BIO 363 | Principles of Conservation Biology | 4 |
LA/NR 218 | Introduction to Geographic Information Systems (GIS) 1 | 3 |
or GEOG 218 | Applications in GIS | |
Biodiversity Courses 1, 2 | ||
Select three from the following: | 12 | |
Mammalogy | ||
Ichthyology | ||
Ornithology | ||
Herpetology | ||
General Entomology | ||
Invertebrate Zoology | ||
Taxonomy of Vascular Plants | ||
Field Botany: California Plant Diversity | ||
General Microbiology I | ||
Marine Botany | ||
Ecology and Evolution Courses 1 | ||
Select one from the following: | 4 | |
Biogeography | ||
Behavioral Ecology | ||
Population Ecology | ||
Community Ecology | ||
Ecosystem Ecology | ||
Spatial Ecology | ||
Plant Ecology | ||
Microbial Ecology | ||
Marine Ecology | ||
Conservation Courses 1, 2 | ||
Select one from the following: | 4 | |
Wildlife Management | ||
Marine Conservation and Policy | ||
Fisheries Science and Resource Management | ||
Environmental Impact Analysis and Management | ||
Approved Electives: 3, 4 | ||
Select from the following: | 16 | |
At least 8 units must be upper-division. | ||
Principles of Rangeland Management | ||
Research Experience for Undergraduates 5 | ||
Mammalogy | ||
Ichthyology | ||
Ornithology | ||
Herpetology | ||
Wildlife Ecology | ||
Vertebrate Field Zoology | ||
Extended Field Biology Activity | ||
General Entomology | ||
Invertebrate Zoology | ||
Special Problems for Advanced Undergraduates 5 | ||
Biogeography | ||
Wildlife Management | ||
Parasitology | ||
Environmental Physiology | ||
Plant Physiology | ||
Behavioral Ecology | ||
Population Ecology | ||
Community Ecology | ||
Ecosystem Ecology | ||
Undergraduate Laboratory Assistantship 5 | ||
Senior Project - Research Proposal 6 | ||
Senior Project Research Experience 6 | ||
Honors Research | ||
Plants, People and Civilization | ||
Plant Pathology | ||
Plant Ecology | ||
Advanced Applications in Geospatial Technologies | ||
General Microbiology I | ||
Microbial Ecology | ||
Marine Ecology | ||
Marine Mammals, Birds and Reptiles | ||
Marine Conservation and Policy | ||
Marine Botany | ||
Fisheries Science and Resource Management | ||
Introduction to Forest Ecosystem Management | ||
Environmental Management | ||
Environmental Life-Cycle Analysis | ||
Environmental Law | ||
Environmental Impact Analysis and Management | ||
Applied GIS | ||
Applied Resource Analysis and Assessment | ||
Systems Thinking in Environmental Management | ||
The Learn By Doing Lab Teaching Practicum 7 | ||
Applied Experimental Design and Regression Models | ||
Applied Regression Analysis | ||
or STAT 334 | Applied Linear Models | |
Statistical Computing with SAS | ||
Statistical Computing with R | ||
Statistical Analysis of Time Series | ||
Applied Multivariate Statistics | ||
Survey Sampling and Methodology | ||
Total units | 43 |
1 | Excess units will be applied to subsequent concentration electives. |
2 | Students seeking certification (e.g. as an Associate Wildlife Biologist from the Wildlife Society) should see their faculty advisor for guidance. |
3 | Consultation with advisor is recommended prior to selecting Approved Electives; bear in mind your selections may impact pursuit of post-baccalaureate studies and/or goals. |
4 | If a course is taken to meet a Major or Support requirement, it cannot be double-counted in the concentration. |
5 | Maximum of 6 units may be applied toward Approved Electives: BIO 200, BIO 300, BIO 400, BIO 450, BIO 485, BIO 495, MSCI 401. |
6 | If BIO 461 or BIO 462 is used to meet the senior project requirement, it cannot be double-counted as an Approved Elective. |
7 | Maximum of 2 units may be applied toward Approved Electives from SCM 302/ENGR 322. |