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Interdisciplinary Ecology Curriculum

Ecology Courses    
Elective Courses    
Research Design & Methods Courses
    
Concentrations

Ecology course requirement:

For the Master's or the Ph.D. degree, a graduate course in principles of ecology and one in ecology of a particular type of ecosystem are required.  Once taken during the Master's degree, these requirements are satisfied for the purposes of the Ph.D. in Interdisciplinary Ecology.  If you took a comprehensive Principles of Ecology course as an undergraduate, you may meet the two-course requirement by either taking one graduate-level Principles of Ecology course and one Ecology-Particular Systems course or taking two Particular System courses from the lists below.  For a Ph.D. student, equivalent course work taken during Master's studies meets this requirement if approved by your Supervisory Committee.

Advice on selection of courses in the category "Perspectives and Elaborations of Ecological Theory:"

To gain a balanced knowledge of evolutionary and systems ecology, you should try to take one course each in general-population-community ecology and one in systems ecology.  If you do not study systems ecology, you will miss much of the predictive power of ecological theory; for this purpose, EES 5305C or EES 6301 are recommended.

Principles of Ecology courses

FOR 3153C

Forest Ecology, F, 3 (for graduate credit, obtain consent of instructor and register through School of Forest Resources and Conservation)

PCB 4044C

General Ecology, F, S, 4 (for graduate credit, obtain consent of instructor and register through Department of Zoology)

PCB 5046C

Advanced Ecology, F, 3

ALS 5136

Agricultural Ecology Principles & Applications, F, 3

EES 5315

Ecology and Environment, 2

WIS 6452

Wildlife Ecology, F odd years, 3

Ecology - Particular Perspectives and Systems courses

Core Course (taking one of these two is recommended for new master's students)
FAS 5901 Foundations for Critical Thinking in Ecology, F, 2
(listed for Fall 2007 as: Aquatic Research and Science)
EVR 5322 Scientific Processes in Conservation and Development, S, 2
Perspectives and Elaborations of Ecological Theory
ANG 6086 Historical Ecology, S, 3
ALS 5932 Ethnoecology, F, 3
EES 5305C Ecological & General Systems, 3
EES 6007 Advanced Energy & Environment, F, 3
EES 6301 Comparative Approaches in Systems Ecology, S, 3
HOS 6934 Restoration Ecology, 3
PCB 5338 Principles of Ecosystem Ecology, S, 3
PCB 5415C Behavioral Ecology, 4
PCB 6447C Community Ecology, S, 4

WIS 5555C

Conservation Biology, F, 3

WIS 6455 Wildlife Population Ecology, F, 3
WIS 6468C Pattern and Process in Landscape Ecology, S, 3
Particular Ecological Systems and Sectors
BOT 5695 Ecosystems of Florida, S, 3
EES 6301 Comparative Approaches in Systems Ecology, 3
EES 6308C Wetland Ecology, F, 3
EES 6356 Estuarine Ecology, 3
ENV 6932 Stream Ecology, 3
EES 6813 Principles of Industrial Ecology, S, 3
ENY 6203 Insect Ecology, S, 4
FAS 5276 Field Ecology of Aquatic Organisms, SS, 4
FAS 6932 Marine Ecological Processes, 3
FOR 6154 Analysis of Forest Ecosystems, 3
NEM 6201 Nematode Ecology, F, 3
PCB 5307C Limnology, 4
PCB 5317C Marine Ecology, 4
PCB 6355 Amazon Ecology, 3
PCB 6356C Ecosystems of the Tropics, 3
PCB 6377 Physiological Ecology of Vertebrates, 4
PCB 6496C Stream Ecology, 4
PLS 6623 Weed Ecology, S even years, 3
SOS 5050 Soils for Environmental Professionals, F, 4
SOS 5235 Ecosystems of South Florida, SS, 6-8
SOS 5305C Soil Microbial Ecology, 3
WIS 5376 Behavioral & Ecological Mammalogy, 3
WIS 5481 Savannah Ecology & Management, 3
WIS 6934 An Introduction to Tropical Ecology and Conservation, 3
ZOO 6542 Nutritional Ecology, 3
FOR, SOS, WIS 6934 South Florida Ecosystems, 3

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Elective course distribution requirement:

