The Universe We Live In

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Scientific reasoning and discovery have transformed the way we think about the world around us and our place within it. At the same time, cultural, historical and social factors provide context for scientific inquiry and are complementary paths toward understanding the universe in which we live.

(1 Course, Lab Component Required, Minimum 3 Credit Hours)

BIOL 1001 - Human Biology, Health and Environment Lab Credits: 1
BIOL 1003 - Human Biology, Health and Environment Credits: 3
BIOL 1011 - General Biology 1 Lab Credits: 1
BIOL 1013 - General Biology 1 Credits: 3
BIOL 2051 - Human Physiology Lab Credits: 1
BIOL 2052 - Human Physiology Credits: 2
BIOL 3001 - Primatology Lab Credits: 1
BIOL 3002 - Primatology Credits: 2
CHEM 1001 - Introduction to Chemistry Lab Credits: 1
CHEM 1003 - Introduction to Chemistry Credits: 3
CHEM 1012 - General Chemistry 1 Lab Credits: 2
CHEM 1013 - General Chemistry 1 Credits: 3
PHSC 1004 - General Physical Science Credits: 4
PHSC 2011 - Physics 1 Lab Credits: 1
PHSC 2013 - Physics 1 Credits: 3
PHSC 2114 - Calculus Based Physics 1 Credits: 4
PHSC 3001 - Earth & Space Science Lab Credits: 1
PHSC 3003 - Earth & Space Science Credits: 3

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The Universe We Live In

(1 Course, Lab Component Required, Minimum 3 Credit Hours)