NATURAL RESOURCES AND ENVIRONMENT


Resource Economics (take one course) ..............3
**AEB 3450 Introduction to Natural Resource
 & Environmental Economics, 3 credits
 **ECP 3302 Environmental Economics &
 Resource Policy, 4 credits
 GEO 2500 Geography of World Economics,
 3 credits
Human Effects on the Environment
(take one course)................................. ......3
 AGG 3503 Agriculture & Environmental
 Quality, 3 credits
 FNR 4545 Forests, Plants and Pollution,
 3 credits
 **FOR 3003 Forests, Conservation & People,
 3 credits
 GEO 3370 Conservation of Resources,
 3 credits
 LEI 3250 Introduction to Outdoor Recreation
 & Parks, 3 credits
 WEC 2040 Wildlife Issues in a Changing
 World, 3 credits
 WEC 4523 Human Dimensions of Natural
 Resource Conservation, 3 credits
 Resource Management (take two courses) ........6
 AEB 4452 Advanced Natural Resource &
 Environmental Economics, 3 credits
 AGG 4932 Sustainable Agriculture, 3 credits
 AGG 3503 Agriculture & Environmental
 Quality, 3 credits
 AGG 3535 Agricultural Ecology, 3 credits
 **EES 3008 Energy & Environment, 3 credits
 EES 4103 Environmental Biology 2, 2 credits
 EES 4050 Environmental Planning & Design,
 3 credits
 **FAS 4305 Introduction to Fishery Science,
 3 credits
 FOR 3153C Forest Ecology, 3 credits
 FNR 4632 Integrated Natural Resource
 Management, 3 credits
 **FNR 4343 Forest Water Resources, 2 credits
 **FOR 4621 Forest Management, 3 credits
 ** LAA 3530 Landscape Management,
 4 credits
 **SOS 4231 Soils & Land Use, 3 credits
 **WIS 3401C Wildlife Ecology &
 Management, 3 credits
 WIS 4443C Wetland Wildlife Resources,
 3 credits
 WIS 4541C Terrestrial Wildlife Resources,
 3 credits
 WIS 4554 Conservation Biology, 3 credits
 Quantitative Methods for Resource
 Management (take one course) ...........................3
 EES 4021 Modeling Environmental System
 Dynamics, 3 credits
 EES 5307 Ecological Engineering, 3 credits
 ENV 3040 Computational Methods in
 Environmental Engineering Sciences,
 3 credits
 ENV 4601 Environmental Resources
 Management, 2 credits
 FNR 3410C Natural Resource Sampling,
 4 credits
 **GEO 3280 Principles of Geographic
 Hydrology, 3 credits
 GEO 4124C Air Photo Interpretation,
 4 credits


 SUR 4381 Remote Sensing, 3 credits
 SUR 4620 Geographic Information Systems,
 4 credits
 Note: POS 2041 is a prerequisite for all courses in the envi-
 ronmental policy category.
 *If this course was taken to fulfill the core requirement, it
 also fulfills this elective requirement, and the student must
 select a substitution from the categories of human effects,
 resource management, or quantitative methods.


