ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & POLICY
CURRICULUM REQUIREMENTS
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE (46 Credits)
Note: Credits for lab courses may vary. A minimum of 6 total lab credits are required.
Biology (14 Credits)
BY152 Life’s Diversity
BY154 Diversity Lab
BY153 Cellular & Molecular Biology
BY155 Cellular Biology Lab
BY221 General Ecology
BY224 General Ecology Lab
(3)
(2)
(3)
(2)
(3)
(1)
Industrial Hygiene (7 Credits)
IH309 Principles of Industrial Hygiene
IH310 Princ. of Industrial Hygiene Lab
IH Elective
(3)
(1)
(3)
Chemistry (13 credits)
CM103 Structure & Bonding
CM105 Chemistry Lab I
CM104 Equilibrium & Dynamics
CM106 Chemistry Lab II
CM241 Organic Chemistry I
(3)
(2)
(3)
(2)
(3)
Prof. Sci/Eng/Math Electives (12 Credits)
Prof. Sci/Eng/Math Elective
Prof. Sci/Eng/Math Elective
Prof. Sci/Eng/Math Elective
Prof. Sci/Eng/Math Elective
(3)
(3)
(3)
(3)
ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY (24 Credits)
EV100 Intro. to Environ. Science & Policy
EV200 Creating Environmental Policy
EV300 Environmental Leadership
EV342 Environmental Ethics
EV360 Environmental Economics *
(1)
(1)
(1)
(3)
(3)
EV400 Capstone Project
EV430 Environmental Law
EV480 Env. Philosophy Seminar
Professional Policy Elective
Professional Policy Elective
(3)
(3)
(3)
(3)
(3)
*EC150 or EC350 is required as a prerequisite.
OTHER PROFESSIONAL AND FREE ELECTIVES (17 Credits)
Law Course
Statistics Course
Professional Elective
(3)
(3)
(3)
Free Elective
Free Elective
Free Elective
FOUNDATION REQUIREMENTS (33 Credits)
Business (3 Credits)
(3)
(3)
Foundation
(3)
Engineering (3 Credits)
Foundation
(3)
Foundation
(3)
Foundation
(3)
Math (6 Credits)
(Must have combination of two - H/S, Soc., Hum.)
MA131 Calculus I
MA132 Calculus II
Computer Course (3 Credits)
(3)
PE100 Personal Wellness
Liberal Arts (18 Credits)
LS195 Great Ideas I
LS196 Great Ideas II
(3)
(3)
(2)
(3)
(3)
(3)
(3)
(0)
At least two professional science/engineering/math electives must be 300-level courses or higher.
NOTE: Some electives may require additional prerequisites.
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ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & POLICY
PROFESSIONAL ELECTIVES
Professional Electives are defined as electives appropriate to the professional and career objectives of
students and the ES&P Program. Professional electives are typically upper-level courses (300-level or
above) chosen with the advice and consent of the student’s advisor, and focused on a minor,
concentration or double major (in Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Engineering, Environmental and
Occupational Health, Law, or Technical Communications, for example). The following courses are
considered professional electives in the ES&P Program. Additional courses may be taken pending
permission from the student’s advisor. Some professional electives require additional prerequisites.
SCHOOL OF SCIENCE
BY 260 Biological Clocks
BY 314 Genetics
BY 315 Genetics Lab
BY 320 Microbiology
BY 322 Microbiology Lab
BY 420 Evolution
BY 435 Freshwater Invertebrate Biology
CM 221 Spectroscopy
CM 223 Spectroscopy Lab
CM 303 Environmental Science I
IH 320 Principles of Ergonomics
IH 406 IH Control Methods
MA 231 Calculus III
MA 383 Applied Statistics
PH 131 Physics I
PY 352 Psychology in the Workplace
PY 353 Social Psychology
BY 328 Conservation Biology
BY 340 Animal Behavior
BY 45O Biochemistry I
BY 436 Marine Biology
BY 451 Biochemistry II
BY 431 Aquatic Ecology
BY440 Advanced Invertebrate Phys.
CM 242 Organic Chemistry II
CM 244 Organic Chemistry Lab
CM 304 Environmental Science II
IH 405 Methods and Analysis
IH 416 Prin. of Occupational Health
MA 232 Elementary Diff. Equations
PH 132 Physics II
PH 141 Physics for Life Sciences I
PH 142 Physics for Life Sciences II
SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
CE 301 Eng. Measurements
CE 474 Engineering Hydrology
CE 480 Environmental Quality
CE 490 Senior Design
ES 330 Fluid Mechanics
ES 532 Risk Analysis
CE 470 Hydraulic Engineering
CE 479 Water and Wastewater Treatment
CE 481 Hazardous Waste Management
CE 586 Industrial Ecology
ES 220 Statics
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
IS 300 Information Systems
LW 471 Law and Society II
MG/EV 370 Business and the Environment
MG 453 Org. Behavior II
MG 452 Human Resource Management.
LW 466 The Law of the Workplace
MG 389 Stress Management
MG 386 Organizational Behavior
MG 432 Org. Policy and Strategy
MG 670 Industrial Ecology
SCHOOL OF LIBERAL ARTS
LC/EV 225 Environment, Technology and Society
LC 380 Science, Politics, Ethics
LC 385 History of Modern Science
LP 400 Constitutional Law
TC 310 Mass Media and Society
TC 325 Intercultural Communication
TC 411 Interpersonal Behavior
TC/EV 428 Public Debate and the Environment
LP 250 American Politics
LP 260 Politics in Cross-Nat. Perspective.
LP 341 Professional Ethics
LP/EV 343 Environmental. Lit. and History
TC 313 Professional Writing
TC 341 World Wide Web
TC 412 Org. Communication
TC 429 Issue Analysis and Advocacy