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Approved Electives (9 units required; General Education classes may not be used as approved electives). Include at least one from the following: FISH 335 US & World Fisheries FISH 375 Mariculture FISH 440 Early Life History of Fishes FISH 471 Fish Health Management FISH 510 Advanced Ichthyology FISH 571 Advanced Fish Diseases Remaining Electives to be selected from the following list of suggested Courses1 : BIOL 430 Intertidal Ecology ECON 423 Environmental & Resource Economics EMP 377 Introduction to GIS Concepts EMP 470 Intermediate GIS FISH 335 US & World Fisheries FISH 375 Mariculture FISH 450 Introductory Fish Population Dynamics FISH 473 Wastewater Aquaculture FISH 510 Advanced Ichthyology FISH 471 Fish Health Management FISH 440 Early Life History of Fishes FISH 571 Advanced Fish Diseases GEOL 306 General Geomorphology GEOL 550 Fluvial Processes MATH 205 Multivariate Calculus for the Biological Sciences MATH 241 Elements of Linear Algebra MATH 361 Intro to Math Modeling MATH 313 Ordinary Differential Equations NAS 364 Federal Indian Law I NAS 366 Tribal Water Rights OCN 310 Biological Oceanography OCN 320 Physical Oceanography OCN 330 Chemical Oceanography OCN 340 Geological Oceanography OCN 410 Zooplankton Ecology STAT 406 Sampling Design & Analysis STAT 409 Experimental Design and Analysis STAT 504 Multivariate Statistics STAT 510 Modern Statistical Modeling WILD 460 Conservation Biology WILD 475 Wildlife Ethology WSHD 310 Hydrology & Watershed Management WSHD 424 Watershed Hydrology ZOOL 556 Marine Mammology Additional Upper Division Requirements: Marine Fisheries Option FISH 335 US & World Fisheries FISH 375 Mariculture FISH 435 Ecology of Marine Fishes FISH 440 Early Life History of Fishes OCN 109 General Oceanography ZOOL 314 Invertebrate Zoology Approved Electives (9 units required, General Education classes may not be used as approved electives). Include at least one from the following: FISH 370 Aquaculture FISH 443 Problems in Water Pollution Biology FISH 471 Fish Health Management FISH 510 Advanced Ichthyology FISH 571 Advanced Fish Diseases Remaining Electives to be selected from the following list of suggested Courses 1 : BIOL 430 Intertidal Ecology ECON 423 Environmental & Resource Economics EMP 377 Introduction to GIS Concepts EMP 470 Intermediate GIS FISH 370 Aquaculture FISH 443 Problems in Water Pollution Biology FISH 471 Fish Health Management FISH 473 Wastewater Aquaculture FISH 510 Advanced Ichthyology FISH 571 Advanced Fish Diseases, FISH 450 Introductory Fish Population Dynamics GEOL 306 General Geomorphology GEOL 550 Fluvial Processes MATH 205 Multivariate Calculus for the Biological Sciences MATH 241 Elements of Linear Algebra MATH 361 Intro to Math Modeling MATH 313 Ordinary Differential Equations NAS 364 Federal Indian Law I NAS 366 Tribal Water Rights OCN 310 Biological Oceanography OCN 320 Physical Oceanography OCN 330 Chemical Oceanography OCN 340 Geological Oceanography OCN 410 Zooplankton Ecology STAT 406 Sampling Design & Analysis STAT 409 Experimental Design and Analysis STAT 504 Multivariate Statistics STAT 510 Modern Statistical Modeling WILD 460 Conservation Biology WILD 475 Wildlife Ethology WSHD 310 Hydrology & Watershed Management WSHD 424 Watershed Hydrology ZOOL 556 Marine Mammology REQUIREMENTS FOR THE MINOR 15 units: FISH 310 Ichthyology FISH 460 Principles of Fishery Management Plus one of the following pathways: • FISH 320/FISH 320L Limnology/ Practicum FISH 430/FISH 430L Ecology of Freshwater Fishes/Lab or • OCN 109 General Oceanography FISH 435 Ecology of Marine Fishes 1 Alternative approved electives courses may be considered, but are subject to approval by a student’s advisor and the Fisheries Biology Department Chair. n n n 2011-2012 Humboldt State University Catalog Fisheries Biology 125
Forestry Bachelor of Science degree with a major in Forestry—options avail able in forest hydrology, forest operations, forest resource con ser vation, forest soils, and wildland fire management. Minor in Fire Ecology Minor in Forestry Minor in Watershed Management See Natural Resources for de tails on the Master of Science program. Department Chair K. O. Fulgham, Ph.D. Department of Forestry and Wildland Resources Forestry Building 205 707-826-3935 The Program Students completing this program will have demonstrated: understanding of taxonomy, autecology of trees, plant and wood identification; physiology of trees; ecological concepts, ecosystem processes, structure and function; soil formation, classification, composition and properties; silvicultural principles, stand structure and composition; growth and quality of forests and forest health; fire ecology and use of fire; entomology and pathology; wildlife and fish ecology; plant, soil, water interactions, watershed processes, land measurement, mapping, photogrammetry, remote sensing; sampling theory and methods, statistical literacy; measurement of trees, forests, and forest products; wildlife habitat