Natural Sciences
102 Baker Building
Phone 368-2928; Fax 368-4718
Robert P. Davis
The natural sciences major is an interdepartmental science program that leads to the Bachelor of Arts degree.It is intended to serve for students whose interests and objectives may call for a major in the the humanities or social sciences that is accompanied by broad background in the natural sciences; i.e. history of science, science or environmental policy, etc.
Natural sciences may be taken only as a second major. The student must also declare and complete a major in one of the humanities or social sciences, except for the program in gerontological studies.
The program requires a minimum of 50 semester hours of work in natural sciences and mathematics. The departments included in the major are astronomy, biology, chemistry, geological sciences, and physics. The student must complete a minimum of 20 hours in one of the departments, a minimum of 8 hours each in two other of these departments, and 3 hours each in the remaining two departments. In addition, all natural sciences majors must complete MATH 125 and 126 or higher-level courses in mathematics.The courses selected in each of these departments must also satisfy major or related course requirements for one or more of these departments.
A minor is achieved through completion of the requirements specified below for any four of the five departments listed.
- BIOL 110 and 220 and one of the 100-level laboratory courses
Completion of one of the following sequences:
- CHEM 105, 106, 113
or
- CHEM 107, 108, 113
Completion of one of the following sequences:
- GEOL 101, 102
or
- GEOL 119 and one of the following courses: GEOL 110, 115
or
- GEOL 114 and any 200 or 300-level course
Completion of one of the following sequences:
- MATH 125, 126
or
- MATH 121, 122
Completion of one of the following sequences:
- PHYS 115, 116
or
- PHYS 120, 219, 220, 205
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