BIOL 1410 - Environmental Science

4 hrs

Interdisciplinary study of interactions between humans and the environment, emphasizing scientific principles as the basis for understanding environmental issues involving living organisms, air, land, and water; includes ecology of populations and ecosystems, impacts of agricultural and urban development, use of natural resources and energy, and issues of sustainability pollution, and global climate change. This course does not count toward biology major or minor. Six lecture or laboratory hours per week.
Prerequisites: Completion of pre-college mathematics and pre-college English requirements or satisfactory score on admission or placement assessments.
Fee: $30.
Offered: Spring.
(GE)