Required Foundation Courses for Major (35 credits): AMS 102 - Elements of Statistics; CHE 115 - Chemistry, Life, and Environment (Note: CHE 115, CHE 129, CHE 131, or CHE 152 may be substituted for CHE 115/ENV 115); ENV 115 - Chemistry, Life, and Environment; ECO 108 OR ECO 110 OR ECO 111; GSS 105 - Introduction to Maps and Mapping; MAT 125 OR MAT 130 with MAT 125 OR MAT 131 OR AMS 151; If students do not place into MAT 125 or MAT 131 or AMS 151 on the basis of the math placement examination, MAT 123 (or MAT 119/MAT 123) is a required course for the major; POL 102 - Introduction to American Government; SUS 111 OR ENS 101; SUS 113 OR GEO 102; SUS 115 - Introduction to Human Demography; SUS 201 - Systems and Models; SUS 206 - Economics and Sustainability

Core Courses (30-31 credits): EDP 301 - Urban Systems; EDP 302 - Sustainable Planning and Development; EDP 303 - Spatial Economics OR SUS 362 - Resilient Communities; EDP 307 - Theories and Design of Urban Settlements; EDP 404 - Environmental Design Project (see notes); ENS 333 - Environmental Law; GSS 313 - GIS Design and Application I OR GSS 317 - Geospatial Narratives: Deep Mapping for Humanities and Social Sciences; GSS 314 - GIS Laboratory (only if taking GSS 313); GSS 325 - GIS Design & Applications II; SUS 200 - Human Settlement: History and Future; SUS 301 - Technical Writing and Communication

Elective (3 credits): Choose one of the following courses: AFS 374; SUS 374; EDP 305; EDP 487 - Research in Environmental Design, Policy, & Planning 0-6 credits (with permission); EDP 488 - Internship in Environmental Design, Policy, & Planning 0-12 credits, (with permission); ENV 316; SUS 303; SUS 309; SUS 310; SUS 311; SUS 312; SUS 316; SUS 317; SUS 318; SUS 320; SUS 321; SUS 322; SUS 325; SUS 328; SUS 329; SUS 350; SUS 366

The advanced writing component of the major in EDP requires registration in the 0-credit SUS 459 and approval of either a term paper or a laboratory report written for an advanced course in the appropriate major at Stony Brook (including Readings and Research courses). Completion of SUS 459 with a grade of S will result in approval of the WRTD requirement. A list of preapproved courses can be obtained through the department.

No more than one course (4 credits maximum) with a passing grade lower than C can be credited towards the major. Course taken with the Pass/NC option may not be applied to the major.

Excluding SUS 301 Technical Writing and Communication, no more than 6 credits of 300-400 level course credits can be applied to two majors within the School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences.