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GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS
credits
COURSE NUMBER
ENGL 1010
CC
ENGL 2010 or
ENGL 2020
CC
MATH 1030 or
MATH 1040 or
MATH 1050
MM
Option 1: one of the following classes;
POLS 1000 or
HIST 1700 or
HIST 1740 or
POLS 1100
AS
Option 2: the following two classes;
HIST 2700 and
HIST 2710
AS
PHIL 2050
IH
HLTH 1100 or
TE
PES 1097
FE
DISTRIBUTION COURSES
HUMANITIES
HH
SOCIAL/BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE
SS
FINE ARTS
FF
BIOLOGY
BB
PHYSICAL SCIENCE
PP
THIRD SCIENCE
BB or PP
DISCIPLINE CORE REQUIREMENTS
credits
COURSE NUMBER
ESFF 1000 or sufficient work
experience
or
ESFF 100A and
ESFF 100B
ESMG 310G
ESMG 3200
ESMG 3250
ESMG 4500
ESMG 4650
ELECTIVE REQUIREMENTS
credits
EMERGENCY SERVICES- Bachelor of Science in
Emergency Services Administration
Emphasis in Emergency Management
120 Credits
(Summer 2012)
35
COURSE TITLE
Introduction to Writing
Intermediate Writing- Hum/Social Science
Intermediate Writing- Science/Technology
Quantitative Reasoning
Introduction to Statistics
College Algebra
CR
3.0
3.0
PREREQUISITES
ACT/Accuplacer Scores
ENGL 1010
3.0
MAT 1010 or ACT/Accuplacer
Scores
3.0
American Heritage
American Civilization
US Economic History
American National Government
US History to 1877 and
US History from 1877
Ethics and Values
Personal Health and Wellness
Fitness for Life
3.0
2.0
ENGL 1010
3.0
3.0
3.0
3.0
3.0
3.0
19
COURSE TITLE
Introduction to Emergency Services and
Ability Testing
CR
4.0
Introduction to Emergency Services
Firefighter Physical Ability Testing
3.0
1.0
Introduction to Homeland Security
Health and Safety Program Management
Managing Emergency Medical Services
Customer Service and Marketing for Em Serv
Emergency Services Capstone
3.0
3.0
3.0
3.0
3.0
PREREQUISITES
ENGL 1010
ESMG 310G
ESMG 310G
ESMG 310G
ESMG 310G
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Any Emergency Services or related
advisor approved courses.
Any courses 1000 or higher
24.0
17.0
EMPHASIS IN EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
credits
ESMG 3150
Public Program Administration
ESMG 3300
Master Planning for Public Emerg. Services
ESMG 3350
Analytical Research Approaches to Public ES
ESMG 3600
Psychology of Emergency Services
ESMG 4400
Legal Considerations for the Emerg. Services
ESMG 4550
Principles of Disaster and Emergency Mgmt
ESMG 4600
Public Administration and Emergency Mgmt
ESMG 445G
Human Factors in Emergency Mgmt
ESMG 489R
Undergrad Research in Emergency Mgmt
(ESMG 481R)
3.0
3.0
3.0
3.0
3.0
3.0
3.0
3.0
3.04.0
PLANNED COURSES
Semester:
CR
Semester:
CR
Semester:
CR
Semester:
CR
Semester:
CR
Semester:
CR
Suggested General Education (GE) classes;
HUMANITIES (HH)
COMM 1020 - Public Speaking
COMM 1050 – Intro to Speech Communication
HUM 1010- Humanities through the Arts
PHIL 1000- Introduction to Philosophy
SOCIAL SCIENCE (SS)
CJ 1010- Intro to Criminal Justice
COMM 2110- Interpersonal Communications
PSY 1010- General Psychology
SOC 1010- Introduction to Sociology
FINE ARTS (FF)
THEA 1013- Introduction to Theater
MUSC 1010- Introduction to Music
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ESMG 310G
ESMG 310G
ESMG 310G
ESMG 310G
ESMG 310G
ESMG 310G
ESMG 310G
ENGL 2010 or 2020
ESMG 310G
ARTH 2710 History of Art to the Renaissance
ARTH 2720- History of Art from the Renaissance
ART 1010- Introduction to Visual Arts
BIOLOGY (BB)
BIOL 1010- General Biology
ZOOL 1090- Introduction to Anatomy and Physiology
ZOOL 2320- Human Anatomy
BIOL 1610- College Biology
PHYSICAL SCIENCE (PP)
GEO 1080- Introduction to Oceanography
METO 1010- Introduction to Meteorology
PHSC 1000- Survey of Physical Science
ASTR 1040- Elementary Astronomy
GEO 1010- Introduction to Geology
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