Students are required to undertake advanced study of three domains of thought that are integral to interdisciplinary ecology: resource-related natural sciences, environment-oriented social sciences, and human sustainability studies. This distribution requirement applies separately (iteratively, without double-counting) to the M.S. and Ph.D. programs. Choice of specific courses is custom-fitted by the student and Supervisory Committee to meet the student's specific needs while linking the three domains of thought to fundamental ecological theory. The remaining choices of electives are at the discretion of the student (with Committee approval) to follow interests or pursue a concentration. All the elective courses identified here are designated as courses in the major except for LAW courses (LAW courses do not automatically count for graduate credit and must be petitioned to the Graduate School for graduate credit).  If you want to take an elective course not on this preapproved list, there are two ways to proceed:  either ask the Director of Academic Programs to place the course on the approved list, or ask your Supervisory Committee to approve the elective, in which case the Director will also approve it on a one-time basis.

Natural Sciences subject area

Core Course recommended
EVR 6320 Principles of Natural Resource Management, S, 3

Ecosystem & Natural-Resource Management

ABE 5643C

Biological & Agricultural Systems Analysis, F, 3

ANG 6930

Hunter-Gatherers, F, 3

BOT 5646C

Ecology & Physiology of Aquatic Plants, 3

BOT 5655C Physiological Plant Ecology, 3
BOT 5685C Tropical Botany, 5

BOT 5695

Ecosystems of Florida, F, 3

BOT 5725C Taxonomy of Vascular Plants, S, 3
BOT 6935 Ecology and Natural History of the Tropics, 3
BOT 6935 Principles of Ecosystem Ecology, S, 3
BOT 6951 Tropical Botany:  an Ecological Approach, 8

EES 5207

Environmental Chemistry, 3

EES 6308C

Wetland Ecology, F, 3

EES 6356

Estuarine Ecology, 3

ENV 6932 Stream Ecology, 3
ENV 6932 Adaptive Management: Water and Watershed Systems, F, 3
ENV 6935 Adaptive Management Seminar, 1
ENY 6166 Insect Classification, 3

ENY 6203

Insect Ecology, S, 4

FOR 6154

Analysis of Forest Ecosystems, S, 3

FOR 6170

Tropical Forestry, S, 3

FOR 6934 Fire Ecology and Management, 3
FOR 6934 Non-Timber Forest Products, 3

HOE 5555

Women & Households in Agricultural Development, 3

HOS 6934 Restoration Ecology, 3
LAA 6231 Landscape Architecture Theory, 3
LAA 6716 History of Landscape Architecture, 3

LEI 5255

Outdoor Recreation & Management, F, 3

LEI 6557

Recreation Management/Development in Coastal Zone, 3

PCB 5307C

Limnology, 4

PCB 6356C

Ecosystems of the Tropics, 3

PLS 6623

Weed Ecology, 3

SOS 5050

Soils for Environmental Professionals, F, 4

SOS 5132

Tropical Soil Management, 3

SOS 5235 South Florida Ecosystems, 3
SOS 5242 Wetlands and Water Quality, 3
SOS 5247 Hydric Soils, 3

SOS 5305C

Soil Microbial Ecology, 3

SOS 5308 Ecology of Waterborne Pathogens, 3
VME 6602

General Toxicology, 3

VME 6603 Advanced Toxicology, 3
WIS 5323C Impact of Diseases on Wildlife Populations, F, 3

WIS 5376

Behavioral & Ecological Mammalogy, S, 3

WIS 5481

Savanna Ecology & Management, S, 3

WIS 5521 Plant-Animal Interactions, F, 3
WIS 6426 Landscape Ecology and Management for Biodiversity Conservation, 4
WIS 6444

Advanced Wetlands Ecology, 4

WIS 6452

Wildlife Ecology, F odd years, 3

WIS 6455 Wildlife Population Ecology, 3
WIS 6464 Wildlife Habitat Analysis, 3
WIS 6466 Wildlife Population Modeling, 3
WIS 6468C Pattern and Process in Landscape Ecology, S, 3
WIS 6934 Advanced Topics in Population Ecology, 2

ZOO 6927

Scales in Ecosystems, Special Topics in, F, 3

ZOO 6927

Ecological Basis of Tropical Conservation, Special Topics, F, 3

ZOO 6927

Concepts of Adaptive Management, Special Topics in, F, 3

Natural Resource Conservation

AGG 5505

Plant Protection in Tropical Ecosystems, 4

FAS 5203C

Biology of Fishes, F, 4

FAS 5335C

Applied Fisheries Statistics, F even years, 3

FAS 6932 Fisheries Management and Ecology, 4
FOR 6934 Ecology and Restoration of the Longleaf Pine Ecosystem, S, 3

