Land Rehabilitation Option

Freshman YearCredits
FallSpring
ENSC 110 - Land Resources and Environmental Sciences3  
BIOB 170IN - Principles of Biological Diversity4  
CHMY 141 - College Chemistry I
& CHMY 142 - College Chemistry I Lab
4  
WRIT 101W - College Writing I3  
BIOB 160 - Principles of Living Systems  4
CHMY 143 - College Chemistry II
& CHMY 144 - College Chemistry II Lab
  4
M 161Q - Survey of Calculus  4
Univ. Seminar (US Core)  3
Year Total: 14 15
Sophomore YearCredits
FallSpring
ENSC 245IN - Soils3  
GPHY 284 - Intro to GIS Science & Cartog 3  
PHSX 205 - College Physics I4  
Take one of the following:3  
BIOB 318 - Biometry
STAT 216Q - Introduction to Statistics
Univ. Core3  
BIOO 230 - Identification of Seed Plants  4
ENSC 210 - Role of Plants in the Environment  3
ENSC 260 - Evolution for Env Scientists  3
WRIT 201 - College Writing II
or HONR 202IH - Texts and Critics: Knowledge & Imagination II
  3
Univ Core  3
Year Total: 16 16
Junior YearCredits
FallSpring
ENSC 353 - Environmental Biogeochemistry3  
BIOE 370 - General Ecology 3  
ENSC 444 - Watershed Hydrology3  
ENSC 454 - Landscape Pedology3  
Take one of the following:3  
ENSC 407 - Environmental Risk Assessment
GPHY 329 - Environment and Society
GPHY 402 - Water and Society
PSCI 448 - The Politics of Climate Change
WILD 420 - Range & Wildlife Policy and Planning
ENSC 311 - Fundamentals of Environmental Data Analysis  3
BIOM 452 - Soil & Envirnmntl Microbiology  3
ENSC 460 - Soil Remediation  3
Univ. Core  6
Year Total: 15 15
Senior YearCredits
FallSpring
ENSC 410R - Biodiversity Survey and Monitoring Methods3  
ENSC 443 - Weed Ecology and Management3  
ENSC 448 - Stream Restoration Ecology3  
ENSC 461 - Restoration Ecology3  
Directed Elective3  
ENSC 499R - LRES Capstone  3
Directed Elective  11
Year Total: 15 14
Total Program Credits: 120
Directed Electives
Each student shall work closely with their faculty advisor to plan an integrated set of elective courses appropriate to their academic, professional and personal goals. Courses not on this list may be used IF considered appropriate to the student's goals AND approved by the faculty advisor as a curricular exception. Students choosing to take lower level courses (1xx/2xx) for directed electives should be sure they are meeting the university minimum requirement of 42 credits of upper level classes (3xx/4xx) for graduation.
Choose 14 credits from the following:
AGSC 454Agrostology3
BIOE 375Ecological Responses to Climate Change3
BIOE 428Freshwater Ecology3
BIOE 445Macrosystems Ecology: Linking Plants, Animals, and Ecosystems Across Scales3
BIOE 455Plant Ecology3
BIOO 262INIntroduction to Entomology3
BIOO 433Plant Physiology3
BIOO 435Plant Systematics3
ENSC 407Environmental Risk Assessment3
ENSC 445Watershed Analysis3
ENSC 462Land Rehab Field Problem2
ENSC 468Ecosystem Biogeochem and Global Change3
ERTH 307Principles of Geomorphology4
GPHY 357GPS Fund/App in Mapping3
GPHY 384Adv GIS and Spatial Analysis3
GPHY 426Remote Sensing3
GPHY 484RApplied GIS & Spatial Analysis3
NRSM 330Fire Ecology and Mgmt3
NRSM 350
NRSM 351
Vegetation of Western Wildlands
and Biomes of Western Wildlands
3
NRSM 453Habitat Inventory and Analysis3
NRSM 455Riparian Ecology & Management3
STAT 337Intermediate Statistics with Introduction to Statistical Computing3
WILD 301Princ of Fish & Wildlife Mgmt3

Because some courses are offered during alternate years, the proposed scheduling of courses in junior and senior years may need to be modified. Students should work with an advisor for their individual schedules.

A minimum of 120 credits is required for graduation; at least 42 of these credits must be in courses numbered 300 and above.


Each student shall work closely with their faculty advisor to plan an integrated set of elective courses appropriate to their academic and professional goals.