One track

• Earth and Space Sciences

  All of

  • All of

    • GEO 103The Earth Through Time3 cr
    • GEO 113Historical Geology Laboratory1 cr

  • One of

    • GEO 122Physical Geology4 cr

    • or

      All of

      • GEO 102The Earth3 cr
      • GEO 112Physical Geology Laboratory1 cr
  • AST 101Introduction to Astronomy3 cr
  • AST 112Astronomy Laboratory1 cr
  • ATM 205Introduction to Atmospheric Sciences3 cr

  • Choose 4 courses

    • GEO, AST, ATM courses numbered 300–499, each at least 3 credits

    Excluding STAS courses.

  • One of

    • All of

      • MAT 131Calculus I4 cr
      • MAT 132Calculus II4 cr

    • or

      All of

      • MAT 125Calculus A3 cr
      • MAT 126Calculus B3 cr
      • MAT 127Calculus C3 cr

    • or

      All of

      • MAT 141
      • MAT 142

    • or

      All of

      • AMS 151Applied Calculus I3 cr
      • AMS 161Applied Calculus II3 cr

    • or

      MAT 171

  • One of

    • PHY 121Physics for the Life Sciences I4 cr

    • or

      All of

      • PHY 131Classical Physics I3 cr
      • PHY 133Classical Physics Laboratory I1 cr

    • or

      All of

      • PHY 141Classical Physics I: Honors3 cr
      • PHY 133Classical Physics Laboratory I1 cr

    • or

      All of

      • PHY 125Classical Physics A3 cr
      • PHY 126Classical Physics B3 cr
      • PHY 133Classical Physics Laboratory I1 cr

  • All of

    • • CHE 131General Chemistry IB4 cr
      • or
        CHE 129General Chemistry IA4 cr
    • CHE 133General Chemistry Laboratory I1 cr

  • One of

    • All of

      • One of

        • PHY 122Physics for the Life Sciences II4 cr

        • or

          All of

          • PHY 132Classical Physics II3 cr
          • PHY 134Classical Physics Laboratory II1 cr

        • or

          All of

          • PHY 142Classical Physics II: Honors3 cr
          • PHY 134Classical Physics Laboratory II1 cr

        • or

          All of

          • PHY 126Classical Physics B3 cr
          • PHY 127Classical Physics C3 cr
          • PHY 134Classical Physics Laboratory II1 cr

      • All of

        • CHE 132General Chemistry II4 cr
        • CHE 134General Chemistry Laboratory II1 cr

    • or

      All of

      • One of

        • PHY 122Physics for the Life Sciences II4 cr

        • or

          All of

          • PHY 132Classical Physics II3 cr
          • PHY 134Classical Physics Laboratory II1 cr

        • or

          All of

          • PHY 142Classical Physics II: Honors3 cr
          • PHY 134Classical Physics Laboratory II1 cr

        • or

          All of

          • PHY 126Classical Physics B3 cr
          • PHY 127Classical Physics C3 cr
          • PHY 134Classical Physics Laboratory II1 cr

      • All of

        • BIO 201Fundamentals of Biology: Organisms to Ecosystems3 cr
        • BIO 204Fundamentals of Scientific Inquiry in the Biological Sciences I2 cr

    • or

      All of

      • All of

        • CHE 132General Chemistry II4 cr
        • CHE 134General Chemistry Laboratory II1 cr

      • All of

        • BIO 201Fundamentals of Biology: Organisms to Ecosystems3 cr
        • BIO 204Fundamentals of Scientific Inquiry in the Biological Sciences I2 cr

    • or

      One of

      • PHY 122Physics for the Life Sciences II4 cr

      • or

        All of

        • PHY 132Classical Physics II3 cr
        • PHY 134Classical Physics Laboratory II1 cr

      • or

        All of

        • PHY 142Classical Physics II: Honors3 cr
        • PHY 134Classical Physics Laboratory II1 cr

      • or

        All of

        • PHY 126Classical Physics B3 cr
        • PHY 127Classical Physics C3 cr
        • PHY 134Classical Physics Laboratory II1 cr
  • • MAT 205
    • or
      MAT 203Calculus III with Applications4 cr
    • or
      AMS 261Applied Calculus III4 cr
  • • MAT 305
    • or
      MAT 303Calculus IV with Applications4 cr
    • or
      AMS 361Applied Calculus IV: Differential Equations4 cr

  • At least 12 credits in courses acceptable for one of the following concentrations: astronomy, atmospheric sciences, biology, chemistry, geology, marine sciences, mathematics, or physics. Students must obtain departmental approval of courses chosen to satisfy the specific science concentration.

  • All of

    • GEO 496Research and Synthesize Scientific Literature in Geoscience1 cr
• Earth Science Education

  All of

  • All of

    • GEO 103The Earth Through Time3 cr
    • GEO 113Historical Geology Laboratory1 cr

  • One of

    • GEO 122Physical Geology4 cr

    • or

      All of

      • GEO 102The Earth3 cr
      • GEO 112Physical Geology Laboratory1 cr
  • AST 101Introduction to Astronomy3 cr
  • AST 112Astronomy Laboratory1 cr
  • ATM 205Introduction to Atmospheric Sciences3 cr
  • BIO 201Fundamentals of Biology: Organisms to Ecosystems3 cr
  • BIO 202Fundamentals of Biology: Molecular and Cellular Biology3 cr
  • BIO 204Fundamentals of Scientific Inquiry in the Biological Sciences I2 cr

  • One of

    • CHE 131General Chemistry IB4 cr

    • or

      All of

      • CHE 129General Chemistry IA4 cr
      • CHE 132General Chemistry II4 cr
  • CHE 133General Chemistry Laboratory I1 cr
  • CHE 134General Chemistry Laboratory II1 cr
  • AMS 102Elements of Statistics3 cr
  • MAT 125Calculus A3 cr

  • One of

    • PHY 119Physics for Environmental Studies4 cr

    • or

      All of

      • PHY 125Classical Physics A3 cr
      • PHY 126Classical Physics B3 cr
      • PHY 133Classical Physics Laboratory I1 cr
  • ATM 102Weather and Climate3 cr

  • At least 24 credits chosen in consultation with the program director. At least two of the courses must include a laboratory.

  • At least 12 credits of the 24 elective credits must be chosen from one of the earth and space science disciplines: astronomy, atmospheric sciences or geosciences.

  • All of

    • GEO 496Research and Synthesize Scientific Literature in Geoscience1 cr