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1 Sub plan/option: Geographic Information Systems GEO222/222A Introduction to Cartography* 3/1 * 3 GEO309 Field Geography 4 GEO3090/3090L Introduction to Field Geography/Laboratory 2/1 GEO305 Advanced Physical Geography I or 4 GEO3050/3050L Advanced Physical Geography/Lab or 2/1 GEO307 Advanced Physical Geography II 4 GEO3070/3070L Climate Change/Lab 1 GEO410 Photographic Remote Sensing* 4 GEO4100 Remote Sensing of the Environment Lecture* 2 GEO420 Digital Image Processing* 4 GEO4100L Remote Sensing of the Environment Laboratory* 1 GEO422 Multimedia Mapping and* 3 GEO3220 GIS Programing and Application* 2 GEO422A Multimedia Mapping Activity* 1 GEO3220L GIS Programing and Application Laboratory* 1 GEO442/442A Advanced Geographic Information Systems I 3/1 GEO4400 Advanced GIS Lecture 2/1 GEO443/443A Advanced Geographic Information Systems II 3/1 GEO4400L Advanced GIS Laboratory 1 Total Units 24
2 Sub plan/option: Environmental Geography GEO222/222A Introduction to Cartography* 3/1 * GEO309 Field Geography 4 GEO3090/3090L Introduction to Field Geography/Laboratory 2/1 GEO330/330A Environmental Geography 3/1 GEO3300/3300L Environmental Geography/Lab 2/1 GEO445/445A Environmental Modeling with GIS 3/1 GEO4450/4450L Environmental Modeling with GIS 2/1 Choose any four of the following courses: GEO305 Advanced Physical Geography I or 4 GEO3050/3050L Advanced Physical Geography/Lab or 2/1 GEO307 Advanced Physical Geography II 4 GEO3070/3070L Climate Change/Lab 2/1 GEO308 Biogeography 4 GEO3080/3080L Biogeography/Lab 2/1 GEO413 Environmental Law 4 GEO4130 Environmental Law 3 GEO430 Geography of Landscape Preservation 4 GEO435 Parks and Protected Areas 4 GEO4350 Parks and Protected Areas 3 Total Units 24
3 Sub plan/option: Geography GEO222/222A Introduction to Cartography* 3/1 * 3 GEO309 Field Geography 4 GEO3090/30Introduction to Field Geography/Laboratory 2/1 GEO409 Advanced Field Techniques or 4 GEO4090 Advanced Cultural Geography or 3 GEO444 Ethnic Geography of the United States Plus any five* upper-division Geography courses not required in the core courses. A minimum of 8 units must be at the 400 level. No more than 4 units may be in GEO 35X courses. Total Units 24 Total Units 18* Plus any five* upper-division Geography courses not required in the core courses. A minimum of 8 units must be at the 400 level. No more than 4 units may be in GEO 35X courses.
4 Anthropology Q2S Course Comparison Sheet for Majors Major : Anthropology Subplan/Option: Cultural Resource Management Required ANT Courses ANT101 Introduction to Biological Anthropology 4 ANT1010 Introduction to Biological Anthropology 3 ANT102 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology 4 ANT1020 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology 3 ANT103 Introduction to Archaeology and Prehistory 4 ANT1030 Introduction to Archaeology and World Prehistory 3 ANT104 Introduction to Linguistic Anthropology 4 ANT1040 Introduction to Linguistic Anthropology 3 ANT330 Archaeological Theory and Methods 4 ANT4300 Archaeological Methodd and Theory 3 ANT345/345L Human Evolution and Variation or 3/1 ANT3450/3450L Human Evolution and Diversity/Lab or 2/1 ANT340/340A Comparative Primatology 3/1 ANT3400/3400L Comparative Primatology/Lab 2/1 ANT353 Language and Culture 4 ANT3530 Language and Culture 3 ANT358 Social Anthropology 4 ANT3580 Social Anthropology 3 ANT379 Cultural Areas of the World 4 ANT3790 Cultural Areas of the World 3 ANT380 History of Anthropological Theory 4 ANT4800 History of Anthropological Theory 3 ANT461 Senior Colloquium 2 ANT4610 Senior Capstone 3 Total Units 42 Required Subplan/Option Courses ANT322 North Amerian Archaeology or 4 ANT3220 North Amerian Archaeology or 3 ANT325 California Archaeology 4 ANT3250 California Archaeology 3 ANT394/394A Field Archaeology 2/2 ANT3940/3940L Field Archaeology/Lab 2/1 ANT397 Cultural Resource Management 4 ANT3970 Cultural Resource Management 3 Total Units 12 Any four* upper division ANT courses not otherwise used to satisfy degree requirements. Total Units 16 Total Units 12 *Extra units gained from S to Q course conversion could be used to cover one of the support courses
5 Anthropology Q2S Course Comparison Sheet for Majors Major : Anthropology Subplan/Option: General Anthropology Required ANT Courses ANT101 Introduction to Biological Anthropology 4 ANT1010 Introduction to Biological Anthropology 3 ANT102 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology 4 ANT1020 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology 3 ANT103 Introduction to Archaeology and Prehistory 4 ANT1030 Introduction to Archaeology and World Prehistory 3 ANT104 Introduction to Linguistic Anthropology 4 ANT1040 Introduction to Linguistic Anthropology 3 ANT330 Archaeological Theory and Methods 4 ANT4300 Archaeological Methodd and Theory 3 ANT345/345L Human Evolution and Variation or 3/1 ANT3450/3450L Human Evolution and Diversity/Lab or 2/1 ANT340/340A Comparative Primatology 3/1 ANT3400/3400L Comparative Primatology/Lab 2/1 ANT353 Language and Culture 4 ANT3530 Language and Culture 3 ANT358 Social Anthropology 4 ANT3580 Social Anthropology 3 ANT379 Cultural Areas of the World 4 ANT3790 Cultural Areas of the World 3 ANT380 History of Anthropological Theory 4 ANT4800 History of Anthropological Theory 3 ANT461 Senior Colloquium 2 ANT4610 Senior Capstone 3 Total Units 42 Required Subplan/Option Courses ANT352 Development Anthropology 4 ANT3520 Anthropology of Globalization and Development 3 ANT357 Health Systems Past and Present 4 ANT3570 Health Systems Past and Present 3 ANT390/390A Methods in Anthropology 3/1 ANT4900/4900L Methods in Anthropology/Lab 2 Total Units 12 Any four* upper division ANT courses not otherwise used to satisfy degree requirements. Total Units 16 Total Units 12 *Extra units gained from S to Q course conversion could be used to cover one of the support courses
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