GLY 5827

Ground Water Geology, F, 3

SOS 5235 Ecosystems of South Florida, SS, 6-8

SOS 6262

Soil Contamination & Remediation, 3

SOS 6448

Biogeochemistry of Wetlands, F, 3

WIS 5555C

Conservation Biology, F, 3

WIS 6452

Wildlife Ecology, F odd years, 3

WIS 6934 An Introduction to Tropical Ecology and Conservation, 3
VME 6934 Aquatic Animal Conservation Issues, 3

Cultivated Natural Resources

AEE 5232

Farming Systems Research & Extension Methods, 3

ALS 6933

Tropical Managed Ecosystems, 2-8

AGR 5277C

Tropical Crop Production, 3

AGR 5444 Ecophysiology of Crop Plants, S, 3

AGR 6233C

Tropical Pasture & Forage Science, F, 4

AGR 5511

Crop Ecology, 4

ALS 5106

Food & the Environment, 3

FNR 5335

Agroforestry, S, 3

FOR 5161 Forest Productivity & Health, S, 3

FOR 5626

Forest Resources Management, S, 3

FOR 6170

Tropical Forestry, S, 3

FOR 6340 Physiology of Forest Trees, F, 3

GEO 5809

Geography of World Agriculture, 3

WIS 6934 Wildlife and Agriculture, 3

Biophysical Systems & Global Change

ABE 5646

Biological and Agricultural Systems Simulation, 3

CHM 5224

Basic Principles for Organic Chemistry, F, 3

CHM 5235

Organic Spectroscopy, F, 3

CHM 5275

The Organic Chemistry of Polymers, F, 2

CHM 6154

Chemical Separations, 3

GEO 5159

GIS Applications in Environmental Systems, 3

GEO 6938 Land Cover Use Land Change, 3

GLY 5075

Global Climate Change: Past, Present, & Future, F, 3

GLY 5241C

Geochemistry, F, 3

GLY 6660

Paleoecology, 3

EES 5245 Water Quality Analysis, 3

EES 5305C

Ecological and General Systems, 3

EES 6007

Advanced Energy & Environment, F, 3

EES 6145

Environmental Meteorology & Oceanography, F, 3

EES 6225

Atmospheric Chemistry, 3

ENV 6508

Wetland Hydrology, 3

ENV 6932 Stormwater Control Systems, 3
EES 6405 Environmental Toxicology, 3

OCP 5293

Coastal Processes, F, 3

OCP 6050

Physical Oceanography, F, 3

SOS 5604C Environmental Soil Physics and Hydrology, 3
WIS 6934/FAS 6932 Geographical Genetics, 3

Social Sciences subject area

Core Courses recommended

FOR 5615

Forest Conservation & Management Policies & Issues, F,  3

FYC 6330 Theories of Community Development, F, 3
LAS 6290 Tropical Conservation and Development, 3
SYA 7933 Environment and Society, F, 3

Environmental Law

LAW 6460

Land Use Planning & Control, F, 3 or 4

LAW 6471

Environmental Law, S, 3; recommended core introductory course

LAW 6472

Natural Resources Law, F, 3; recommended core introductory course

LAW 6474

Agricultural Law, 2 or 3

LAW 6930 Conservation Clinic, F or S, 3; SS, 2; recommended for ecology students who can take only one Law course

LAW 6930

Trade and Environment, S, 2 or 3

LAW 6930 Water Law, 2

LAW 6930

Seminar in Techniques of Growth Management, S, 2

LAW 6930 Seminar on Coastal Zone Management, F, 2
LAW 6936 Environmental Justice Seminar, 2

Environmental Planning

ARC 6399

Urban Design, Advanced Topics in, 3

AEE 6300

Methodology of Planned Change, F, 3

AEE 6523

Planning Community & Rural Development Programs, 3

EES 6051

Advanced Environmental Planning & Design, F, 3

ENV 6441 Water Resources Planning and Management, 3
FOR 6665 Landscape Planning for Ecotourism, F, 3

GEO 5605

Advanced Urban Geography, 3

TTE 5006

Transportation Systems Planning, F, 3

URP 6421 Environmental Impact Statements, F, 3
URP 6716 Transportation Policy and Planning, S, 3

