Gen Ed: INTD 101-First Year Seminar CHEM 110-Fundamentals of Chemistry I Gen Ed: CRWT 102-Critical Reading & Writing II BIOL 110-Fundamentals of Biology I WI Total: HRS 4 4 4 Spring Semester BIOL 112-Fundamentals of Biology II CHEM 112-Fundamentals of Chemistry II Students intending to take ENSC 345 or PSYC 242: MATH 108 Elementary Prob. And Statistics Students intending to take MATH 121 or MATH 122: MATH 110 (if needed) or Free elective Gen Ed: SOSC 101-Social Issues or BADM 115-Perspectives of Business & Society 4 16 Total: HRS 4 4 4 4 16 Second Year Fall Semester PHYS 110-Fundamentals of Physics I Gen Ed: AIID 201 Readings in Humanities ENSC 103-Introduction to Environmental Science Gen Ed: History Total: HRS 4 4 Spring Semester PHYS 112-Fundamentals of Physics II BIOL 221-General Ecology or ENSC 210Theoretical & Field Ecology PHYS 103-Introduction to Astronomy 4 GEOL 105-Fundamentals of Geology WI 4 16 Total: HRS 4 4 4 4 16 Third Year Fall Semester SCIN 396 History of Scientific Thought HRS 4 Gen Ed: International Issues 4 INSS Math course: PSYC 242 Or free elective *See Year 3 Sequence for Concentrations 4 Total: Spring Semester INSS math course: MATH 121 or MATH 122 or ENSC 345 Or free elective Gen Ed: Topics in Arts & Humanities or Topics in Social Science Gen Ed: Intercultural North America *See Year 3 Sequence for Concentrations 4 16 Total: HRS 4 4 4 4 16 Fourth Year Fall Semester Elective Elective HRS 4 4 Spring Semester Elective Elective HRS 4 4 *See Year 4 Sequence for Concentrations *See Year 4 Sequence for Concentrations *See Year 4 Sequence for Concentrations SCIN 435 Writing about science for public media WI 4 4 16 Total: Total: 4 4 16 Total Credits Required: 128 credits GPA: 2.0 CONCENTRATIONS Science, Technology & Society Third Year Fall Semester HRS 4 4 SCIN 210-Science, Technology & Society Total: Spring Semester Category #1 (see list in Catalog) Total: HRS 4 4 HRS 4 4 8 HRS 4 4 HRS 4 4 Fourth Year Fall Semester HRS 4 4 8 Category #2 (see list in Catalog) Course (see list in Catalog) or free elective Total: Spring Semester Category #3 (see list in Catalog) Free elective Total: Science Journalism Third Year Fall Semester HRS 4 4 COMM 208-News Writing WI Total: Spring Semester COMM 304 Writing for Publication WI Total: Fourth Year Fall Semester HRS 4 4 COMM 311 Community Journalism WI COMM 324 Reporting and producing online news WI COMM 307 Environmental Writing Elective 8 Total: Spring Semester Total: 8 Business Administration Third Year Fall Semester HRS 4 ACCT 221-Principles of Financial Accounting ECON 102-Introduction to Macroeconomics or ECON 101 Microeconomics 4 Total: Spring Semester Total: HRS 4 4 Fourth Year Fall Semester BADM 223-Business Law I MGMT 302-Managing Organizational Behavior Total: HRS 4 4 8 Spring Semester MKTG 290-Marketing Principles & Practices Elective Total: HRS 4 4 8 HRS 4 Public Policy/Administration Third Year Fall Semester PSYC 242-Statistics or SOCI 308-Social Statistics with Computer or POLI 316 Political Science Methodology WI Total: HRS 4 4 Spring Semester ENST 207-Public Policy Total: 4 Fourth Year Fall Semester POLI 223 American Government HRS 4 Spring Semester Concentration elective (see list in Catalog) or free elective 4 POLI 318 Politics of State and Local Government Free elective Total: 8 Total: WI: 3 Writing Intensive courses required in the major HRS 4 4 8