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sussex.edu • 973.300.2207PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONEnvironmental Studies prepares students for transferinto a Bachelor of Science degree program in eitherEnvironmental Studies or Environmental Science.The program provides:■ The ability to deal with complex environmentalproblems that affect society.■ An understanding of the current environmentalprotection regulations.■ An understanding of how to perform environmentalobservations and tests, analyze air, land, waterresources and waste management.■ The aptitude to apply the principles of limits,recycling and reuse, sustainable yield and resourcediversity to real-life situations.■ The capability to apply the laws of conservation ofmatter and energy to environmental issues.■ An understanding of how different cultures copewith the environmental consequences of humanaction.ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIESA.S.PROGRAM REQUIREMENTSCOLL COLLEGE FOUNDATIONS (4 CR.) CR.COLL101 Foundations for Success 3COLL202 Capstone for Business, Science& Technology 1GER COMMUNICATION (6 CR.)ENGL101 English Composition I 3ENGL102 English Composition II 3GER HUMANITIES (3 CR.)3GER MATH & SCIENCE ELECTIVES (12/14 CR.)BIOS122 Intro to Environmental Science 4Select one of these sequences:MATH110 Pre-Calculus I** and 3MATH108 Statistics and 3General Education Elective* 3orMATH112 Pre-Calculus II** and 3MATH113 Calculus I and 4General Education Elective* 3orMATH113 Calculus I and 4MATH114 Calculus II 4GER TECHNOLOGY (3 CR.)COMS110 Computer Concepts & Applications 3GER SOCIAL SCIENCE*** (6 CR.)SOCA115 Introduction to Society & Environment 3Social Science Elective* 3REQ REQUIRED COURSES (24 CR.)BIOS110 Biology I 4BIOS112 Biology II 4BIOS124 Ecology 4CHEM110 College Chemistry I and 4CHEM112 College Chemistry II 4orPHYS110 Physics I and 4PHYS112 Physics II 4GEOL101 Physical Geology 4ELEC ELECTIVES **** (6/8 CR.)TOTAL DEGREE CREDITS: 64/68*Choose from the list of approved General Educationcourses in the College Catalog.**Students taking a Mathematics sequence withPre-Calculus must take an additional 3 credits in anyGeneral Education category.***Students planning on attending Ramapo College shouldmeet with their Division Dean about registering for ANTH220Environment & Cultural Behavior.****Electives should be chosen according to the student’scareer interest and expectations of the transfer institution.DEGREES & CERTIFICATES • 661
Sussex County Community College Catalog 2010–2012DEGREES & CERTIFICATES • 6PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONThis program is designed to serve the career andvolunteer fire fighter, industrial fire protectionpersonnel, fire protection specialist or the recent highschool graduate who has an interest in fire service.The program will be offered primarily in the eveningfor part-time students. Upon completion of theprogram, students will have attained the skills andknowledge to perform their current duties moreeffectively and to prepare them for greater levelsof responsibility within the fire service system.FIRE SCIENCE TECHNOLOGYA.A.S.PROGRAM REQUIREMENTSCOLL COLLEGE FOUNDATIONS (3 CR.) CR.COLL101 Foundations for Success 3GER COMMUNICATION (6 CR.)ENGL101 English Composition I 3BUSA110 Business Communications 3GER HUMANITIES (6 CR.)HUMN101 Survey of World Culture I 3HUMN102 Survey of World Culture II 3GER MATH & SCIENCE ELECTIVES* (7 CR.)MATH104 Contemporary Mathematics 3Lab Science 4GER TECHNOLOGY (3 CR.)COMS110 Computer Concepts & Applications 3GER SOCIAL SCIENCE (3 CR.)PSYC101 General Psychology 3orSOCA101 Intro to Sociology 3REQ REQUIRED COURSES (33 CR.)FRST101 Introduction to Fire Science 3FRST103 Fire Prevention 3FRST104 Fire Administration 3FRST105 Fire Protection Systems 3FRST106 Fire Tactics and Strategy 3FRST107 Fire Investigation 3FRST110 Fire Behavior and Combustion 3FRST202 Building Construction for Fire Protection 3FRST205 Fire Protection Hydraulics andWater Supply 3FRST208 Hazardous Materials 3FRST210 Occupational Health and Safety 3ELEC FREE ELECTIVE (3 CR.)3TOTAL DEGREE CREDITS: 64NOTE: This degree is not designed to transfer to a four yearcollege or university.*Choose from the list of approved General Educationcourses in the College catalog.62
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