(MAJOR -- 30 crs.)
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Required (15 crs.) |
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ESS212 |
Historical Geology and |
3 crs. |
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ESS210 |
Physical Geology |
3 crs |
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ESS355 |
Meteorology |
3 crs. |
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ESS220 |
Oceanography |
3 crs. |
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ESS325 |
Astronomy |
3 crs. |
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Electives in Earth Science (15 crs.) |
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Allied Fields (28-33 crs.) |
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Science Electives (6-9 crs.) |
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CHM121 |
Chemical Bonding and |
4 crs. |
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CHM125 |
Lab IB Stoichiometry and Reactions |
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CHM122 |
Chemical Dynamics and |
4 crs. |
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CHM126 |
Laboratory IIB Equilibrium and Instrumentation |
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PHY121 |
Introductory Physics I |
4 crs. |
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PHY122 |
Introductory Physics II |
4 crs. |
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Mathematics Electives (6-9 crs.) |
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Professional Education Requirements (27 crs.) |
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TCH205 |
The American School |
3 crs. |
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TCH310 |
Educational Psychology |
3 crs. |
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EDU340 |
Teaching Science in the Secondary School |
4 crs. |
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EDU341 |
Curriculum and Evaluation in the Secondary Science Classroom |
3 crs. |
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EDU495 |
Student Teaching and Professional Practicum |
15 crs. |
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EEC411 |
Introduction to Exceptionality |
3 crs. |
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RDG329 |
Reading in the Content Areas |
3 crs. |
* Earth science majors can also secure Environmental Education Certification.