Curriculum & CoursesThese are the suggested course patterns for the two streams in the Bachelor of Applied Science ― Environmental Science program for Fall 2009.
Read more about Arts and Science requirements.
Direct Entry
The Bachelor of Applied Science ― Environmental Science Direct Entry curriculum includes Arts and Science courses and two semesters of Directed Field Study.
Semester 1
| ENGL 1101 |
Critical Writing and Reading OR
any 1100-level (or higher) English |
| CHEM 2209 |
General Chemistry for Engineers |
| ENVS 2201 |
Introduction to Industrial Ecology |
| MATH 2285 |
Calculus with Applications |
| Arts and Science Requirement |
Semester 2
Semester 3
| BIOL 2219 |
Aquatic Ecology |
| COMP 1209 |
Computing for Applied Degrees |
| ENVS 2211 |
Health and Safety Issues in the Environment Industry |
| ENVS 3321 |
Water Pollution and Surface Water Analysis I |
| ENVS 3333 |
Groundwater Contamination |
| Arts and Science Requirement |
Semester 4
| ENVS 3315 |
Applied Instrumentation |
| ENVS 3323 |
Watershed Management |
| ENVS 3335 |
Issues in Environmental Assessment |
| ENVS 4433 |
Quality Assurance/Quality Control |
| Arts and Science Requirement |
Semester 5
Semester 6
Semester 7
Semester 8
Indirect Entry
Semester 1
| ENTR 1232 |
Entrepreneurship Studies |
| ENVS 2201 |
Introduction to Industrial Ecology |
| Environmental Science Option |
| Approved Mathematics Option |
| Arts and Science Requirement |
Semester 2
| ENVS 3303 |
Life-Cycle Assessment |
| ENVS 4407 |
Pollution Prevention: Toward Zero Emissions |
| Environmental Science Option |
| Environmental Science Option |
| Arts and Science Requirement |
| Environmental Science 2010 |
Directed Field Studies I |
| Environmental Science 3010 |
Directed Field Studies II |
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