Science & Technology - Spring Curriculum Guide
Pathway selected because you are interested in innovative construction and design, hands-on learning, exploring how things work, experimenting to determine what is possible, diving into data, and/or solving equations using observation and analysis.
Courses and timing are subject to change depending on student interests. Based on initial placement in pre-requisite and general education courses, some majors may take more than four years to complete. Please contact your academic advisor for more information.
Curriculum Suggestions
First Semester (14-17 credits) | Second Semester (15 - 18 credits) |
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GE 1.2 Based on Math Placement – 3-5 credits | Additional Math – 3-4 credits |
GE 2.1.1. ENGL 101 – 3 credits | GE 2.1.2 Written Communication – 3 credits |
GE 3S Social Science – 3 credits | GE 2.2 Oral Communication – 3 credits |
First Year Course – 2-3 credits | GE 3N Natural Science – 5 credits |
GE 3H Arts & Humanities – 3 credits | Exploratory Course – 1-3 credits |
Third Semester (15 credits) | Fourth Semester (15 - 16 credits) |
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Additional Math – 4 credits | Additional Math – 4 credits |
Additional Natural Science – 5 credits | Additional Natural Science – 5 credits |
Exploratory Course – 3 credits | Major Specific Course – 3-4 credits |
AE 4.1 Human Diversity – 3 credits | AE 4.2 Global Awareness – 3 credits |
Exploratory Courses: Spring
ATMO 105 - Introductory Meteorology [GE 3N] 5 cr.
ATMO 220 - Unusual Weather [GE 1.1 3N] 3 cr.
ASTR 191/PHSX 191 - Contemporary Astronomy [GE 3N] 3 cr.
BIOL 150 - Principles of Molecular and Cellular Biology [GE 3N] 4 cr.
BIOL 154 - Intro to Biology Lab for STEM Majors 2 cr.
BIOL/CLS 210 - Introduction to Clinical Lab Sciences 1 cr.
CHEM 130 - General Chemistry [GE 3N] 5 cr.
EECS 138 - Introduction to Computing 3 cr.
ENGL 203 - Topics in Reading & Writing: Writing for Engineers 3 cr.
EPSY 310 - Career & Life Planning 3 cr.
EVRN/GEOG/HIST 142 - Global Environment II: Ecology of Human Civilization [GE 3S] 5 cr.
EVRN/GEOG 148 - Scientific Principles of Environmental Studies [3N] 3 cr.
EVRN/HIST 336 - Ethics, Ideas, and Nature [5.1] 3 cr.
GEOG 104 - Principles of Physical Geography [GE 3N] 3 cr.
GEOG 111 - Mapping Our Changing World 4 cr.
GEOL 101 - The Way the Earth Works [GE 3N] 3 cr.
GEOL 105 - History of the Earth [GE 3N] 3 cr.
GEOL 171 - Earthquakes & Natural Disasters [GE 3N] 3 cr.
HEIM 210 - Introduction to Healthcare 1 cr.
HEIM 230 - Medical Terminology 3 cr.
MATH - consult with your advisor 3-5 cr.
PHSX 114 - College Physics I [GE 1.1, 1.2, or 3N] 4 cr.
PHSX 150 - Seminar in Physics, Astronomy, and Engineering Physics .5 cr.
EVRN/GEOG/HIST 142 - Global Environment II: Ecology of Human Civilization [GE 3S] 5 cr.