ENVI 305W - Current Topics in Environmental Science and Society [GEWI]

This team-taught, interdisciplinary course will focus on current topics in environmental science and society. The course serves to bring students together whose course of study might be focused more toward the natural sciences perspective or toward the social sciences perspective but jointly share an interest in addressing environmental issues.

Credit 3 hrs May not be repeated for additional credit
Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Course Rotation Winter

Prerequisite(s) (BIO 107 or ESSC 107), (BIO 110 and BIO 111, or BIO 226) and ENVI 105 and (CHEM 115 and CHEM 116, or CHEM 121 and CHEM 122) and (ESSC 108 and ESSC 109, or just ESSC 110) and GEOG 276 and STAT 170 and PHIL 229
Department Permission is required

Major Restriction(s) Environmental Science and Society, Interdisciplinary Program [BS]
Class-Level Restriction Sophomore standing

This course is a writing intensive course in the Environmental Science and Society, Interdisciplinary Program [BS] . This course offers students an opportunity to work on their skills of research and synthesis of wide-ranging information on a single topic in a group setting. The skills of research, synthesis and group work are highly relevant in most professional positions in their field that students can expect to enter after graduating.
Notes -
Previously listed as ENVI 305
Updates Course Rotation 1/15; Prereq revision 7/2014, effective winter 2015; Gen Edu Approval 1/2014, effective Summer 2014; New Course 10/2011

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