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1 BACHEL OF ARTS General Education Categories (4-5 credits total) FYS First Year Seminar W-I Written Communication - Level I OC Oral Communication PGR Personal Growth & Responsibility CEA Creative Expression & Appreciation WC World Cultures HP The Human Past CS Contemporary Society Scientific Any course -4 Reasoning: Lab course 4 QR Quantitative Reasoning COURSES IN MAJ ( credits total) 115 Global Climate Change 105 Introduction to Geography 110 World Regions 140 Introduction to Maps & GIS 01 Intro to Quantitative Geography 02 Geographic Research Major Concentration Courses (18 credits) Foreign Language (0-12 credits total) Minor/Free Electives (40 credits minimum) May be necessary to take additional credits to attain the minimum 120 credits required for graduation depending on choices made for general education or minor selection. Regional Electives: 110, 220, 221, 222, 229, 2, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, level or 400-level class. COMPETENCIES - TO BE COMPLETED WITHIN THE FIRST 0 CREDITS GENERAL EDUCATION CATEGIES - TO BE COMPLETED WITHIN THE FIRST 0 CREDITS
2 BACHEL OF SCIENCE CARTOGRAPHY AND GIS COURSES IN MAJ (42 credits total) General Education Categories (4-5 credits total) FYS First Year Seminar W-I Written Communication - Level I OC Oral Communication PGR Personal Growth & Responsibility CEA Creative Expression & Appreciation WC World Cultures HP The Human Past CS Contemporary Society Scientific Any course -4 Reasoning: Lab course 4 QR Quantitative Reasoning Minor/Free Electives (4 credits minimum) May be necessary to take additional credits to attain the minimum 120 credits required for graduation depending on choices made for general education or minor selection. 115 Global Climate Change 105 Introduction to Geography 110 World Regions 140 Intro to Maps & GIS 01 Intro to Quantitative Geography 02 Geographic Research Major Concentration Courses (15 credits) 245 Cartography 40 GIS 44 Remote Sensing 446 Advanced GIS Air Photo Interpretation Digital Image Processing Techniques Electives (6 credits) 4 Air Photo Interpretation 444 Digital Image Processing 46 GIS and Business 47 GIS Applications 442 Geospatial Programming Geography Electives (6 credits) Geography Elective Geography Elective COMPETENCIES - TO BE COMPLETED WITHIN THE FIRST 0 CREDITS GENERAL EDUCATION CATEGIES - TO BE COMPLETED WITHIN THE FIRST 0 CREDITS
3 BACHEL OF SCIENCE General Education Categories (4-5 credits total) FYS First Year Seminar W-I Written Communication - Level I OC Oral Communication PGR Personal Growth & Responsibility CEA Creative Expression & Appreciation WC World Cultures HP The Human Past CS Contemporary Society Scientific Any course -4 Reasoning: Lab course 4 QR Quantitative Reasoning COURSES IN MAJ ( credits total) 115 Global Climate Change 105 Introduction to Geography 110 World Regions 140 Intro to Maps & GIS 01 Intro to Quantitative Geography 02 Geographic Research Major Concentration Courses (18 credits) Minor/Free Electives (52 credits minimum) May be necessary to take additional credits to attain the minimum 120 credits required for graduation depending on choices made for general education or minor selection. Regional Electives: 110, 220, 221, 222, 229, 2, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, level or 400-level course. COMPETENCIES - TO BE COMPLETED WITHIN THE FIRST 0 CREDITS GENERAL EDUCATION CATEGIES - TO BE COMPLETED WITHIN THE FIRST 0 CREDITS
4 BACHEL OF SCIENCE ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY CONCENTRATION COURSES IN MAJ (45 credits total) General Education Categories (4-5 credits total) FYS First Year Seminar W-I Written Communication - Level I OC Oral Communication PGR Personal Growth & Responsibility CEA Creative Expression & Appreciation WC World Cultures HP The Human Past CS Contemporary Society Scientific Any course -4 Reasoning: Lab course 4 QR Quantitative Reasoning Minor/Free Electives (40 credits minimum) May be necessary to take additional credits to attain the minimum 120 credits required for graduation depending on choices made for general education or minor selection. 