Courses in the School of Natural Resources and Environment are listed in the Time Schedule in the subsection Natural Resources and Environment. Emphasis is placed on ecological principles and interdisciplinary approaches to matters concerning the allocation of natural resources and environmental quality within the context of our society. Attention will be given not only to ecology, but also to economic, legal, political, social, and psychological ramifications of environmental problems.
Material is presented through lectures, recitation, readings, and films.
Lectures and readings in the early part of the course deal with ecology. Once a basic ecological framework has been established, case studies illustrating the multifaceted nature of environmental problems will be examined. The recitation sections break the course down into groups of 20 students for discussion, to supplement the lectures with debates, film and slide presentations, and to complete group projects. No Data Given.