BS ECOLOGY
AND SYSTEMATIC BIOLOGY – 2001-03 Catalog
Biological Sciences Department
Fisher Science Hall (33), Room
273
(805) 756-2788
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o 60 units upper division |
o GWR |
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o 2.0
GPA |
o USCP |
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* = Satisfies General
Education requirement |
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MAJOR COURSES |
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BIO
151 Introduction to Biology (B2 & B4)* |
5 |
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BIO
152 Biology of Plants and Fungi |
5 |
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BIO
153 Biology of Animals |
5 |
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MCRO
221 Microbiology |
4 |
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BIO
303 Survey of Genetics or BIO 351
Classical and Molecular Genetics |
3-5 |
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BIO
325 Gen. Ecology or BOT 326 Plant
Ecology |
4 |
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BIO
343 Principles of Systematic Biology |
4 |
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BIO
414 Evolution or BIO 415
Biogeography |
4 |
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Physiology. Select one course from: |
4 |
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BIO
461 Senior Project |
3 |
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BOT
313 Taxonomy of Vascular Plants |
4 |
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BOT
333 Field Botany |
4 |
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ZOO
335 General Entomology or |
4 |
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ZOO
437 Animal Behavior |
4 |
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Concentration
courses or adviser approved electives (see below) |
20-22 |
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SUPPORT COURSES |
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1 CHEM 127 General Chemistry (B3&B4)* |
4 |
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CHEM
128 General Chemistry |
4 |
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2 CHEM 312 Survey of Organic Chemistry |
5 |
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FNR
416 Environmental Impact Analysis & Mgt or |
3/4 |
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MATH
161 Calculus for the Life Sciences (B1)* |
4 |
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MATH
162 Calculus for the Life Sciences |
4 |
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3 PHYS 121 College Physics |
4 |
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SS 121
Introductory Soil Science |
4 |
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STAT
218 Stat Methods in the Life Sciences (B1)* |
4 |
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STAT
313 App Expmtl Design/Regression Models |
4 |
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GENERAL
EDUCATION (GE) |
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72 units required; 16 units are in Major/Support. |
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®See page 79 for complete
GE course listing. |
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®Minimum of 12 units
required at the 300-400 level. |
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Area A
Communication (12 units) |
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A1 Expository Writing |
4 |
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A2 Oral Communication |
4 |
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A3 Reasoning, Argumentation, and Writing |
4 |
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Area B
Science and Mathematics (no additional units are required) |
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B1 Mathematics/Statistics * 8 units in
Support |
0 |
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B2 Life Science * 4 units in Major |
0 |
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B3 Physical Science * 4 units in Support |
0 |
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B4 One lab taken with either a B2 or B3
course |
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Area C
Arts and Humanities (20
units) |
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C1 Literature |
4 |
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C2 Philosophy |
4 |
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C3 Fine/Performing Arts |
4 |
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C4 Upper-division elective |
4 |
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Area C elective (Choose one course from
C1-C4) |
4 |
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Area D/E
Society and the Individual (20 units) |
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D1 The American Experience (40404) |
4 |
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D2 Political Economy |
4 |
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D3 Comparative Social Institutions |
4 |
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D4 Self Development (CSU Area E) |
4 |
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D5 Upper-division elective |
4 |
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Area F Technology Elective (upper
division) |
4 |
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ELECTIVES |
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Marine
Biology and Fisheries Concentration |
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BIO
328 Marine Biology or BIO 418
Limnology |
4-5 |
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BOT
437 Phycology |
4 |
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ZOO
320 Fishery Resource Management or |
4 |
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ZOO
322 Ichthyology |
4 |
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Select
with adviser approval from: |
4-5 |
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BIO
227, 328, 418, 435, 437, 444; FNR
203, 335; ZOO 320,
321, 341, 421, 423 |
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Wildlife
Biology Concentration |
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BIO
227 Wildlife Conservation Biology |
4 |
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BIO
228 Wildlife Biology Laboratory |
1 |
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BIO
427 Wildlife Management |
4 |
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ZOO
321 Mammalogy |
4 |
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ZOO 323
Ornithology |
4 |
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Select
with adviser approval from: |
4 |
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BIO
207, 327, 418, 444; FNR
203, 335, 435; ZOO
341, 421 For
students seeking certification, select FNR 203, 335, 435 in lieu of free
electives. |
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Individualized
Course of Study |
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Choose
one of the following |
4-5 |
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BIO
328 Marine Biology (5) |
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BIO
418 Limnology (4) |
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BOT
437 Phycology (4) |
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MCRO
342 Sanitary Microbiology (4) |
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MCRO
436 Microbial Ecology (5) |
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ZOO 320
Fishery Resource Management (4) |
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ZOO
423 Fisheries Science/Resource Mgt (4) |
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Adviser
approved electives |
16 |
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1 CHEM 129 and
313 are recommended for students planning postgraduate training.
2 Transfer equivalents:
For CHEM 312: CHEM 212
For CHEM 316: CHEM 216
For CHEM 317: CHEM 217
3 PHYS 122, 123 are recommended for students
planning postgraduate training.