Science (SCI)

Classes

SCI 121 : Introduction to Science

This general introduction to the basic concepts of biology is intended to provide the non-science majors with a basic understanding of their own bodies and the environment in which they live. This course is taught with a marine emphasis.

 

credits

3

Class Hours

Class Hours3 lecture

Designations

Diversification: Biological Sciences — DB

Semester Offered

Fall, Spring

SCI 121L : Introduction to Science Lab

This laboratory science course is designed to accompany SCI 121.

credits

1

Class Hours

Class Hours3 lab

Prerequisites

“C” or higher or concurrent enrollment in SCI 121.

Designations

Diversification: Lab (Science) — DY

Semester Offered

Fall, Spring

SCI 122 : Introduction to Physical Science

In this course, students will explore how relatively simple physical principles can explain and predict the outcome of natural events observed on Earth and beyond.

credits

3

Class Hours

Class Hours3 lecture

Prerequisites

Qualified for ENG 100 and MATH 82X.

Corequisites

Designations

Diversification: Physical Sciences — DP

Semester Offered

Fall, Spring

SCI 122L : Introduction to Physical Science Laboratory

This course provides hands-on learning activities, investigates methods of general scientific inquiry, and explores laboratory methods in physical sciences such as physics, chemistry, astronomy, geology, meteorology, and oceanography. Students will also explore characteristics of science and its utility in gaining knowledge and solving problems.

credits

1

Class Hours

Class Hours3 lab

Prerequisites

Qualified for ENG 100 and MATH 82X.

Corequisites

Designations

Diversification: Lab (Science) — DY

Semester Offered

Fall, Spring

SCI 170 : STEMinar: Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics Seminar

This one-credit course primarily explores current topics in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) in a seminar format. The course will also cover the process and guidelines of science, careers pathways in STEM, and the role of STEM in our modern economy and society.

credits

1

Class Hours

Class Hours1 lecture

Semester Offered

Fall