Environmental Science AS-T to ESTP, BS ~ Watershed Systems Concentration

Environmental Science AS-T to ESTP Core Requirements

Complete all of the following core courses:
STAT 250 - Applied Stat:Sci Tech Units: 4
ENVS 300 - Critical Thinking & Communication in Environmental Science Units: 3
ENVS 332 - Intro to GIS/GPS Units: 4
ENVS 350 - Quantitative Field Methods Units: 4
Complete one of the following Service Learning courses:
ENSTU 349S - Environmental Interpretation and Outreach Units: 5
ENSTU 369S - Civic Ecology SL Units: 4
ENSTU 384S - Social and Ecological Justice Service Learning Units: 4
ENVS 382S - Climate Justice and Communication Units: 4
BIO 379S - Biology Service Learning Units: 3
MSCI 359S - Marine Science Service Learning Units: 3
Complete one of the following Capstone Seminar courses
ENVS 402 - Honors Capstone Seminar Units: 1
ENVS 410 - Capstone Integration Seminar Units: 1

Watershed Systems Concentration

Please note: Twelve (12) of the units taken to complete a concentration (all of which are upper division) may not be used in fulfillment of other minors or concentrations.

Complete the following course:
GEOL 360 - Geomorphic Systems Units: 4
Complete the following Capstone Project course:
GEOL 460 - River Hydrology, Assmt&Monitor Units: 4
Complete one of the following Watershed-related course or course combinations, not previously taken:
ENVS 303 - Calif Transect Orientation Units: 2
ENVS 303L - California Transect Lab Units: 3
ENVS 342 - Plant Communities of CA Units: 4
ENVS 483 - Environmental Impact Assessment Units: 4
BIO 340 - Ecology Units: 4
To satisfy the requirements of the ESTP major, complete 7 (seven) units of Environmental Science Electives.

Environmental Science Electives

Students must complete 7 (seven) units of Environmental Science Electives from the list below; elective courses may not double count with other major core or concentration requirements.

ENVS 303 - Calif Transect Orientation Units: 2
ENVS 303L - California Transect Lab Units: 3
ENVS 342 - Plant Communities of CA Units: 4
ENVS 360 - Natural History of California Wildlife Units: 4
ENVS 436 - Remote Sensing Units: 4
ENVS 440 - Environmental Modeling Units: 4
ENVS 446 - Landscape Ecology Units: 4
ENVS 475 - Projects in Natural Resource Management Units: 4
ENVS 483 - Environmental Impact Assessment Units: 4
ENVS 486 - Climate Change Applications Units: 1
ENVS 496L - Applied Field Skills Units: 1-6
AGPS 315 - Soil Resource Management Units: 3
BIO 320 - Microbiology Units: 4
BIO 322 - Plant Pathology Units: 4
BIO 340 - Ecology Units: 4
BIO 344L - Environmental Biotechnology Lab Units: 4
BIO 356 - Zoology Specimen Preparation Units: 2
BIO 362 - Field Ornithology Units: 4
BIO 364 - Mammalogy Units: 4
BIO 380 - Practical Computing for Scientists Units: 4
BIO 448 - Freshwater Ecology Units: 4
BIO 449 - Community Ecology Units: 4
CHEM 320 - Environmental Chemistry Units: 3
CHEM 320L - Environmental Chemistry Lab Units: 1
CHEM 350 - Analytical & Instrumental Chemistry Units: 4
CHEM 432 - Aqueous Chemistry Units: 3
ENSTU 387 - Water Resource Assess/Law/Poli Units: 3
MSCI 337 - Robotics for Ecological Research Units: 4
MSCI 437 - Ocean Instrumentation Projects Units: 4
STAT 320 - Nonparametric Statistics Units: 4
STAT 325 - Experimental Design and Analysis Units: 4
STAT 335 - Data Simulation and Analysis Units: 4
STAT 410 - Generalized Linear Models Units: 4

General Education and University Requirements

To satisfy the requirements of this degree, students must successfully complete all Undergraduate Requirements . Some of these (Upper Division Service Learning and GWAR) are embedded in the major curriculum.

Select and complete coursework to meet the following requirements:

Upper division GE Area 2 or 5 Only Environmental Data Analysis Concentration students need this - UD-Area 2 is embedded in the other concentrations
Upper division GE Area 3
Upper division GE Area 4
American Institutions
World Culture & Language

Students may select additional elective coursework if necessary to complete 60 units.