Environmental Sciences - AS Degree
Successful completion of the Environmental Sciences curriculum will prepare students for transfer to four-year colleges or universities in areas including environmental studies and sciences, wildlife conservation biology, ecology, forestry, toxicology, waste management, and others.
Courses
- BIOL 0140 — Organismal Biology
- BIOL 0002 — Botany
- BIOL 0003 — General Zoology
- CHEM 0001A — General Chemistry I
- CHEM 0003A — General Chemistry I - Part 1
- CHEM 0003B — General Chemistry I - Part 2
- ESCI 0001
- GEOG 0001 — Physical Geography
- ESS 0001 — Introduction to Environmental Sciences and Sustainability
- ESS 0001L — Introduction to Environmental Science Laboratory
- AGRI 0198 — Food, Society and the Environment
- AGRI 0221 — Introduction to Soil Science
- ANTH 0002 — Cultural Anthropology
- BIOL 0013 — Field Methods in Ecology
- BIOL 0014 — Natural History, Ecology and Conservation
- ESS 0014 — Natural History, Ecology and Conservation
- BIOL 0015 — Marine Biology
- BIOL 0016A — Local Ecosystems of Placer County
- BIOL 0016B — Local Ecosystems of Nevada County
- BIOL 0016C — Vernal Pools and the California Prairie
- BIOL 0016D — Biology of Waterfowl and Marsh Birds
- BIOL 0016E — Ecology of the Sierran Conifer Forest
- BIOL 0016G — Field Paleontology and Ancient Environments
- ESCI 0016G
- BIOL 0016H — Ecology of the Mendocino Coast
- BIOL 0016I — Biology of Mono Lake and the Great Basin
- BIOL 0016J — Ecology of Point Reyes National Seashore
- BIOL 0016K — Foothill Ecology of the Sierra Nevada
- BIOL 0016L — Aquatic and Riparian Environments of California Waterways
- BIOL 0016M — Marine Mammals and Birds
- BIOL 0016N — Ecology of the Modoc Plateau
- BIOL 0016O — Ecology of the High Sierra and White-Inyo Mountains
- BIOL 0016P — Ecology of Death Valley and Desert Ecosystems
- BIOL 0016Q — Ecology of Mid-Western North America
- BIOL 0016R — Canyon Lands of the Southwest
- BIOL 0016T — Ecology of the Northern California Coast
- BIOL 0016U — Ecology of the Central California Coast
- BIOL 0016V — Ecology of Southern California Deserts
- BIOL 0016W — Ecology of the Klamath and Southern Cascade Ranges
- BIOL 0016Y — Ecology of National Parks and Wilderness Ecosystems
- BIOL 0016Z — Ecology of the American River
- BIOL 0017B — Ecology of the Sutter Buttes
- BIOL 0021 — Introduction to Plant Science
- BIOL 0023 — Wildflower Identification
- BIOL 0024 — Wildland Trees and Shrubs (Dendrology)
- ECON C2002 — Principles of Macroeconomics
- ECON C2001 — Principles of Microeconomics
- ESCI 0001L
- ESS 0006 — The Sierra Nevada
- ESS 0006F — Sierra Nevada Field Trip
- ESS 0007 — Energy, Environment, and Climate
- ESCI 0007
- ESS 0008 — California Water
- ESS 0010 — Conservation of Natural Resources
- ESS 0013 — Environmental Regulations
- GEOG 0001L — Physical Geography Laboratory
- GEOG 0090 — Introduction to Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
- GEOG 0091A — Beginning Geospatial Design
- GEOG 0091B — Intermediate Geospatial Design
- STAT C1000 — Introduction to Statistics
- STAT C1000E — Introduction to Statistics Embedded Support
- MATH 0011 — Data Science for All