Natural Sciences General Education

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Students will learn theoretical and practical methods of the natural sciences and will apply these methods to problems through laboratory or field experiences.

Natural Sciences General Education 1 (N1)

ANP 100 - Overview of Human Anatomy and Physiology 4 Hour(s)
BIO 120 - General Biology I 4 Hour(s)
BIO 131 - Genetics in Family and Society 4 Hour(s)
CHE 101 - General Chemistry 4 Hour(s)
CHE 104 - Forensic Science 4 Hour(s)
CHE 106 - Drug Discovery 4 Hour(s)
CHE 109 - Principles of Chemistry I 4 Hour(s)
CHE 112 - Poisons, Perfumes, and Potions - Natural Products from Plants 4 Hour(s)
ENV 105 - Earth Science 4 Hour(s)
ENV 120 - Conservation and Environmental Improvement 4 Hour(s)
ENV 120H - Conservation and Environmental Improvement 4 Hour(s)
ENV 150 - Climate Science 4 Hour(s)
PHY 101 - Introductory Physics I 4 Hour(s)
and
PHY 101L - Introductory Physics Laboratory 0 Hour(s)
PHY 105 - Astronomy 4 Hour(s)

Natural Sciences General Education 2 (N2)

ENV 222 - Environmental Sustainability 4 Hour(s)
ENV 367 - Geographic Information Systems 4 Hour(s)

Note:

A student must take one GE2 course. A GE2 course must be from the same discipline as one of the GE1 courses previously taken (e.g., a GE1 English course and a GE2 English course). A GE2 course builds upon knowledge from a previous GE1 course and provides depth in an area of interest outside a student’s major. Some GE2 courses have a prerequisite. Students should consult the catalog descriptions for courses that interest them to determine whether this might be the case.