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General Education Requirements:
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Credits
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____SPCM 101
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Fundamentals of Speech Communication
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3
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____ENGL 101
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College Composition I
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3
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____BIOL 110
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Biology I: Molecular and Cells
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4
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____MATH 153
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Introduction to Statistical Methods
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4 or
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____MATH 165
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Pre calculus
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5
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____CMSC/CINS 155
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Internet Principles
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3
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General Education Electives:(Choose courses in each
category from the list of approved General Education courses.
One 3-credit General Education course must be a Diversity
course.)
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____Social and Behavioral Sciences
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3
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____Arts and Humanities or Social
and Behavioral Sciences Elective
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3
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Total General Education
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23-24
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Program Requirements
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____CHEM 121/122
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General Chemistry I and Lab
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4
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____CHEM 146/147
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Intro to Organic Chemistry and Lab
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4
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____ENVS 101
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Introduction to Environmental Science
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3
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____ENVS 102
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Intro to Environmental Science Laboratory
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1
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____GEOG 101
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Introduction to Physical Geography
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3
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Total Credits
|
15
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|
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Program Electives:
(Select 22-24 credits)
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____BIOL 106
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Zoology
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4
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____BIOL 230
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Microbiology
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4
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____BIOL 104
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Botany
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4
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____ECON 202
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Introduction to Micro Economic Principles
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3
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____ENVS 116
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Atmospheric Science and Air Quality Management
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3
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|
____ENVS 126
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Hydrospheric Science and Water Quality Management
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3
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____ENVS 136
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Soil Science and Conservation
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3
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|
____ENVS 141
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Solid and Hazardous Waste/Materials Management
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3
|
|
____ENVS 142
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Environmental Law and Regulation
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3
|
|
____ENVS 143
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Hazardous Materials and Waste Management Lab
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1
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____ENVS 146
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Natural Resource Systems
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3
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____ENVS 152
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Site Assessment, Remediation and Restoration
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3
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|
____ENVS 153
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Environmental Policy, Economics and Management
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3
|
|
____ENVS 156
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Environmental Management Systems
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3
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____ENVS 166
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Energy and Technology
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3
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____ENVS 168
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Advanced Energy Technologies
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3
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____ENVS 191/196
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Special Topics in Environmental Science
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1-6
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____ENVS 271/276
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Directed Practicum in Environmental Science
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1-6
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____ENVS 291-/294
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Independent Study in Environmental Science
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1-4
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____GEOG/CADD
154
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GIS Applications
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3
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____PHYS 101
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Fundamentals of Physics I
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3
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Total Number of Credits Required for Degree
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60-63
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Want to make the world a better place? Concerned about the future?
Looking for a job where you can make a difference? CCBC
Environmental Science and Technology (ENVS) students work towards a
cleaner environment, improving their education and their careers —
all at the same time.
ENVS courses mix theory and principles of environmental science with
applied, hands-on experiences. Our students learn to monitor and
sample environmental conditions, use computer programs to solve
environmental problems, and explore environmental policies and
technologies. Many ENVS courses are now offered online via the world
wide web. A program highlight is the directed practicum where
credits are awarded for work at environmental companies, government
agencies or non-profit environmental organizations.
The ENVS program is designed for students planning to transfer to
four-year colleges, pursue employment upon graduation and upgrade
skills or pursue retraining. Students seeking transfer, career and
training options should contact the program coordinators at the
Catonsville, Dundalk and Essex campuses in order to develop an
individualized course plan.
