Natural Resources, AS (NATR-AS)
The Natural Resources AS program is designed for students with an interest in environmental science, forestry, fisheries, conservation ecology, environmental biology, sustainability, wildlife management, soil science, environmental health and monitoring, sustainable agriculture/horticulture, and resource economics. This degree in natural resources provides students with a strong background in basic sciences, including life and the physical sciences, in addition to introducing them to concepts in nature conservancy, resource management, and environmental risk and assessment.
Courses
- ANTH1001 — Introduction to Anthropology
- ARTH1001 — Global Art History Prehistory to 1500 CE
- ARTH1002 — Global Art History 1500 CE to present
- BIO1098 — Topics of Interest in Biology
- BIO1210 — General Biology I
- BIO1220 — General Biology II
- BIO1550 — Botany
- BIO1720 — General Ecology
- BIO2098 — Special Topics in Biology
- BIO2350 — Microbiology
- BIO2600 — Principles of Genetics
- BIO2630 — Molecular Genetics
- BIO2700 — Ecology
- CCS1001 — College & Career Success
- CHEM1210 — General Chemistry I
- CHEM1220 — General Chemistry II
- CSA1111 — Spreadsheet Applications
- DTS2201 — Programming in Data Science
- ENG1010 — Composition
- ENV1000 — Exploring Environmental Careers
- ENV1010 — Introduction to Environmental Science
- ENV2995 — Environmental Science Internship
- ENV2998 — Special Topics in Environmental Science
- ERTH1010 — Earth Science
- GEOG1010 — World Regional Geography
- GEOG1300 — Introduction to Geographic Information Systems
- MATH1200 — Statistics I
- MATH1610 — Precalculus
- MATH2200 — Statistics II
- MATH2600 — Calculus I
- PHIL1101 — Ethics
- PHYS1201 — General Physics I