115 Global Climate Change 105 Introduction to Geography 110 World Regions 140 Intro to Maps & GIS 01 Intro to Quantitative Geography 02 Geographic Research Concentration Core Courses (12 credits) 282P Environmental Global Issues 71 Environmental Sustainability and Society 75 Food, Drink & the Environment IDS 66 Energy and the Environment Concentration Planning Courses (6 credits) Choose two: ECO 19 Environment & Natural Resource Economics 7 Land Use Planning & Analysis 77 Environmental Assessment Concentration Techniques Course ( credits) Choose one: 40 Geographic Info. Systems 44 Remote Sensing Concentration Perspectives Courses (9 credits) Choose three: BIO 208 Environmental Problems 252 Native American Lands & Environment 15 Economic Geography 60 Globalization 76P Conservation of Nat. Resources 79 Environmental Justice GLS 27 Medical Geology GLS 51 Economic Geology PHL 224 Environmental Ethics POL 04 Environmental Politics COMPETENCIES - TO BE COMPLETED WITHIN THE FIRST 0 CREDITS GENERAL EDUCATION CATEGIES - TO BE COMPLETED WITHIN THE FIRST 0 CREDITS
5 BACHEL OF SCIENCE TRAVEL AND TOURISM CONCENTRATION COURSES IN MAJ ( credits total) General Education Categories (4-5 credits total) FYS First Year Seminar W-I Written Communication - Level I OC Oral Communication PGR Personal Growth & Responsibility CEA Creative Expression & Appreciation WC World Cultures HP The Human Past CS Contemporary Society Scientific Any course -4 Reasoning: Lab course 4 QR Quantitative Reasoning 115 Global Climate Change 105 Introduction to Geography 110 World Regions 140 Intro to Maps & GIS 01 Intro to Quantitative Geography 02 Geographic Research Major Concentration Courses (6 credits) 261 Intro to Travel and Tourism 15 Economic Geography Concentration Electives (12 credits) Choose four of these courses: 246 Parks and Protected Areas 264 Recreation Geography 17 Transportation Geography 46 GIS in Bus. & Commun Develop. 64 Special Events and Festivals 402 Travel Seminar 462 Exploring Tourism Destinations 46 International Perspectives on Tourism 464 Tourism Development Regional Elective Minor/Free Electives (52 credits minimum) May be necessary to take additional credits to attain the minimum 120 credits required for graduation depending on choices made for general education or minor selection. Regional Electives: 220, 221, 222, 229, 2, 24, 25, 26, 27.. COMPETENCIES - TO BE COMPLETED WITHIN THE FIRST 0 CREDITS GENERAL EDUCATION CATEGIES - TO BE COMPLETED WITHIN THE FIRST 0 CREDITS
6 Special Application Process Required Name: COMBINED BACHEL OF SCIENCE CARTOGRAPHY AND MASTER OF SCIENCE GEO-INFMATION SCIENCE General Education Categories credits FYS First Year Seminar W-I Written Communication - Level I OC Oral Communication PGR Personal Growth & Responsibility CEA Creative Expression & Appreciation WC World Cultures HP The Human Past CS Contemporary Society Scientific Any course -4 Reasoning: Lab course 4 QR Quantitative Reasoning Minor/Free Electives (42 credits total) Additional free electives beyond the credits listed may be required based on the use of support courses to satisfy the General Education Category requirements. COURSES IN MAJ (42 credits) Major Core Courses (15 credits total) 115 Global Climate Change 105 Introduction to Geography 110 World Regions 140 Introduction to Maps & GIS 01 Introduction to Quantitative Geography 02 Geographic Research Major Concentration Courses (27 credits) 245 Cartography 40 GIS 44 Remote Sensing 446 Advanced GIS 4 Air Photos Interpretation 444 Digital Image Processing 90 Geographic Information Systems 909 Interpretation of Remote Sensing Imagery 942 Advanced Geographic Quantitative Methods 945 GIS Project Implantation Techniques Electives (6 credits) 4 Air Photos Interpretation 444 Digital Image Processing 46 GIS and Business 47 GIS Applications 442 Geospatial Programming Geography electives (6 credits) Geography Elective Geography Elective 5 th Year Courses (19 graduate credits) Fall 904 GIS for Research and Analysis 960 Software Design and Programming in GIS Graduate Elective Spring 952 Spatial Database Analysis and Design 876 Directed Study (thesis) Seminar in GIS Graduate Elective These Scientific Reasoning General Education Category courses do not have to be a sequence or be from the same discipline COMPETENCIES - TO BE COMPLETED WITHIN THE FIRST 0 CREDITS GENERAL EDUCATION CATEGIES - TO BE COMPLETED WITHIN THE FIRST 0 CREDITS Total credits for graduation: 120 The additional credits listed above are required for Graduate graduation Effective: 9/2016
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