Course Catalog 2008-2009 - Concordia University

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Computer CompetencyCIS 1301 Introduction to Personal Computers orCompetency Exam (no credit)Foreign LanguageComplete two consecutive terms (at least six academichours) of a non- English languageComputer Science Major Requirements - 56academic hoursCSC 1301 Introduction to Computer Science ICSC 1302 Introduction to Computer Science IICSC 2305 Discrete StructuresCSC 2301 Introduction to Computer SystemsCSC 2303 Data Structures and Algorithm AnalysisMTH 2401 Calculus IMTH 2402 Calculus IIMTH 2301 Introduction to StatisticsCSC 3301 Software EngineeringCSC 3302 Operating SystemsCSC 3303 Computer ArchitectureCSC 3320 Theory of ComputationMTH 3311 Linear AlgebraFive Courses from any 3000 or 4000 level CSC orMTH courses listed below:CSC xxxxCSC xxxxCSC xxxxCSC xxxxCSC xxxxMTH 4310Elective HoursA sufficient number of academic hours to bring thetotal number of hours to 128 of which 39 must beupper-level.Return to Table of Contents13.02.04 Environmental Science Major - BSThe Environmental Science Major emphasizes the relationship between humankind and the natural world, andprepares students to recognize and deal with the impact of human interventions on environmental systems.Core Requirements - 57 academic hoursReligion - 12 academic hoursREL 1301 New Testament History and ReadingREL 1311 History and Literature of the Old TestamentREL xxxx any religion electiveREL xxxx any religion electiveEnglish - 12 hoursENG 1316 Freshman English IENG 1317 Introduction to LiteratureENG xxxx ElectiveENG xxxx any Literature CourseFine Arts - 3 academic hoursAny MUS, Drama or ART course(s).Leadership – 1 academic hourLDR 1100 Life and LeadershipMathematics - 3 academic hoursMTH 1323 or higherNatural Science - 6 - 8 academic hoursAny natural science lab course plus any three or fouracademichour natural science course.Physical Education - 3 academic hoursKIN xxxx Fitness ActivityKIN xxxx Skill ActivityKIN xxxx Fitness or Skill ActivitySocial Science - 12 academic hoursHIS 1301 US History to 1877 or HIS 1302 US Historyfrom 1877GOV 1303 Introduction to American GovernmentSix additional academic hours from ECO, HIS, GRG,GOV, PSY or SOC.Speech - 3 academic hoursSPE 2301 Fundamentals of SpeechClassics/HumanitiesOne of the following courses must be included amongelective hours in the core or among general electives -3 academic hoursENG 2301 World Literature: ClassicismHIS 2321 History of Western Civilization to 1715HIS 3314 Traditions and Values of ClassicCivilizationsPHL 3301 Survey of Western PhilosophyComputer ProficiencyCIS 1301 Introduction to Personal Computersor Competency Exam (no credit)Foreign LanguageComplete two sequential terms (at least six academichours) of the same non English language2008-2009 Catalog Page 88
Env. Sc. Major Requirements: 60-61 academic hoursBIO 1402 General Zoologyor BIO 2403 General BotanyESC 3403 General EcologyCHE 1401 Chemistry I*CHE 1402 Chemistry II*CHE 2401 Organic Chemistry ICHE 2403 Organic Chemistry IIESC 3402 Environmental ChemistryECO 2301 Introduction to Macroeconomics*ESC 2301 Enviro Writing & Regulatory ComplianceESC 3306 Natural Resource Conservation & PlanningGLG 1101 Urban GeologyGLG 3301 GeologyGRG 1311 Principles of Geography*MTH 1332 or 2401 or higher level calculus/stats course*PHY 1401 Physics IESC 3330 Environmental ModelingOne of the following:GLG 3302 Geology Field TechniquesSCI 3303 Geology and Ecology of the Southwest USSCI 3304 Geology and Ecology of HawaiiTwo of the following:BIO 1403 Cellular and Molecular BiologyBIO 1402 General Zoology orBIO 2403 General Botany**BIO 3302 Tropical BiologyBIO 3401 MicrobiologyBIO 3303 Native PlantsESC 3303 Environmental LawESC 4310 Environmental Science Internship* May be used to satisfy core requirements** Whichever is not taken as a required courseElective HoursThe minimum of academic hours sufficient to bringthe total number of academic hours to 128 of which 39must be upper-level.Return to Table of Contents13.02.05 Environmental Science Major - BAThe Environmental Science Major emphasizes the relationship between humankind and the natural world, andprepares students to recognize and deal with the impact of human interventions on environmental systems.Core Requirements - 57 academic hoursEnglish - 12 academic hoursENG 1316 Freshman English IENG 1317 Introduction to LiteratureENG xxxx Literature ElectiveENG xxxx ElectiveFine Arts - 3 academic hoursAny ART, Drama or MUS course(s).Leadership – 1 academic hourLDR 1100 Life and LeadershipMathematics - 3 academic hoursMTH 1323 or HigherNatural Science - 6 to 8 academic hoursAny natural science lab course plus any three or fouracademichour natural science course unlessotherwise indicated.Physical Education - 3 academic hoursKIN xxxx Fitness ActivityKIN xxxx Skill ActivityKIN xxxx Fitness or Skill ActivitySocial/Behavioral Science - 12 academic hoursHIS 1301 US History to 1877 orHIS 1302 US History from 1877GOV 1303 Introduction to American GovernmentPlus six additional academic hours from ECO, HIS,GRG, GOV, PSY or SOC.Speech - 3 academic hoursSPE 2301 Fundamentals of SpeechReligion - 12 academic hoursREL 1301 New Testament History and ReadingREL 1311 History and Literature of the Old TestamentREL xxxx ElectiveREL xxxx ElectiveClassics/HumanitiesOne of the following must be included in the core,major, minor, or general electives - 3 academic hoursENG 2301 World Literature: ClassicismHIS 2321 History of Western Civilization to 1715HIS 3314 Traditions/Values of Classical CivilizationPHL 3301 Survey of Western PhilosophyComputer CompetencyCIS 1301 Introduction to Personal Computersor Competency Exam (no credit)Foreign LanguageComplete two consecutive terms (at least six academichours) of the same non-English languageEnvironmental Science Major Requirements - 58 to 62academic hoursBIO 1402 General Zoology orBIO 2403 General BotanyESC 3403 General EcologyCHE 1401 Chemistry I*CHE 1403 Chemistry II*ECO 2301 Macroeconomics*2008-2009 Catalog Page 89
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