ENSC1003 — Environmental Science
ENSC 1003 - Environmental Science ENSC 1003 - Environmental Science Description A course focusing on the interrelationships between man and his environment. The first half of the course is an abbreviated study of basic ecological and conservation principles. The second half focuses on environmental topics of special interest. These topics may include air and water pollution, environmental ethics, policy and decision-making, waste management, attracting and preserving wildlife, or other requested topics. Explain the scientific method and how it is used to acquire information about the world around them. Relate scientific approach to understanding challenges and issues affecting their environment. Describe GIS (Global Information Systems) and how it applies to the scientific community in today’s workplace. General Education
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- Associate of Arts, A.A. - Degree Plan
- Liberal Arts & Sciences, A.S. - Degree Plan
- Agriculture, Food, and Life Sciences, A.S. - Degree Plan
- Certificate of General Studies - Degree Plan
- Environmental & Regulatory Science, A.A.S. - Degree Plan
- Environmental Management/GIS Technician Certificate of Proficiency - Degree Plan
- Safety and Health Certificate of Proficiency - Degree Plan
- Workforce Readiness Certificate of Proficiency - Degree Plan
- Environmental Management & Regulatory Sciences Technical Certificate - Degree Plan
- Environmental Regulatory Sciences/Green Technology Technical Certificate - Degree Plan
- Horticulture Technical Certificate - Degree Plan