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Academic Year 1998-1999

Calendar
Academic Year 1999-2000

Liberal ed Reqs
Quarter to Semester System

Liberal ed Reqs
Semester to Quarter System

Recommended
Quarter to Semester Substitutions

Fall 98
Schedule

Spring 99
Schedule


Liberal Education-Semester System:
Recomended course substitutions

Area VI Focus on the Physical and Biological World
Area VIII Focus on the Environment
Fulfillment of Liberal Education 1996-1998 Quarter Catalog
with Recommended Semester Course Substitutions
This information is subject to interpretation and to change without notice.
This document is not to be regarded as a contract.
The following table presents the semester Liberal Education curriculum with recommended quarter course substitutions.
For additional requirements, please refer 1998-200 BSU Undergraduate Catalog.
Semester Liberal Education Areas
and Semester Courses
Recommended Quarter Course Substitutions

AREA VI : Focus on the Physical and Biological World
Minimum 2 Courses, 7 Credits

Apprx.
Qtr Crs

BIOL 1117 General Biology: Form and Function

111 General Biology (4 credits)
2.7

BIOL 1118 General Biology: Evolution and Ecology

112 General Biology (4 credits) also see Department Plan *
113 General Biology (4 credits)
2.7

2.7

BIOL 1211 Introductory Biology I

120 Introductory Biology Laboratory (3 credits)
121 Introductory Biology Lecture (3 credits)
also see Department Plan *
2

2

BIOL 1212 Introductory Biology II

122 Introductory Biology Lecture (3 credits)
123 Introductory Biology Lecture (3 credits)
also see Department Plan *
2
2

CHEM 1111 General Chemistry I

111 General Chemistry I (4 credits)
2.7

CHEM 1112 General Chemistry II

112 General Chemistry II (3 credits)
113 General Chemistry III (3 credits)
also see Department Plan *
2

CHEM 1211 Principles of Chemistry I

121 Principles of Chemistry (3 credits)
2

122 Principles of Chemistry (3 credits) also see Department Plan *
2

CHEM 1212 Principles of Chemistry II

123 Principles of Chemistry (3 credits)
2

CHEM 1240 Fundamental Laboratory Techniques in Chemistry

124 Fundamental Laboratory Techniques in Chemistry (3 credits)
2

GEOG 2100 Introduction to Physical Geography

201 Introduction to Physical Geography
(4 credits)
2.7

GEOL 1110 Physical Geology

111 General Geology I (4 credits)
112 General Geology II (4 credits) also see Department Plan *
2.7
2.7

GEOL 1120 Historical Geology

113 General Geology III also see Department Plan * (4 credits)
2.7

PHYS 1101 General Physics I

111 General Physics I also see Department Plan* (4 credits)
2.7

112 General Physics II also see Department Plan * (4 credits)
2.7

PHYS 1102 General Physics II

113 General Physics III also see Department Plan * (4 credits)
2.7

PHYS 2101 Physics I

211 Physics I also see Department Plan *
(5 credits)
3.3

212 Physics I also see Department Plan *
(5 credits)
3.3

PHYS 2102 Physics II

213 Physics III also see Department Plan *
(5 credits)
3.3

PHYS 2250 Musical Accoustics

301 Musical Accoustics (3 credits)

SCI 1110 Physical Science I

111 Physical Science I also see Department Plan * (4 credits)
2.7

SCI 1110 Physical Science I

112 Physical Science II also see Department Plan * (4 credits)
2.7

SCI 1120 Physical Science II

113 Physical Science III also see Department Plan * (4 credits)
2.7

SCI 2100 Astronomy

210 Astronomy (4 credits)
2.7

SCI 2200 Meteorology

303 Meteorology (4 credits)
2.7

AREA VII: Focus on the Environment
Minimum 1 Course, 3 Credits

BUAD 2925 The Legal Perspective - Environmental Law and Policy

Note: New Area in Liberal Education - No Quarter Equivalent Courses.

CHEM 2925 Chemistry Perspective

Note: New Area in Liberal Education - No Quarter Equivalent Courses.

ECON 2925 Economic Perspective

Note: New Area in Liberal Education - No Quarter Equivalent Courses.

ED 2925 Education Perspective

Note: New Area in Liberal Education - No Quarter Equivalent Courses.

ENGL 2925 American Nature Writers

Note: New Area in Liberal Education - No Quarter Equivalent Courses.

ENGL 2926 Writing and Nature

Note: New Area in Liberal Education - No Quarter Equivalent Courses.

ENVR 2925 The Global Pollution Perspective

Note: New Area in Liberal Education - No Quarter Equivalent Courses.

GEOL 2925 Earth Science Perspective

Note: New Area in Liberal Education - No Quarter Equivalent Courses.

GER 2925 The "Green" Movements in Germany and Austria

Note: New Area in Liberal Education - No Quarter Equivalent Courses.

HST 2925 The Environment and History

Note: New Area in Liberal Education - No Quarter Equivalent Courses.

MASC 2925 Mass Media Perspectives

Note: New Area in Liberal Education - No Quarter Equivalent Courses.

PHED 2925 Outdoor Ethics and Recreation Activities Perspective

Note: New Area in Liberal Education - No Quarter Equivalent Courses.

PJST 2925 Global Environmental Justice

Note: New Area in Liberal Education - No Quarter Equivalent Courses.

PHYS 2925 Environmental Politics in the United States

Note: New Area in Liberal Education - No Quarter Equivalent Courses.

POL 2925 Environmental Politics in the United States

Note: New Area in Liberal Education - No Quarter Equivalent Courses.

SCI 2925 Science Perspective

Note: New Area in Liberal Education - No Quarter Equivalent Courses.