Environmental Management and GIS Concentration
FRESHMAN YEAR
FALL SEMESTER
ENGL
GEOL
MATH
CHEM
1301
1403
1316
1411
ENVS
1185
SPRING SEMESTER
Composition I
3
Physical Geology
Trigonometry
General Chemistry I
Transitioning to University
Studies
3
3
4
ENGL
COMM
GEOL
MATH
BIOL
1302
2302
1407
1342
1406
Composition II
Business and Professional Speaking
Intro to Environmental Science1
Statistics2
Biology for Science Majors
3
3
TOTAL
17
4
3
4
1
TOTAL
14
SOPHMORE YEAR
FALL SEMESTER
PHIL
HIST
WSES
WSES
1301
1301
3401
2405
SPRING SEMESTER
Intro to Philosophy
US History I
Soils
Environment and Society
elective
Ecology for Natural Resource
Managers
TOTAL
3
3
4
GOVT
PHIL
WSES
HIST
2305
2303
3305
1302
Federal Government
Intro to Logic
GIS for Natural Resource Scientists 3
US History II
3
3
3
3
3
Env. Politics and Econ. elective
4
3
17
TOTAL
15
JUNIOR YEAR
FALL SEMESTER
POLS
GOVT
EASC
EASC
3310
2306
3350
3360
SPRING SEMESTER
Environmental Politics
Texas Government
Environmental Science
Remote Sensing
Environment and Society elective
3
3
3
3
EASC
ENVS
4313
4340
3
WSES
3320
TOTAL
15
Env. Politics and Econ. elective
Environmental Techniques
Advanced GIS Applications
Ecological Science Elective
Watershed Management
TOTAL
3
3
3
4
3
16
SENIOR YEAR
FALL SEMESTER
ARTS
ENVS
4088/
4084
SPRING SEMESTER
Creative Arts
Ecological Science Elective
Environment and Society elective
Research, Internship or Study
Away/Abroad (4301, 4341)
3
TOTAL
13
ENVS
4185
WSES
3402
4
3
Environmental Seminar
Water Science Elective
Soils, Land Use, and the Environment
Physical Science Elective
3
TOTAL
13
3
4
3
3
1. WSES 1301 Society, Natural Resources, and the Environment can be substituted for GEOL
1407
2. Math 3450 Principles of Biostatistics can be substituted for Math 1342
3. EASC 3310 Geographic Systems for the Sciences or HYDR 3311 GIS in Water Resources can
be substituted for WSES 33056
4. BIOL 4401 Ecology can be substituted for WSES 2405 Ecology for Natural Resource Manager
ELECTIVES
Environment and Society (Select at least 3)
COMM 3305 Environmental Communication
WSES 3307 Systems Thinking
WSES 4307 Energy, Society, and the Environment
WSES 1307 Concepts and Controversies in Food Studies
WSES 3375 Population, Pollution, and Resource
Depletion
WSES 3402 Soils, Land Use, and the Environment
WSES 3323 Ethical Issues in Agriculture and the Natural
Resources
PBHL 1310 Health and Society: An Introduction to Public
Health
Physical Sciences (Choose 7 credits):
WSES 2112 Soil Morphology
WSES 3412 Soil Genesis, Morphology, and
Classification
WSES 4450 Soil Nutrient Cycling
GEOL 3310 Geomorphology
CHEM 4477 Environmental Chemistry
Water Sciences (Select at least one):
BIOL 4442 Wetland Ecology
BIOL 3340 Intro to Marine Biology
WSES 4306 Water Resources Policy and Management
BIOL 4441 Limnology
ENVE 3410 Basic Hydrology
ENVE 2310 Survey or Environmental Engineering
ENVE 4330 Texas Water Resource Management
HYDR 3400 Mechanics of Fluids
HYDR 4204 Water Sup & Waste Water Treatment
ENVE 3420 Groundwater Hydrology
Environmental Politics and Economics (Select at least
2)
POLS 4311 Environmental Law
POLS 4310 International Environmental Issues
ECON 3304 Environmental Economics
SOCI 3312 Environmental Sociology
Ecological Sciences (Choose at least 2):
WSES 2330 Wildlife Conservation and Management
WSES 4302 Habitat Management
WSES 2309 Biotechnology and Sustainability
BIOL 3353 Ecology and Evolution
PBHL 2310 Intro to Epidemiology