Environmental Science Major

Coordinator: Professor Douglas Green

This interdisciplinary major program is designed to provide the student with a foundation in the physical and biological sciences needed to become a practicing environmental scientist. The program also requires two courses in the social sciences so that students acquire some understanding of the socio-economic influences involved in environmental decisionmaking.

Required for the Environmental Science Major:

BI 151 - General Biology Credits: 4
BI 153 - General Biology Credits: 4
CH 103 - General Chemistry Credits: 4
CH 107 - General Chemistry Credits: 4
CH 204 - Organic Chemistry Credits: 4
CH 206 - Organic Chemistry Credits: 4
CH 301 - Quantitative Analysis Credits: 3
CH 410 - Coordinating Seminar Credits: 2 each semester
CH 413 - Instrumental Analysis Credits: 4
(CH 413 offered every other year, student should consult with advisor)
MA 102 - Elementary Statistics Credits: 3

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MA 103 - Elements of Calculus Credits: 3
MA 109 - Calculus I Credits: 4

Academic Catalog

Environmental Science Major

Required for the Environmental Science Major:

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