Ecology Minor
The Ecology minor will provide you with a broad understanding of the fundamental ecological processes that shape the diversity, distribution, and abundance of organisms across the planet. Through a combination of classroom learning, fieldwork, and laboratory experiments, this minor will provide you with the practical and quantitative skills to collect, analyze, and interpret ecological data. The minor emphasizes critical thinking, problem solving, and communication skills that will prepare you well for a diversity of career paths, including environmental science, natural resource management, and conservation. Not open to Biology majors.
Code | Title | Credits |
---|---|---|
BI-140 | Introduction to Organismal Biology | 4 |
BI-202 | Principles of Ecology | 4 |
MA-150 | Statistics I | 3 |
or MA-302 | Probability and Statistics | |
GS-165 | Geographic Information Systems I | 4 |
or CS-135 | Programming for Non-CS Majors | |
Minor Electives | ||
Select 2 of the following: | (8 credits) | |
BI-301 | Topics in Invertebrate Zoology | 8 |
or BI-304 | Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy | |
or BI-331 | Marine Biology | |
or BI-333 | Topics in Vertebrate Zoology | |
or BI-334 | Wildlife Biology | |
or BI-340 | Plant Sciences | |
or BI-360 | Animal Behavior | |
or BI-380 | Biodiversity and Conservation Biology | |
Total Credits | 23 |