Natural Resources (OSU Transfer) Emphasis - Associate of Science (AS)
The Natural Resources (OSU Transfer) Emphasis Associate of Science is designed to fulfill 90-106 credits of the lower-division requirements of a Bachelor of Science in Natural Resources at Oregon State University-Cascades . A fish and wildlife conservation option and an individualized specialty option are available at OSU-Cascades and at Central Oregon Community College. Other universities' requirements for a natural resources degree may be similar. Students planning to transfer to any natural resources program should meet with a forest resources technology advisor to discuss transfer requirements.
Courses
- BI 101 — General Biology: Cells & Genes (4 Credits)
- BI 102 — General Biology: Evolution (4 Credits)
- BI 103 — General Biology: Ecology (4 Credits)
- BI 221Z — Principles of Biology: Cells (5 Credits)
- BI 222Z — Principles of Biology: Organisms (5 Credits)
- BI 223Z — Principles of Biology: Ecology and Evolution (5 Credits)
- CH 104Z — Introduction to Chemistry (4 Credits)
- CH 124Z — Introduction to Chemistry Lab (1 Credit)
- CH 221Z — General Chemistry I (4 Credits)
- CH 227Z — General Chemistry I Laboratory (1 Credit)
- COMM 111Z — Public Speaking (4 Credits)
- EC 201Z — Principles of Microeconomics (4 Credits)
- FOR 111 — Forestry Perspectives (4 Credits)
- FOR 126 — Field Studies Pacific NW Forests (1 Credit)
- FOR 127 — Plants of the Pacific Northwest (1 Credit)
- FOR 208 — Soils: Sustainable Ecosystems (4 Credits)
- FOR 230A — Map, Compass and GPS (3 Credits)
- FOR 230B — Forest Surveying (3 Credits)
- FOR 235 — Resource Measurements (4 Credits)
- FOR 236 — Aerial Photo (3 Credits)
- FOR 240A — Forest Ecology (3 Credits)
- FOR 240B — Wildlife Ecology (3 Credits)
- FOR 241A — Field Dendrology (3 Credits)
- FOR 241B — Dendrology (3 Credits)
- FOR 251 — Recreational Resource Management (3 Credits)
- FOR 260 — Conservation of Natural Resources (3 Credits)
- FOR 271 — Applied Forest Ecology (3 Credits)
- FOR 272 — Forest Entomology/Pathology (3 Credits)
- FOR 273 — Silviculture and Harvesting Systems (5 Credits)
- FW 212 — Survey of Northwest Birds (2 Credits)
- FW 218 — Survey of Northwest Mammals (2 Credits)
- FW 251 — Wildlife Conservation (3 Credits)
- FW 257 — Hunting in Modern Society (4 Credits)
- GEOG 265 — Geographic Information Systems (4 Credits)
- GEOG 278 — Physical Geography: Landforms in Nature (4 Credits)
- GEOG 279 — Physical Geography: From Severe Weather to Climate Change (4 Credits)
- MTH 112Z — Precalculus II: Trigonometry (4 Credits)
- MTH 241 — Calculus for Management/Social Science (4 Credits)
- MTH 251Z — Differential Calculus (4 Credits)
- STAT 243Z — Elementary Statistics I (4 Credits)
- WR 121Z — Composition I (4 Credits)