Environmental Policy & Regulation

AEB 6933 Natural Resource and Environmental Policy, S, 3

ANG 6273

Legal Anthropology, 3

ANG 6274

Principles of Political Anthropology, 3

BOT 6927/LAW 6930

Comparative Forest Management & Policy, F, 2

CPO 6036 Politics in Developing Societies, 3
CPO 6308 Political Economy of Latin American Development, 3
CWR 5xxx People and Politics: Water, Wetlands, and Watersheds, F, 3
EES 5415 Environmental Health, 3

ENV 5075

Environmental Policy, F, 3

ENV 6932 Adaptive Management: People and Policy, S, 3
ENV 6932 Global Environmental Policies and Institutions, 3
GEO 6938 Management of Protected Areas in Africa and the Americas, 3

INR 6352

International Environmental Relations, 3

INR 6039 International Political Economy, 3

LAA 6382

Ecological and Environmental Policy, F, 3

PAD 6865 Development Administration, 3
PHC 6313 Environmental Health Concepts in Public Health, 3

POS 6933

Environmental Politics, F, 3

POS 6933

Seminar in Political Science, F, 3

POS 6933

Political Ecology & Common Property Regimes, S, 3

PUP 6006

Policy Evaluation, F, 3

PUP 6007

Policy Process, 3

PUP 6009 Public Policy Analysis, 3
PUP 6015 Comparative Policy Analysis, 3

PUP 6057

Politics of Regulation, 3

PUP 6205

Comparative Environmental Regulation, 3

WIS 6468C Pattern and Process in Landscape Ecology, 3
WIS 6544 Administration in Natural Resources

Environmental Education

EDF 6215 Theory of Learning, 3
FOR 6640 Environmental Education Program Development, F, 3
FOR 6934 Conservation Behavior, S, 3
MMC 6409 Science and Health Education, F, 3

WIS 6525

Environmental Interpretation, F, 3

WIS 6578

Human Dimensions of Biological Conservation, F, 3

Ecological & Resource Economics

AEB 5167 Economic Analysis in Small Farm Livelihood Systems, 3

AEB 6252

Foundations of Food & Resource Economics, 3

AEB 6413

Ecological Economics Theory and Applications, 3

AEB 6453

Natural Resource & Environmental Economics, 3

AEB 6483 Seminar in Natural Resource & Environmental Economics, 3
AEB 6933 International Humanitarian Assistance, 3

EES 6009

Ecological Economics, 2

FOR 6543

Valuation of Forest Resource, 3

Philosophy & Ethics

FAS 5901 Aquatic Research and Science, 2

PHI 5405

Philosophy of Science, 3

PHI 5456

Philosophy of Social Science, 3

PHI 5665

Ethical Theory I, 3

REL 5195 Religion, Ethics & Nature, 3
REL 5195 Values and Practice, F, 3
REL 6167 Radical Environmentalism
REL 5199 Religion & Nature in North America, 3
WIS 6934 Philosophical Basis of Biodiversity Loss, 2

Risk & Cost-Benefit Analysis

AEB 6182

Agricultural Risk Analysis & Decision Making, 3

AEB 6299

Benefit-Cost and Social Impact Analysis, 3

Rural Sociology

AEE 6300

Methodology of Planned Change, F, 3

AEE 6512

Program Development in Extension Education, 3

AEE 6523

Planning Community & Rural Development Programs, 3

AEE 6552

Evaluating Programs in Extension Education, 3

Anthropology, Sociology, & Psychology

ANG 5110 Archeological Theory, 3
ANG 5266 Economic Anthropology, 3
ANG 5467 Culture & Nutrition, 3

ANG 5700

Applied Anthropology, 3

ANG 6286 Contemporary Anthropological Theory: The Politics of Nature, 3
ANG 6930 Health, Contamination, and Culture, F, 3
ANG 6086 Historical Ecology, S, 3

ANG 6930

Hunter-Gatherers, F, 3

FYC 6421 Nonprofit Organizations, 3
FYC 6422 Policy Issues and Case Studies in Nonprofit Organizations, 3
FYC 6932 Community Organizing & Practice, 2
GEO 6495 Environment & Behavior, 3
GEO 6558 Geography of Inequality in Africa, 3
LAS 6938/ANG 6930 Anthropology of Development in Latin America, 3
LEI 6108 Contemporary Theories of Recreation & Leisure, 3

