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ENVS

8 courses with the subject ENVS, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.

ENVS 2215Environmental Science4

Subject: ENVS
Credits (min): 4
Credits (max): 4
Credit unit: credits
Type: course
Edition: 165529-undated-curry.edu
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ENVS 2300Geospatial Analysis3

Subject: ENVS
Credits (min): 3
Credits (max): 3
Credit unit: credits
Type: course
Edition: 165529-undated-curry.edu
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ENVS 3210Advanced Environmental Science3

Offered periodically within a three-year academic cycle This course builds from a basis of introductory ecology and environmental science, and prepares students to undertake graduate study or enter into the workplace. The course emphasizes current environmental problems such as air pollution, toxic metals, and acidity.

Subject: ENVS
Credits (min): 3
Credits (max): 3
Credit unit: credits
Type: course
Edition: 165529-undated-curry.edu
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Prerequisite: C- in ENVS 2215.

ENVS 3500Junior Seminar1

Subject: ENVS
Credits (min): 1
Credits (max): 1
Credit unit: credit
Type: course
Edition: 165529-undated-curry.edu
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ENVS 3900Senior Seminar1

Subject: ENVS
Credits (min): 1
Credits (max): 1
Credit unit: credit
Type: course
Edition: 165529-undated-curry.edu
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ENVS 4000H - Honors Thesis1

Fall and Spring Semesters This course will give students an overview of the relevant scientific literature relating to their research project with an emphasis on evaluating, analyzing and reporting their research findings. After completion of authentic research on a question/problem, either in the field, or in a lab on campus or off campus; or in libraries/internet; students will write-up research report and give a public oral presentation to the Science Department and others. Signature of faculty supervisor and Department Chair required. year. This course can serve as a substitute for BIOL/CHEM/ENVS/FSC 4000 for Honors candidates.

Subject: ENVS
Credits (min): 1
Credits (max): 1
Credit unit: credit
Type: course
Edition: 165529-undated-curry.edu
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Prerequisite: Honors Research. Ideally this course will be taken in the spring semester of the student’s senior

ENVS 4010H - Honors Independent Research3

Fall and Spring Semesters Familiar with relevant research in the discipline, an ability to identify valid data and the use to data to drive decisions will be achieved through independent research on a topic of current interest. Principles of both literature and experimental (field or laboratory) and/or theoretical research are performed under a faculty member’s supervision. The student will be required to do authentic research on a question/problem, either in the field, or in a lab on campus or off campus. Signature of faculty supervisor and Department Chair required. Students may not take this course more than one time for credit. 365 / 615

Subject: ENVS
Credits (min): 3
Credits (max): 3
Credit unit: credits
Type: course
Edition: 165529-undated-curry.edu
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ENVS 4200Laboratory Research in the Sciences1

Fall and Spring Semesters This is a structured, guided, open-ended, inquiry course designed to build a core research skillset in the sciences to develop students’ ability to work independently in the lab. Students will investigate literature in the field and throughout the semester gain understanding of the nature research question and methodology that will be used in their investigation. Students will work with their instructor and peers to develop an authentic research project based on scientific literature. Students will then conduct actual laboratory, computer-based, or field experiments to work toward understanding their research question. Students should expect to be available and come to the laboratory/field at additional times other than the scheduled course meeting time to work on the research project. Fee. permission of instructor. This course meets the Curry Core Active Learning requirement.

Subject: ENVS
Credits (min): 1
Credits (max): 1
Credit unit: credit
Type: course
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Prerequisite: BIOL 1055, BIOL 1065, CHEM 1010/1110, and CHEM 1020/1120 with grades of C- or better, or

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