2007-08 Academic Year - Humboldt State University

Plus 12 units of forest-based natural resource
technical electives or courses in
allied fields. Two or more courses must be in
a two-course sequence or in two specialized
areas of forest-based natural resources.
These technical electives must be approved
by the student’s advisor and the department
chair. Qualifies as “Forester” under OEM
guidelines.
Option 4
Forest Soils
GEOL 109 General Geology
RRS 306 Rangeland Resource Principles
SOIL 360 Origin & Classification of Soils
SOIL 363 Wetland Soils
SOIL 460 Forest & Range Soils Mgmt
SOIL 462 Soil Fertility or
SOIL 465 Soil Microbiology or
SOIL 467 Soil Physics
Meets requirements for “Forester,” “Soil
Scientist,” and “Soil Conservationist” in federal
employment.
Option 5
Wildland Fire Management
FOR 321 Fire Ecology
FOR 323 Fire Behavior/Suppression
FOR 422 Wildland Fire Use
FOR 423 Wildland Fuels Management
FOR 424 Wildland Fire Seminar
FOR 479 Forestry Capstone
Plus 12 units of forest-based natural resource
technical electives or courses in
allied fields. Two or more courses must be in
a two-course sequence or in two specialized
areas of forest-based natural resources. The
student’s advisor and the department chair
must approve these technical electives.
REQUIREMENTS FOR THE
FIRE ECOLOGY MINOR
See Fire Ecology
REQUIREMENTS FOR THE
FORESTRY MINOR
Required courses:
FOR 210 Forest Measurements
FOR 230 Dendrology
FOR 231 Forest Ecology
FOR 216 Forest Remote Sensing &
GIS or
FOR 220 Forest Resource Protection
Plus two of the following, or one of the following
and a second approved forestry
course:
FOR 315 Forest Management
FOR 321
FOR 374
FOR 302
or
FOR 307
Fire Ecology
Wilderness Area
Management
Forest Ecosystems & People
California’s Forests &
Woodlands
REQUIREMENTS FOR THE
WATERSHED MANAGEMENT
MINOR
See Watershed Management.
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Francophone Studies
Minor in Francophone Studies
Department Chair
Rosamel S. Benavides-Garb, Ph.D.
Program Director
Valérie Budig-Markin, Ph.D.
Department of World Languages
& Cultures
University Annex 129
(707) 826-3226, fax 826-3227
www.humboldt.edu/~wlc
The Program
This minor combines the study of French
language and culture with other academic
interests. See also the French major and
minor, which follow.
All classes from outside the Department of
World Languages and Cultures are taught
in English.
This minor allows an expanded view of the
Francophone world through disciplines other
than language and civilization.
A student might use this minor to become
an employee of a nongovernmental organization,
interpreter, teacher, foreign service
officer, airline employee, travel agent, foreign
correspondent, international banker, literary
translator.
Preparation
Those who have studied French in high
school can begin at the intermediate or
advanced level.
REQUIREMENTS FOR THE MINOR
FREN 320 French Civilization:
Past/Contemporary
At least 20 additional units, to include:
• Any two 4-unit French courses at the level
of FREN 107 and above.
• At least one course from three of the
following departments:
Art
When courses treat French artists or
French artistic movements:
ART 301 The Artist or
ART 315 Topics in 19th Century Art or
ART 316 Topics in Early 20th
Century Art
Business Administration
BA 410 International Business
[only with consent of instructor]
Geography
GEOG 472 Topics in Regional Geography
[relating to Francophone areas]
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110 Forestry
2007-2008 Humboldt State University Catalog