LEI 6895

Tourism Theory and Concepts, F, 3

SYA 7933 Environmental Inequality and Justice, 3
SYD 6636 Latin American Development, 3
WST 6935 Gender, Development, and Globalization, S, 3

Environmental Context:  History & Culture

ANG 5164 The Inca and their Ancestors, 3
ANG 5255 Rural Peoples in the Modern World, 3
ANG 5310 The North American Indian, 3
ANG 5323 Peoples of Mexico and Central America, 3
ANG 5330 The Tribal People of Lowland South America, 3
ANG 5331 Peoples of the Andes, 3
ANG 5336 The Peoples of Brazil, 3
ANG 5352 Peoples of Africa, 3
ANG 6930 Ethnobotany: Plants and Culture, 3
LAH 5934 History of Amazonia, 3

LAH 5934

History of Nature in the Americas, F, 3

Sustainability Studies subject area

Sustainable Development

ABE 5643C

Biological Systems Simulation, F, 3

ABE 5647

Advances in Microirrigation, 3

ABE 5707C

Agricultural Waste Management, F, 3

AEB 5167

Economic Analysis in Small Farm Livelihood Systems, F, 3

AEB 6453

Natural Resource and Environmental Economics, 4

AEB 6634

Agricultural Development Administration, 3

AEB 6933

Ecological Economics, Special Topics in, F, 3

AEE 6512

Program Development in Extension Education, 3

AEE 6541

Instruction & Communication Technology for Agriculture & Natural Resources, 3

AGR 6932 Sustainable Agriculture System Analysis, SS, 3

ALS 5106

Food & the Environment, 3

EVR 5322 Scientific Processes in Conservation and Development, S, 2

ALS 6933

Tropical Managed Ecosystems, 2-8

ANG 5207

Anthropology & Development, 3

ANG 5266

Economic Anthropology, 3

ANG 5303

Women & Development, 3

BCN 5584

Natural Hazards in Built Environment, F, 3

BCN 6585

Principles of Sustainable Development & Construction, 3

CPO 6036 Politics in Developing Societies, 3
CPO 6308 Political Economy of Latin American Development, 3
CWR 5xxx

Adaptive Management: Watersheds, S, 3

EES 5307 Ecological Engineering, 3

EES 6007

Advanced Energy & Environment, F, 3

EES 6009

Ecological Economics, 2

EES 6051

Advanced Environmental Planning & Design, F, 3

EML 5455

Clean Combustion Technology, F, 2

ENV 6656

Urban Environmental Engineering, 3

ENV 6932 Adaptive Management: Water and Watershed Systems, F, 3
EVR 6101 Environment and Reason, 3
FOR 5615 Forest Conservation & Management Polices & Issues, F, 3
FOR 6170 Tropical Forestry, 3
FOR 6934 Community Forestry Management, 3
FOR 6934 Education for Sustainability, S, 2
FYC 6302 Sustainable Community Development, 3
GEA 6419 Seminar:  South America, 3

GEA 6466

Seminar on Geography of Amazonia, S, 3

GEA 6468

Resource Utilization & Conservation in Latin America, F, 3

GEO 6938 Land Use Land Cover Change, S, 3
GEO 6495 Environment & Behavior, F, 3
GEO 6938 Management of Protected Areas in Africa and the Americas, F, 3
INR 6039 International Political Economy, 3

LAA 6530

Landscape Management, 3

LAS 6290 Tropical Conservation and Development, 3

LAS 6938

Amazon Seminar, F, 3

LAS 6938 Tropical Resource, Seminar in, F, 3
LAS 6938/ANG 6930 Anthropology of Development in Latin America, 3

LAW 6936

Environmental Justice Seminar, 2

LEI 6834

Ecotourism, 3

SOS 5245 Water Resource Sustainability, 3
SUR 6427 Land Tenure and Administration, 3
SYD 6636 Latin American Development, 3

URP 6042

Urban Economy, F, 3

URP 6541 Economic Development Planning, F, 3
WIS 6934 Wildlife and Agriculture, 3

WIS 6934C

Resilience and Sustainability, 2

Human Ecology

ALS 5932 Ethnoecology, F, 3
ANG 6930 Enthbotany: Plants and Culture, 3
EES 6813 Principles of Industrial Ecology, S, 3
GEO 6938 Land Use Land Cover Change, S, 3