assessment; measurement of water yields and quality; assessment of non-timber forest values; integrated forest management, multiple-use principles; stand scale management; system and landscape management; forest engineering and road design; harvesting systems; utilization; policy development, sociological influences; administration, environmental regulation; land and resource planning; budgeting, finance, personnel management, cost, and economics capable practice of critical thinking; writing; quantitative thinking; public speaking, debate and persuasion; leadership; group cooperation; conflict resolution; time management; professional integration; independent life-long learning; computer literacy and skills the attributes of adaptability; integrity; open-mindedness; professional decorum. Humboldt State University is locat ed in the heart of the coast redwood forest. This environment pro vides out door class rooms for more than half of the fores try courses. Field trips illustrate lecture concepts and teach field techniques. Excellent on-campus labora tor ies com plement the outdoor lab. Students have access to the col lege forest, the Schatz Tree Farm, public and private forest lands, and vari ous pro duction centers. Because Humboldt County also has a large forest products industry, Humboldt State is an excel lent place to study the resolu tion of en vi ron mental issues with economic con cerns. Students and faculty interact with professional for est managers and research ers of the region both in the classroom and in the field. Forestry is an incorporative dis ci pline, drawing from the biological, physical, so cial, and man agerial sciences. The curricu lum aids in un derstanding the biological complexities of the forest and the inter actions between the forest and social and economic de mands. The program provides sufficient background and depth of education to give a sound basis for pro fes sion al growth with in a broad range of forestry-related careers. Our graduates often start as forest rangers, park rangers, fire fighters, timber cruisers, or survey ors. Some hold staff positions in the federal and state agencies, forest products industry, or with environmental organizations. Graduates go on to build careers in: wildland fire management, forest management, forest protection, park management, watershed management, forest biology, forest engineering, industrial management, resource planning, forest conserva tion, and research and education. Visit our webpage at www.humboldt.edu/fwr. Preparation In high school, take a broad back ground. Biological/physi cal sciences, mathe matics, social sciences, and the arts are helpful. REQUIREMENTS FOR THE MAJOR Lower Division Core • At least one course in a basic biological sci ence that meets general education require ments and is compa rable to BOT 105 or BIOL 105; • At least one course in a basic physical science that meets gen eral ed u ca tion require ments and is compar able to CHEM 107; • One course in calculus which includes inte gra tion, meets general education requirements, and is compar able to MATH 105; • One course in statistics or biometrics that includes regression and is comparable to STAT 109; Plus the following: FOR 116 The Forest Environment FOR 210 Forest Measurements FOR 216 Forest Remote Sensing & Geographic Information Systems FOR 222 Forest Health & Protection FOR 223 Intro to Wildland Fire FOR 230 Dendrology FOR 231 Forest Ecology FOR 250 Intro to Forest Operations FOR 285 Department Seminar SOIL 260 Introduction to Soil Science Take all lower division courses before beginning upper division work. Upper Division Core EMP/ENVS 309 Environmental Conflict Resolution FOR 311 Forest Mensuration & Growth FOR 331 Silvics—Foundation of Silviculture FOR 432 Silviculture FOR 470 Professional Forestry Ethics FOR 471 Forest Administration WSHD 310 Hydrology & Watershed Management Plus one of the following: FISH 300 Intro to Fishery Biology RRS 306 Wildland Resource Principles WLDF 300 Wildlife Ecology & Mgmt 126 Forestry 2011-2012 Humboldt State University Catalog
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Academic Calendar 2011-2012 Fall Se
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Humboldt State’s Office of Alumni
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Theatre, Film, and Dance The Depart
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Academic Honesty / Dishonesty Acade
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Dropping Courses. During the first
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D5: Geography GEOG 105** Cultural G
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Planning Your Master’s Degree Deg
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FREN 327. English Cultural Journal:
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Family Educational Rights & Privacy
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HUMBOLDT STATE UNIVERSITY THE JEANN
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