Programs of Study
B.S. in Environmental Science
 (no concentration)
Critical tracking courses appear in bold and
they must be completed by semester 5,
although they can be taken in any order.
 FRESHMAN YEAR
Semester I -Fall Credits
Composition, according to placement (GE-C)....3
Humanities* (GE-H, I)............................................3
MAC 2311, Calculus I (GE-M)2..........................4
CHM 2045, Chemistry (GE-P)...........................3
CHM 2045L, Chemistry Lab (GE-P)' .............
 14
Critical Tracking Criteria:
* Complete two tracking courses
' If students substitute CHM 2040 and CHM 2041 for CHM
 2045, the extra credits count as free electives.
 2 If students precede this sequence by taking MAC 1114,
 1140 or 1142, the extra credits count as free electives.
 Students may substitute MAC 2233 and 2234 for MAC 2311
 and 2312 but this may preclude access to certain courses.
 Semester 2 Spring
 Free Elective* (GE-H, I) ..........................................
 MAC 2312, Calculus II (GE-M)......................4.
 STA 3023 or 3024 or 3032, Statistics (GE-M)..3
 CHM 2046, Chemistry II (GE-P)......................3.
 CHM 2046L, Chemistry II Lab (GE-P) ..............1
 0 14
 Critical Tracking Criteria:
 Complete two additional tracking courses
 If students substitute CHM 2040 and CHM 2041 for CHM
 2045, the extra credits count as free electives.
 2 If students precede this sequence by taking MAC 1114,
 1140 or 1142, the extra credits count as free electives.
 Students may substitute MAC 2233 and 2234 for MAC 2311
 and 2312 but this may preclude access to certain courses.
 SOPHOMORE YEAR
 Semester 3 Fall Credits
 Humanities* (GE-H, I)............................................ 3
 ECO 2013, Macroeconomics (GE-S) ............3.
 or AEB 3103 Principles of Food &
 Resource Economics (GE-S) (4)
 BSC 2010, Biology I (GE-B) ............................3.
 BSC 2010L, Biology Lab (GE-B) ....................1.
 PHY 2004 or 2053, Physics 1 (GE-P)..........3 or 4
 PHY 2004L or 2055L, Physics 1 Lab (GE-P)....1
 14
 Critical Tracking Criteria:
 Complete two additional tracking courses
 Semester 4 Spring
 Humanities* (GE-H, I)......... ..............................
 ECO 2023, Microeconomics (GE-S) .................3.
 BSC 2011, Biology II (GE-B)............................... 3


BSC 2011L, Biology II Lab (GE-B) .....................1
PHY 2005 or 2054, Physics 2 (GE-P)............3 or 4
PHY 2005L or 2056L, Physics 2 Lab (GE-P).......1
 14-15
Critical Tracking Criteria:
* Complete two additional tracking courses
 JUNIOR YEAR
Semester 5 Fall Credits
Foundation Course, EES 3000,
 Environmental Science ...................................... 3
EES 3000L, Environmental Science Lab ...............
Environmental Ethics, from Master List..............3
Ecology, from Master List......................3 or 4
Organic Chemistry, from Master List ..........2 or 3
Environmental Policy, from Master List ...........3
 17
Critical Tracking Criteria:
* Complete all courses in bold
Semester 6 Spring
Earth/Soil Science, from Master List ...........3 or 4
Global Systems, from Master List............3 or 4
Hydrologic Systems, from Master List........2 or 3
Natural Resource Management,
 from M aster List............................ .............. 3
 Human Dimensions, from Master List ................3
 17
 SENIOR YEAR
 Semester 7 Fall Credits
 EVS 4000, Critical Thinking............................
 Human Dimensions, from Master List ................3
 Physical Sciences, from Master List ..................3
 Biological Sciences, from Master List...................3
 Free Elective ...................................... ....... 3
 15
 Semester 8 Spring
 Human Dimensions, from Master List ................3
 Physical Sciences, from Master List ..................3
 Biological Sciences, from Master List...................3
 Free Elective ...................................... ...... ..3
 Free Elective ................................ ...... ......3
 15
 Total Hours for Degree 120
 Select courses that carry H, I and Gordon Rule
 communication credit.
 To select a concentration in the major, vary the
 3-4000 level course selections according to the
 Master List.

 B.A. in Environmental Science
 FRESHMAN YEAR
 Semester 1 Fall Credits
 Composition, according to placement (GE-C) ...3
 Humanities* (GE-H, I)............................................ 3
 MAC 1140 or 1142, College Algebra or
 Precalculus (GE-M)....................................3 or 4
 CHM 2045, Chemistry (GE-P)..........................3
 CHM 2045L, Chemistry Lab (GE-P) ..................1
 13
 Critical Tracking Criteria:
 Complete two tracking courses
 If students substitute CHM 2040 and CHM 2041 for CHM
 2045, the extra credits count as free electives.
 2 If students add MAC 1114 or substitute MAC 1142 or MAC
 3233, the extra credits count as free electives.