Spring 2011-12 (Term 1124) PDF Timetable - MINDS@UW Home

8 INTERCOLLEGE
TITLE OF COURSE PREREQUISITES CR CLASS NO. SECTION TIME PLACE INSTRUCTOR EXAM geBLC
ENVIR ST (360) continued
230 Soil: Ecosystem and Resource Not open to students with credits 3 →16599 LEC 1 9:55 MWF 270 Soils Balster, N 05 PI C
in Soil Sci 301
# 260 Introductory Ecology Open to Fr. Does not count toward 3 →33250 LEC 1 % 2:25 MWF 132 Noland Ives, A
BEC
Botany or Zoology major 33251 DIS 301 4:35 T 103 Psychology
307 Literature of the Environment: Speaking for Nature So st; priority given to IES 3
33252
→16582
DIS 302
C LEC 1
4:35 M
B 1:00-2:15 TR
342 Noland
L150 Education Hill, R
27 LI C
certificate students
309 People, Land and Food: Comparative Study of
Agriculture Systems
So st 3 →33323 LEC 1 2:30-3:45 TR 350 Science Gibbs, H
28 SI C
332 The Global Warming Debate Geog/IES 120 or 127 or Atm Ocn 100
or equivs recommended. Fr
permitted only with cons inst
3 LEC 1 1:00-2:15 TR L196 Education Williams, J 26 PI C
→33457 DIS 301 9:55 W 188 Science →33461 DIS 303 9:55 R 450 Science →33465 DIS 305 11:00 W 188 Science
→33459 DIS 302 11:00 W
339 Environmental Conservation
188 Science →33463
So st
DIS 304 9:55 W
4 16410
188 Science
LEC 1
→33467
9:55 MWF
DIS 306 9:55 R
180 Science
450 Science
Turner, M 66 SI C
Naughton, L
16411 LEC 2 1:20 MWF 180 Science Turner, M
Naughton, L
66
→16412 DIS 301 % 11:00 M 450 Science →16611 DIS 305 % 12:05 R 450 Science →16417 DIS 309 % 2:25 R 388 Science
→16610 DIS 302 % 11:00 T 450 Science →16415 DIS 306 % 2:25 W 450 Science →16598 DIS 310 % 2:25 T 388 Science
→16413 DIS 303 % 11:00 W 450 Science →16416 DIS 307 % 1:20 R 450 Science
→16414 DIS 304 % 1:20 T
343 Environmental Economics
450 Science →16612 DIS 308 % 11:00 R
Econ 101 or equiv, or cons inst 3-4
450 Science
LEC 1 1:00-2:15 TR 1125 Biochem Provencher, R 26 SI C
→16641 DIS 301 8:50 F 4017 Vilas →16644 DIS 304 9:55 F 4035 Vilas →16664 DIS 307 8:50 F 4014 Vilas
→16642 DIS 302 12:05 F 2108 Chamberlin →16662 DIS 305 12:05 F 4046 Vilas →16665 DIS 308 3:30 F 119 Van Hise
→16643 DIS 303 1:20 F
# 344 The Environment and the Global Economy
4041 Vilas →16663
Open to Fr
DIS 306 1:20 F
3
4035 Vilas
LEC 1 1:00-2:15 TR 1520 Msb Alix-Garcia, J 27 SEC
→33417 DIS 301 3:30 R 4011 Vilas
→33418 DIS 302 11:00 F 2112 Chamberlin
→33419 DIS 303 9:55 F 1116 Biochem
353 History of Ecology
361 Wetlands Ecology
Jr st or cons inst
Upper class st; basic collegelevel
biology or equiv (such as
3
3
→33420
→34268
→16419
DIS 304
LEC 1
LEC 1
4:35 R
9:30-10:45 TR
D 4:30-5:45 pm TR
1510 Msb
224 Ingraham
175 Science
Tilley, H
Carpenter, Q
21
30
HI C
BI C
relevant physical sciences)
367 Renewable Energy Systems College algebra, college-level 3 →16627 LEC 1 * Reinemann, D
phys sci crse
377 An Introduction to Geographic Information Systems Intro crse in envrnmtl or mapping 4 LEC 1 4:00-5:15 pm TR 180 Science
29 PI C
sci and an intro crse in computer →16421 LAB 301 6:00-8:00 pm M 380 Science
programming or computer concepts →16422 LAB 302 6:00-8:00 pm T 380 Science
→16423 LAB 303 1:20-3:20 M 380 Science
402 Community Environmental Scholars Seminar So st. Authorization may be 1
→16442
→16614
LAB 304
F LEC 1
1:20-3:20 F
E 4:35 W
380 Science
G L177 Education Beattie, R 14M SI C
required
452 World Forest History
460 American Environmental History So st
3
4
→16678 LEC 1
LEC 1
1:35-4:35 M
2:30-3:45 MW
A228 Russell Lb
3650 Humanities
Langston, N
Cronon, W 11E
ZAC
ZI C
→33478 I DIS 301 H 9:30-10:45 W 2637 Humanities →33490 DIS 307 1:20 W 2221 Humanities →33502 DIS 313 3:30 R 2611 Humanities
→33480 J DIS 302 % 5:30-7:00 pm T 2631 Humanities →33492 DIS 308 12:05 W 2611 Humanities →34886 DIS 314 9:55 R 2625 Humanities
→33482 DIS 303 9:55 T 2611 Humanities →33494 DIS 309 11:00 W 2241 Humanities →34888 DIS 315 9:55 F 4014 Vilas
→33484 DIS 304 11:00 T 2125 Humanities →33496 DIS 310 11:00 R 2637 Humanities →34890 DIS 316 11:00 F 2231 Humanities
