Home > Student Information > REQUIRED COURSES FOR THE MAJOR   Credits Term   offered Year  Prerequisites Recommended preparation             NRE 1000 – Environmental Science 3 1       NRE 2010 – Natural Resources Measurements 4 1       NRE 4000W – Natural Resources Management and Planning 3 2   Senior, ENGL 105/1010/3800   NRE 2000 – Introduction to Geomatics 3 2       NRE 4094 – Seminar 1 2       BIOL 1107 – Principles of Biology (cells, animal physiology) 4 1&2     CHEM 1127Q      or BIOL 1108 – Principles of Biology (ecology, plants, genetics) 4 1&2            or BIOL 1110 – Introduction to Botany 4 1       CHEM 1122 or 1124Q or 1127Q 3,3,3 2, 1&2, 1&2     MATH 1010 MATH 1060Q or 1120Q or 1131Q 3,4,4 all 1&2     MATH 1010 SOIL 2120 and 2125 -Soils (Lecture and Lab) 3 2   CHEM 1122/1127Q        or GEOL 1050 – Earth and Life through Time 3 ?       PHYS 1201Q – General Physics 4 1&2   MATH 1060Q/1120Q/1110Q        or PHYS 1401Q – General Physics with Calculus 4 1&2     MATH 1121Q/1131Q STAT 1100 QC – Elementary Concepts of Statistics 4 1&2     MATH 1010               REQUIRED COURSES ACCORDING TO CONCENTRATION             Credits Term   offered Year  Prerequisite courses Recommended preparation AIR AND WATER RESOURCES           NRE 3218 – Water Resources Assessment, Developemtn and Management           NRE 3125 – Watershed Hydrology 3         NRE 3145 – Meteorology           NRE 4135C – Introduction to Ground Water Hydrology           Three courses from the following:           NRE 3105, NRE 3205, NRE 4535C, NRE 3245, NRE 3155, NRE 4665, NRE 4165, NRE 4575, NRE 4575           Two courses from the following:           EEB 3247 – Limnology           GEOG 3310 – Fluvial Geomorphology           GEOL 251 – Earth Surface Processes           GEOL 229 – Engineering Geology           MARN 3003Q – Environmental Reaction and Transport           MARN 3000 – The Hydrosphere             Credits Term   offered Year  Prerequisite courses Recommended preparation ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION           ARE 1150 – Principles of Agricultural and Resource Economics                or ECON 1201 – Principles of Microeconomics           ARE 3434 or 3434W – Environmental and Resource Policy                or ARE 4462 – Environmental and Resource Economics                or ARE 4438 – Valuing the Environment           COMM 1100 – Principles of Public Speaking           EEB 3205- Current Issues in Environmental Science           EEB 2244 or 2244W – General Ecology           NRE 1235 – Environmental Conservation           NRE 3245 – Environmental Law           NRE 3690 – Field Study Internship           PHIL 3216 –Environmental Ethics                or POLS 3842 –Public Administration                or SOCI 3407 – Energy, Environment and Society           Students must also earn an additional 6 credits of NRE courses numbered 2000 or more.             Credits Term   offered Year  Prerequisite courses Recommended preparation FISHERIES AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION           ARE 3434 or 3434W – Environmental and Resource Policy           EEB 2244 or 2244W – General Ecology           NRE 2315 – North American Wildlife 3         NRE 3245- Environmental Law           NRE 3335 – Wildlife Management 3              or NRE 4335 – Fisheries Management 3         One course from the following:           EEB 4200, EEB 3254, EEB 3265, EEB 4260 and 4261           Two courses in addition to those selected above from among the following:           EEB 4200, EEB 3247, EEB 3254, EEB 3265, EEB 4260 and 4261, EEB 4253, NRE 3105, NRE 3205, NRE/EEB 3305, NRE 3315, NRE 2415, NRE 3335, NRE 3345, NRE 4325, NRE 3155, NRE 3355, NRE 23365, NRE 4665, NRME 4455             Credits Term   offered Year  Prerequisite courses Recommended preparation FOREST RESOURCES           ARE 3434 or 3434W – Environmental and Resource Policy 3 1&2   W-ENGL 105/1010/3800   EEB 4250 – General Entomology 4 1   BIOL 1108        or EEB 4253 – Concepts of Applied Entomology 3 2   BIOL 1108/1110   NRE 3125 – Watershed Hydrology 3 2 - alt. yrs EVEN   NRE 2010, ENGR 150 NRE 2415 – Dendrology 3 1     BIOL 1108/1110 NRE 2315 – North American Wildlife 3 1     BIOL 1107 NRE 3335 – Wildlife Management 3 2   NRE 1315, ENGL 105/1010/3800   NRE 3475 – Forest Management 4 2 - alt. yrs ODD NRE 2415, ENGL 105/1010/3800   NRE 4455 – Forest Ecology 3 1   NRE 2415 EEB 2244 NRE 3690 – Field Study Internship 1-6 ANY         Credits Term   offered Year  Prerequisite courses Recommended preparation GEOMATICS           NRE 4535C – Remote Sensing Image Processing 3 2   NRE 2000   NRE 4545 – Introduction to Geodesy 4 1     NRE 2000 NRE 4575– Natural Resource Applications of GIS 4 1   NRE 2000   Two courses from the following:           CE 2410 – Geomatics and Spatial Measurement 4 1     MATH 1060Q, 1120Q, 1131Q GEOG 4500C – Introduction to Geographic Information Systems 4 1     GEOG 3500Q GEOG 4510C – Applications of Geographic Information Systems 4 2   GEOG 4500C   GEOG 2300 – Introduction to Physical Geography CA3 3 1 and 2       MATH 1120Q or higher 4 1 and 2       Four courses from the following:           CSE 111 – Introduction to Non-Numerical Computation, CSE 1100C – Introduction to Computing, CSE 124 – Computing, NRE 3105, NRE 3125, NRE 2415, NRE 3155, NRE 4665, NRME 4175,NRE 3475, NRE 4455, NRE 4689               © 2004 UConn College of Agriculture and Natural ResourcesLegal Information