SYD 6506

Urban Ecology, 3

WST 6935 Gender, Development, and Globalization, S, 3

Human Health & Toxicology

EES 5415

Environmental Health, F, 3

EES 6405

Environmental Toxicology, 3

ENV 5105

Foundations of Air Pollution, F, 3

ENV 5206

Survey of Radiological Health, 3

ENV 6215/6215L

Health Physics/Laboratory, F, 3/2

PHC 6313 Environmental Health Concepts in Public Health, 3
PHC 6937 International Health, 3

VME 6934

Introduction to Risk Assessment, F, 3

Leadership Development

AEE 5454

Leadership Development for Extension & Community Organizations, F, 3

AEE 6300

Methodology of Planned Change, F, 3

FOR 6934 Education for Sustainability, F, 3

LAS 6291

Conflict and Collaboration Management, 3

LAS 6291 Conservation Entrepreneurship, 3
LAS 6291 Facilitation Skills for Collaboration Management, 3

POS 6157

Community Analysis, 3

Ecological Design Practicum

ARC 6391

Architecture, Energy, and Ecology, 3

LAA 6656C/URP 6341

Advanced Landscape Architectural Design, 1-4/Urban Planning Project, 1-4

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Courses for the Research Design & Methods Requirement:

The following courses are pre-approved as fulfilling the Research Design and Methods requirements of the Master's and Ph.D. degrees. This list is indicative, not exhaustive. If you find other methodology courses that you and your Supervisory Committee consider appropriate for your program of study, please submit a request for approval to the  Director of Academic Programs.

Recommendation: Consider whether you need a Research Design course (consult with your advisor and supervisory committee), and if so take this course before taking Statistics or another methods course.

 

Research Design and Methods subject area

Research Strategy and Design
ALS 6046 Grant Writing, 2
ANG 5485 Research Design in Anthropology, 3
ANG 6091 Research Strategies in Anthropology, 3

AEE 6767

Research Strategies in Agricultural Education & Communication, 3

FNR 5608

Research Planning, F, 3

FYC 6222 Grant Proposals for Community-Based Organizations, SS, 3
FYC 6801 Scientific Reasoning & Research Design, F, 3
LAS 6938 Design and Methods of Research in Latin American Studies, F, 3

STA 6200

Fundamentals of Research Design, 2

WIS 5496

Research Design in Wildlife Ecology, F, 3

ZOO 6927

Quantitative Methods & Ecological Inference, 3

Research Methods

ABE 5643C

Biological Systems Simulation, F, 3

ABE 5646

Biological and Agricultural Systems Simulation, 3

AEB 5167 Economic Analysis in Small Farm Livelihood Systems, 3

AEB 6106

Microeconomic Principles & Analysis, F, 3

AEB 6182

Agricultural Risk Analysis & Decision Making, 3

AEB 6254 Simulation of Agricultural Watershed Systems, 3

AEB 6299

Benefit-Cost and Social Impact Analysis, 3

AEB 6553

Elements of Econometrics, S, 3

AEB 6571

Econometric Methods I, F, 3

AEB 6817 Survey Research Methods for Economists, 3

AEB 6571

Econometric Methods I, F, 3

AEB 6933

Ecological Economics, Special Topics in, 3

AEE 5206

Instructional Techniques in Agricultural & Life Sciences, 3

AEE 6552

Evaluating Programs in Extension Education, 3

AEE 5232 Farming Systems Research & Extension Methods, 3
ALS 5932 Ecological Statistics, F, 3
ANG 6930 Anthropology, GIS, and Human Ecosystems, F 3

AOM 5431

GIS & Remote Sensing in Agriculture & Natural Resources, 3

EDF 6475

Qualitative Foundations of Educational Research, 4

EES 5245 Water Quality Analysis, 3
EES 6028 Spatial Modeling Using Geographic Information Systems, 3
ENV 5306 Solid & Hazardous Waste Management, 3
ENV 6932 Field Methods in Adaptive Management, SS, 6-8

FAS 5335C

Applied Fisheries Statistics, F even years, 4

FYC 6802 Advanced Research Methods for Family, Youth, and Community Sciences, 3
FNR 5072C Environmental Education Program Development, 3
FOR 5435 Forest Information Systems, S even years, 3

FOR 5626

Forest Resources Management, S even years, 3

FOR 6156 Simulation of Forest Ecosystems, S, 3