Natural World Perspective
This area represents a recognition of the impact of the natural world on life and on human behavior and examines the impact of a technological society on the natural world.
| Code | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Areas of Knowledge: Natural World Perspective | 6-8 | |
| Select two of the following courses: 1, 2 | ||
| Life Science:Human Emphasis | ||
| Principles of Biology I | ||
| Principles of Biology I Lab | ||
| Principles of Biology II | ||
| Principles of Biology II Lab | ||
| Intro to College Chemistry | ||
| Chem and Contemporary Society | ||
| Principles of Chemistry | ||
| Principles of Chemistry Lab | ||
| Intro to Chemical Systems | ||
| Quantitative Methods Lab | ||
| Environmental Geology (also cross listed as GLS-113) | ||
| Oceanography | ||
| Astronomy | ||
| Sensation and Perception 2 | ||
| Biopsychology 2 | ||
| Developmental Disabilities 2 | ||
| Autism Spectrum Disorders 2 | ||
| Health Psychology 2 | ||
| Drugs and Human Behavior 2 | ||
| Aging, Brain, and Cognition 2 | ||
| Death, Dying and Suicide 2 | ||
| Physical Anthropology | ||
| 1 | Consult with a College of Continuing Studies' advisor for approval of courses not included in each Area of Knowledge. Additional courses from BIO, BCH, BNS, CHE, ENV, GEO, MAR, and PHY will fulfill the Natural World requirements. |
| 2 | Students enrolled in the Psychology (B.A.), Psychology - Online (B.A.) or Organizational Psychology (B.A.) degree program may not include any PSY courses in the Natural World Perspective. |
