General Studies Information
GENERAL STUDIES COURSES
V. NATURAL SCIENCES
(7 hours coursework from at least two Departments required; up to 15 hours count as
General Studies credit. At least one of the courses taken will have a laboratory
component.)
In addition to those objectives of all General Studies courses, students will:
- demonstrate the ability to apply the logical structure of scientific methodology in the
laboratory setting,
- demonstrate the ability to comprehend how scientific concepts originate, are validated
and refined,
- demonstrate the ability to use the specialized vocabulary needed to understand matter
and energy.
- Department of Biology
- BIOL 103GS, General Biology (lab course) - 4
hours
BIOL 104GS, General Botany (lab course) - 4
hours
BIOL 107GS, General Zoology (lab course) - 4
hours
BIOL 109GS, Plants and Animals (lab course)
- 4 hours
BIOL 211GS, Human Micro-Biology (lab course)
- 4 hours
BIOL 215GS, Human Physiology (lab course)
- 4 hours
BIOL 315GS, Human Ecology - 3 hours
- Department of Chemistry
- CHEM 145GS, Intro Chemistry (lab course)
- 4 hours
CHEM 150GS, Introduction to Organic and
Biochemistry (lab course) - 4 hours
CHEM 160GS, General Chemistry - 3 hours
(see prerequisites) (with CHEM 160LGS
General Chemistry Lab - 1 hour) - 4 hours
CHEM 161GS, General Chemistry - 3 hours (with
CHEM 161LGS General Chemistry Lab - 1 hour) - 4 hours
- Department of Geography and Earth Science
- GEOG 101GS, Physical Geography I: The
Atmosphere (lab course) - 4 hours
GEOG 102GS, Physical Geography II: The
Lithosphere (lab course) - 4 hours
GEOG 103GS, The Dynamic Planet: Hazards in the
Environment - 3 hours
GEOG 207GS, Physical Geology - 3 hours
GEOG 209GS, Meteorology - 3 hours
- Department of Physics
- PHYS 100GS, Physical Science (lab course)
- 4 hours
PHYS 131H, Newton's Universe - 4 hours
PHYS 132H, Einstein's Universe - 4 hours
PHYS 201GS, Earth Science (lab course) - 4
hours
PHYS 205GS, General Physics (lab course) -
5 hours
PHYS 206GS, General Physics (lab course) -
5 hours
PHYS 209GS, Meteorology - 3 hours
PHYS 210GS, Astronomy - 3 hours
PHYS 275GS, General Physics (lab course) -
5 hours
PHYS 276GS, General Physics (lab course) -
5 hours
11 May 2006
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