Integrated Science Major
The program for the regular integrated science major, plus a minor in a science discipline (listed subsequent to this one), is the recommended major for most students.
[* Fall only ** Spring only ++ Interim]
- BIOL 123-The Living World: Concepts and Connections (4 credits)
- ** BIOL 224-Cellular and Genetic Systems (4 credits)
- * BIOL 225-Ecological and Evolutionary Systems (4 credits)
- * CHEM 103-General Chemistry (4 credits)
- ** CHEM 104-General Chemistry II (4 credits)
- * CHEM 253-Fundamentals of Organic Chemistry (5 credits)
- GEOL 120-Earth Systems OR GEOL151 Montana Big Sky Geology OR GEOL 112-Earth Science for Educators (4 credits)
- ** GEOL 152-Historical Geology OR *GEOL 230 – Discovery of Pre-History (4 credits)
- ASTR 110-Planets, Stars and Galaxies
** OR ASTR 111- The Solar System
** OR ASTR 211- Planetary and Stellar Astronomy (4 credits) - * PHYS 221-General Physics OR PHYS 133-Introductory Physics: Mechanics and Gravity (4 credits)
- ** PHYS 222-General Physics OR PHYS 235-Introductory Physics: Electricity and Magnetism (4 credits)
- ** PHYS 134-Matter, Space and Energy (4 credits)
- ++SCES 214-Communication and Learning in the Natural Sciences (3 credits)
- ** SCES 314-Integration Methods and Pedagogies for Secondary Science Teachers (alternate years) (2 credits)
- * SCES 359- Seminar in Secondary Teaching of Integrated Science (3 credits)
- A total of at least two semesters of any combination of the following courses (two semesters of enrollment in the same course is also allowed):
- BIOL 295- Biology Seminar (0 credits)
- CHEM 295- Chemistry Seminar (0 credits)
- PHYS 195- Physics and Astronomy Student Seminar (0 credits)
- BIOL 295- Biology Seminar (0 credits)
- COGNATES:
- MATH 132- Calculus for Management, Life, and Social Studies
OR MATH 161- Differential and Integral Calculus (4 credits)
TOTAL = 61 credits
- MATH 132- Calculus for Management, Life, and Social Studies
Programs for secondary science minors
An integrated science major requires a science minor.
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