These courses are the second semesters of the introductory physics and chemistry sequences. Since each sequence is really a single course that is two semesters long, you must complete the entire sequence to receive credit in Environmental Studies. Any decision-making process is grounded in a system of ethics. A course from this group will help you understand ethical systems and human value systems. Food, Population, and Develop.
Every student needs quantitative skills, and the courses below all cover applied statistics.
Consider taking another math course if you have time. Unlike any other categories, this category can be fulfilled by a course from within your department of concentration. However, this course does not count toward the six courses required for the concentration. A basic understanding of these areas is therefore necessary. Students with concentrations in any area of Management and Economics will take Public Administration and Public Policy.