ASM 404: Irrigation Principles and Management. ATMO 171: Introduction to Meteorology and Climatology. ATMO 350: Atmospheric Measurements
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1 The following are options for the Additional Physical Science requirement of the Ecology and Evolutionary Biology B.S. degree. Be sure to check that you have the pre-requisites for the course before enrolling, as they all vary greatly. ASM 404: Irrigation Principles and Management ATMO 171: Introduction to Meteorology and Climatology ATMO 350: Atmospheric Measurements ATMO 490: Remote Sensing for the Study of Planet Earth CHEM 322: Principles of Analysis 1 CHEM 323: Principles of Analysis 1 Laboratory CHEM 325: Analytical Chemistry CHEM 326: Analytical Chemistry Laboratory CHEM 400A: Chemical Measurements Laboratory CHEM 400B: Chemical Measurements Laboratory CHEM 401A: Instrumental Analysis CHEM 405: Chemical Safety CHEM 412: Inorganic Preparation CHEM 432A: Chemical Characterization for Cultural Material CHEM 446: Organic Preparations CHEM 447: Organic Structural Analysis Laboratory CHEM 480A: Physical Chemistry CHEM 480B: Physical Chemistry CSC 127A: Introduction to Computer Science CSC 127B: Introduction to Computer Science CSC 227: Program Design and Development
2 CSC 252: Computer Organization CSC 335: Object-Oriented Programming and Design CSC 345: Analysis of Discrete Structures CSC 352: Systems Programming and Unix ECOL 230: Natural History of the Southwest ECOL 412A: Ocean Sciences GEN 330: Introduction to Remote Sensing GEN 490: Remote Sensing for the Study of Planet Earth GEOG 330: Introduction to Remote Sensing GEOG 357: Geographical Research Methods GEOG 371: Principles and Practices of Regional Development GEOG 403: Applications of Geographic Information Systems GEOG 416A: Computer Cartography GEOG 416C: Urban Geographic Information Systems GEOG 416E: Geovisualization (GIS) GEOG 417: Geographic Information Systems for Natural and Social Sciences GEOG 419: Cartographic Modeling for Natural Resources GEOG 420: Advanced Geographic Information Systems GEOG 422: Resource Mapping GEOG 424: Integrated Geographic Information Systems GEOG 430: The Climate System GEOG 446: Health and the Global Economy GEOG 447: Global and Regional Climatology GEOG 461: Environmental and Resource Geography GEOG 483: Geographic Applications of Remote Sensing
3 GEOG 490: Remote Sensing for the Study of Planet Earth GEOS 210: Environmental Geology GEOS 212: Introduction to Oceanography GEOS 251: Physical Geology GEOS 308: Paleontology GEOS 330: Introduction to Remote Sensing GEOS 412A: Ocean Sciences GEOS 447: Global and Regional Climatology GEOS 462: Introduction to Quarternary Ecology GEOS 478: Global Change GEOS 481: Quaternary Palynology and Plant Macrofossils GEOS 490: Remote Sensing for the Study of the Planet GWS 446: Health and the Global Economy HWRS 250: Principles of Hydrology HWRS 415: Introduction to Water Resource Policy HWRS 461: Environmental and Resource Geography HWRS 490: Remote Sensing for the Study of Planet Earth LAS 461: Environmental and Resource Geography MATH 215: Introduction to Linear Algebra MATH 223: Vector Calculus MATH 243: Discrete Mathematics in Computer Science MATH 250A: Calculus and Differential Equations 1 MATH 250B: Calculus and Differential Equations 2 MATH 254: Introduction to Ordinary Differential Equations MATH 323: Formal Mathematical Reasoning and Writing
4 MATH 355: Analysis of Ordinary Differential Equations MNE 490: Remote Sensing for the Study of Planet Earth OPTI 490: Remote Sensing for the Study of Planet Earth PHYS 204: Mathematical Techniques in Physics PHYS 305: Computational Physics PHYS 320: Optics PHYS 439: Physics Teaching Methods PLG 461: Environmental and Resource Geography PLG 483: Geographic Applications of Remote Sensing PTYS 403: Physics of the Solar System PTYS 407: Chemistry of the Solar System PTYS 411: Geology and Geophysics of the Solar System REM 490: Remote Sensing for the Study of Planet Earth RNR 321: Natural Resources Measurements RNR 384: Natural Resources Management Practices RNR 403: Applications of Geographic Information Systems RNR 416A: Computer Cartography RNR 416C: Urban Geographic Information Systems RNR 416E: Geovisualization (GIS) RNR 417: Geographic Information Systems for Natural and Social Sciences RNR 419: Cartographic Modeling for Natural Resources RNR 420: Advanced Geographic Information Systems RNR 422: Resource Mapping RNR 483: Geographic Applications of Remote Sensing RNR 490: Remote Sensing for the Study of Planet Earth
5 SWES 200: Soils SWES 201: Soils Laboratory SWES 305: Pollution Science SWES 330: Introduction to Remote Sensing SWES 401: Sustainable Management of Arid Lands & Salt-Affected Soils SWES 404: Irrigation Principles and Management SWES 483: Geographic Applications of Remote Sensing SWES 490: Remote Sensing for the Study of Planet Earth WSM 330: Introduction to Remote Sensing
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