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Environmental Studies Emphasis, AA A0411

Program: A0411

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Suggested Sequence of CourseworkIndicates Courses Offered Online

Fall Semester (Year 1)

Course Prefix	Title	Units
ENGL C1000	Academic Reading and Writing	4.0
AA/S MATH	Meet AA/AS Math Comptcy Req	3.0
AA/S ARTS	Area C-1 Arts Course	3.0
BIOL 6	Humans and the Environment	3.0
BIOL 6L	(or) Humans and the Environment Lab
GEOL 9	(or) Environmental Geology
BUSC 1A	(or) Principles of Macroeconomics
POLI 10	(or) Environmental Politics
Total:		13.0

Winter Semester (Year 1)

Course Prefix	Title	Units
COMM C1000	Public Speaking	4.0
Total:		4.0

Spring Semester (Year 1)

Course Prefix	Title	Units
AA/S HUM	Area C-2 Humanities Course	3.0
BIOL 6	Humans and the Environment	6.0
BIOL 6L	(or) Humans and the Environment Lab
GEOL 9	(or) Environmental Geology
BUSC 1A	(or) Principles of Macroeconomics
POLI 10	(or) Environmental Politics
BIOL 1	General Biology	3.0
BIOL 3	(or) Ecology and Field Biology
BIOL 4	(or) Biology for Majors
BIOL 20	(or) Marine Biology
BIOL 21	(or) Marine Biology Laboratory
BIOL 25	(or) Conservation Biology
BTNY 3	(or) Plant Structure and Diversity
CHEM 10	(or) Chemistry-Allied Health Majors
CHEM 40	(or) Introduction General Chemistry
CHEM 50	(or) General Chemistry I
GEOG 1	(or) Physical Geography
GEOG 1L	(or) Physical Geography Laboratory
GEOG 10	(or) Introduction to GIS
GEOL 1	(or) Physical Geology
GEOL 8	(or) Earth Science
GEOL 8L	(or) Earth Science Laboratory
MATH 110	(or) Elementary Statistics
MATH 140	(or) Calculus for Business
MATH 160	(or) Precalculus Mathematics
MATH 180	(or) Calculus I
METO 3	(or) Weather & Atmospheric Environ
METO 3L	(or) Weather & Atmospheric Lab
OCEA 10	(or) Introduction to Oceanography
OCEA 10L	(or) Intro to Oceanography Lab	1.0
OCEA 20	(or) The Coastal Ocean	4.0
PHYS 1	(or) Physics
PHYS 2AG	(or) General Physics
PHYS 4A	(or) Engineering Physics
PHSC 9	(or) Physical Science
PSYC 10	(or) Stats for Behavioral Sciences
Total:		12.0

3-5 UNITS Scientific Inquiry & Quantitative Reason

Summer Semester (Year 1)

Course Prefix	Title	Units
AA/S KINES	Phys Ed (KIN) Activity Course	0.5
AA/S LIFE	Area E Lifelong Undrstg Course	3.0
Total:		3.5

Fall Semester (Year 2)

Course Prefix	Title	Units
AA/S USHIS	Area D-1 Hist/Pol Sc Course	3.0
AA/S ETHS	Area F Ethnic Studies	3.0
ANTH 5	Cultural Anthropology	6.0
BUSC 1B	(or) Principles of Microeconomics
GEOG 2	(or) Human Geography
GEOG 5	(or) World Regional Geography
GEOG 30	(or) Geography of California
POLI 1	(or) American Government & Politics
PHIL 12	(or) Introduction to Ethics
SOC 2	(or) Contemporary Social Problems
Total:		12.0

2 courses: Social Sciences

Winter Semester (Year 2)

Course Prefix	Title	Units
AA/S ELECT	Degree Appl Course (Elective)	3.0
AA/S ELECT	Degree Appl Course (Elective)	3.0
Total:		6.0

Spring Semester (Year 2)

Course Prefix	Title	Units
AA/S ELECT	Degree Appl Course (Elective)	3.0
AA/S ELECT	Degree Appl Course (Elective)	3.0
AA/S ELECT	Degree Appl Course (Elective)	3.0
AA/S ELECT	Degree Appl Course (Elective)	3.0
Total:		12.0

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Program Notes

Degree requirements include reading competency. This requirement is met by attaining eligibility for READ 100 or by completing READ 90. Complete the online Assessment Questionnaire (AQ) at /assessment/aq/

Required Courses: Choose a combination of any 3 courses:
Humans and the Environment
Humans and the Environment Laboratory
Environmental Geology
Principles of Economics – Macroeconomics
Environmental Politics

Scientific Inquiry and Quantitative Reasoning-Choose a minimum of three units from the following:
General Biology
Ecology and Field Biology
Biology for Majors
Marine Biology
Plant Structures, Functions, and Diversity
Chemistry for Allied Health Majors
Introduction to General Chemistry
General Chemistry I
Physical Geography
Physical Geography Laboratory
Introduction to Geographic Information Systems
Physical Geology
Earth Science
Earth Science Laboratory
Elementary Statistics or
Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences
Calculus for Business
Pre-calculus Mathematics
Calculus and Analytic Geometry
Weather and the Atmospheric Environment
Weather and Atmospheric Environment Laboratory
Introduction to Oceanography
Introduction to Oceanography Laboratory
The Coastal Ocean
Physics
General Physics
Engineering Physics

Social Science Choose two of the following options:
Cultural Anthropology
Principles of Economics – Microeconomics
Human Geography
World Regional Geography
Geography of California
Introduction to Ethics