| General Education
Requirements |
Physical Sciences (min.
18 credits)
At least 6 credits must be of introductory biology
and 3 credits of chemistry or physics. |
| Physics or Chemistry |
| AEM
2100 |
Introductory Statistics |
| MATH
1106 |
Calculus for the Life and Social Sciences or |
| MATH
1110 |
Calculus (recommended for
those planning to take MATH 1120) |
| Biology (2
introductory courses) |
| Additional course, as needed |
|
| Economics (8-14
credits) |
| ECON
1110 |
Introductory Microeconomics |
| ECON
1120 |
Introductory Macroeconomics |
| ECON
3130 |
Intermediate Microeconomic Theory or |
| ECON
3140 |
Intermediate Macroeconomics |
| Note: ECON
3010 can be used to replace both ECON
111- and 3130 (can replace 3130 only with
a grade of B or better). ECON
3020 can be used to replace ECON 1120 and 3140 (can replace 3140 only with
a grade of B or better). |
|
| Social Sciences and Humanities
(min. 6 credits) |
| 2 courses of 3 or more credits
each; the 2 courses must be completed from
2 different categories: |
| • Cultural Analysis
(CA) |
| • Historical Analysis
(HA) |
| • Literature and the
Arts (LA) |
| • Foreign Language (FL) |
| • Knowledge, Cognition
and Moral Reasoning (KCM) |
|
| Written & Oral Expression
(min. 12 credits) |
| First-Year
Writing Seminar (2 semesters) |
| COMM
2010 |
Oral Communication or |
| COMM
2030 |
Argumentation and Debate |
| Additional 3-credit course
in either writing or speaking, such as AEM
2000 Contemporary Controversies in the Global Economy. |
|
| Computer Literacy (min.
3 credits) |
| Course on either computer
applications or programming |
| Environmental
and Resource Economics Requirements |
| Required Core Courses
(14 credits) |
| AEM
1101 |
Introduction to Applied Economics & Management |
| AEM
1200 |
Introduction to Business Management |
| AEM
1201 |
Business Management Case
Analysis |
| AEM
2500 |
Environmental and Resource Economics |
| AEM
4500 |
Resource Economics |
| AEM
4510 |
Environmental Economics |
|
| Selected Analytical Courses
(min. 3 credits) |
| AEM
4100 |
Business Statistics |
| AEM
4110 |
Introduction to Econometrics |
| AEM
4120 |
Computational Methods for Management
and Economics |
| AEM
4210 |
Derivatives and Risk Management |
| AEM
4280 |
Valuation of Capital Investment |
| AEM 4310 |
Agricultural and Food Policy |
| AEM
4320 |
Public-Private Sector Economic Linkages |
| BEE 4750 |
Environmental Systems Analysis |
|
| Environmental and Resource
Economics Electives (min. 9 credits) |
| The following list offers
suggestions for courses, but other courses
can satisfy the intent of this requirement.
Students should consult their advisors
to identify additional courses. |
| AEM
4550 |
Sustainability, Business, and the Environment
(no longer offered) |
| BIOEE 2610 |
Ecology and the Environment |
| BIOEE 2630 |
Field Ecology |
| BIOEE 2780 |
Evolutionary Biology |
| BIOEE 4600 |
Theoretical Ecology |
| CRP 3800 |
Environmental Politics |
| CRP 4510 |
Environmental Law |
| CSS 4210 |
Soil and Water Management (no longer
offered) |
| EAS 1310 |
Basic Principles of Meteorology |
| GOVT 1111 |
Introduction to American Government and
Politics |
| NTRES 2010 |
Environmental Conservation |
| NTRES 2100 |
Introductory Field Biology |
| NTRES 3100 |
Applied Population Ecology |
| NTRES 3300 |
Natural Resources Planning and Management |
| DSOC
2010 |
Population Dynamics |
| DSOC
3240 |
Environment and Society |
|
| For those students interested
in pursuing an advanced degree, the following
courses are strongly recommended. |
| MATH 1120 |
Calculus |
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