Matrix Courses

Matrix Courses are part of the requirements for students who declared the major before autumn 2006

BIOL 356 (3) Foundation in Ecology (BIOL 102, BIOL 162, BIOL 180, or BIOL 203)

ESRM 320 (5)
Marketing and Human Resource Management from an Environmental Perspective

ENVIR/SMA 476 (3)
Introduction to Environmental Law & Processes

PHIL 240 (5) Introduction to Ethics

BIOL 441 (5) Morphology/Anatomy of Land Plants (BIOL 102, BIOL 162, BIOL 203, or BIOL 220; recommended BIOL 317)

HIST 311 (5) Science in Civilization: Antiquity to 1600

ESRM 304 (5) Environmental & Resource Assessment (Q SCI 381 or STAT 311)

BIOL / FISH 473 (3) Limnology (BIOL 102, BIOL 162, BIOL 180, or BIOL 203)

ESRM 320 (5) Marketing and Human Resource Management from an Environmental Perspective

ENVIR 362 (5) Introduction to Restoration Ecology

ESRM 425 (5)
Ecosystem Management

ESRM 250 (5) Introduction to Geographic Information Systems in Forest Resources

ESRM 458 (5)
Management of Endangered, Threatened, and Sensitive Species

ESRM 304 (5) Environmental & Resource Assessment (Q SCI 381 or STAT 311)

ESRM 470 (5)
Natural Resource Policy and Planning

ESRM 425 (5)Ecosystem Management

L ARCH 300 (6) Introductory Landscape Architecture Design

ESRM 458 (5)Management of Endangered, Threatened, and Sensitive Species

URBDP 450 (3) Introduction to Land Use, Growth Management, and Environmental Planning

ESRM 480 (5) Selection and Management of Landscape Plant (Recommended: either ESRM 210 or ERSM 311; either BIOL 116 or BIOL 117)

FISH 323 (3) Fisheries Management and Conservation

OCEAN / ENVIR 260 (3-5) The Puget Sound Ecosystem