→33486 DIS 305 3:30 T 2115 Humanities →33498 DIS 311 1:20 R 2241 Humanities →34892 DIS 317 12:05 F 2619 Humanities
→33488 DIS 306 2:25 T
471 Introduction to Environmental Health
510 Ecology of Fishes
2115 Humanities →33500 DIS 312
A course in biology; Jr st
1 yr biol & chem & Jr st
2:25 R
3
3
→16520
2611 Humanities
LEC 1 1:00-2:15 TR
LEC 1 9:55 TR
G5-119 C S C
168 Noland
Kanarek, M
Vander Zanden
McIntyre, P
27
22
BI C
BI C
511 Ecology of Fishes Lab Zool 510 or con reg 2
→16427
→16437
DIS 301
LAB 1
4:00-5:30 pm R
1:20-5:00 pm T
132 Noland
521 Noland Vander Zanden
McIntyre, P
BAC
523 Philosophical Problems of the Biological Sciences 3 cr of philos or 3 cr in a 3
→16438
→33348
LAB 2
LEC 1
1:20-5:00 pm W
2:30-3:45 MW
521 Noland
2111 Humanities Pearce, T 12 ZAC
biological science
556 Remote Sensing Digital Image Processing Civ Engr/Envir St/Forestry 303 or 3 LEC 1 11:00-12:15 M A121 Russell Lb
07 I DT
authorization 11:00-12:00 W A121 Russell Lb
07
557 Political Ecology in Mainland Southeast Asia
575 Assessment of Environmental Impact
So St
Jr st. Authorization may be
3
3
→16647
→33475
LAB 301
LEC 1
LEC 1
1:00-2:00 W
2:30-3:45 MW
8:50 MW
A121 Russell Lb
350 Science
270 Soils
Baird, I
Ventura, S
12
03
SAC
PI C
600 Environmental Studies Certificate Seminar
601 Systems Thinking and Sustainable Businesses
required
Sr st & enrollment in the Envir
Studies Certificate Program;
authorization required
Admitted bus stdt with Jr or Sr st
3
3
→33318
→16679
→16466
→16640
→34608
→34851
→16583
DIS 301
L SEM 1
L SEM 2
L SEM 3
L SEM 4
L SEM 5
LEC 1
12:05-2:10 M
K 2:00-5:00 pm M
M 1:20-4:20 T
P 1:20-4:20 W
R 9:00-11:30 M
S 2:25-4:55 pm R
5:30-8:15 pm M
357 Soils
L155 Education
N L177 Education
Q L151 Education
110 Science
T 110 Science
2170 Grainger
Kloppenburg, J
O’Kane, P
Ventura, S
Francis III, J
Treves, A
Zedler, P
Eggert, T
10L
26H
10M
02L
28J
BAC
or envir studies stdt
651 Conservation Biology An ecology crse (eg, 3 →16428 LEC 1 U 2:30-3:45 TR 1310 Sterling Treves, A 28 r DC
652 Decision Methods for Natural Resource Managers
Botany/Zoology 460)
Math 211 or equiv & Comp Sci 132 4
16581 DIS 301
LEC 1
V 4:00-5:15 pm R
1:00-2:15 TR
360 Science
A121 Russell Lb Bowe, S
27 r BIC
668 Green Politics: Global Experience, American Prospects
671 Energy Economics
or equiv
Jr st or cons inst
Sr or Grad st and intermed econ or
appropriate substitute per cons
3
3
→16672
→16666
→16429
LAB 301
LEC 1
LEC 1
2:25-4:25 R
2:25-4:55 pm R
2:30-3:45 TR
A120 Russell Lb
208 Mus Hall
360 Science
Jacobs, H
Shaten, R
28J
28
SDC
SDC
inst
682 Senior Honors Thesis Cons inst H 3 IND * *
AC
692 Senior Thesis Cons inst 1-3 IND * *
AC
continued
B For enrollment info see http://www.nelson.wisc.edu/undergraduate_certificate/course-information.php or send
an email with your student ID to undergrad@nelson.wisc.edu
C Weekend camping trip, $50 fee.
D Mandatory all-day field trip April 21, 2012 (8:00am-6:00pm).
E Topic: Professional skills for linking Envir. St. to direct community action.
F Complete course for three semesters with passing grade, for Social Science requirement in the Envir Studies
Cert or major
G Requires enrollment in Community Envir Scholars Program -OR- consent of instructor. Contact
undergrad@nelson.wisc.edu for details.
I Honors and Graduate Student section.
J Section for Chadbourne students.
K Topic: Birding to Change the World
L Requires enrollment in Environmental Studies Certificate program (26 cr) or Environmental Studies Major.
M Topic: Community - Scale Composting
N 25+ hours of service learning required.
P Topic: Planetlines: Learning and Teaching Environment Beyond the Classroom
Q Includes: journals, discussions, walking field trips, and work with local elementary school teachers and
students.
R Topic: Large carnivore conservation in Wisconsin and around the world
S Topic: Fire Ecology and Conservation Management
T Mandatory Saturday field trip date TBD.
U Service Learning Course.
V Grad students only enroll in discussion.