Natural Resources Management at Western Carolina University
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Forest Resources Concentration
8-Semester Plan

 
Suggested Course Sequence for B.S. in Natural Resources Management, Forest Resources concentration
 
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FRESHMAN YEAR
 
COURSE PREFIX OR CAT. COURSE NUMBER COURSE TITLE HRS   COURSE PREFIX OR CAT. COURSE NUMBER COURSE TITLE HRS
MATH 146 Algebra Pre Calculus 4   CHEM 132 Intro Chemistry 4
BIOL 140 Principles of Biology I 4   BIOL 141 Principles of Biology II 4
FYC 190 First Year Seminar 3   CMHC 201 Communication 3
ENGL 101 Composition I 3   ENGL 102 Composition II 3
JS 101 Jumpstart 0       Liberal Studies 3
      13         17
 
SOPHOMORE YEAR
 
NRM 210 Methods in Natural Resources Management 4   GEOL 305 Soils & Hydrology 4
GEOG 150 Environ. Geography 3   ECON 231 Microeconomics 3
BIOL 254 Dendrology 4       Concentration Elective 3
    Liberal Studies 6       General Elective 3
            Liberal Studies 3
      17         16
 
JUNIOR YEAR
 
NRM 352 Forest Res. Measurement 3   NRM 351 Forest Ecology 3
NRM 344 Intro to GIS 4   GEOG 402 Conservation of Nat. Res. 3
ECON 310 Nat. Res. Economics 3       Liberal Studies 3
    Liberal Studies 3       General Electives 6
    General Elective 3          
      16         15
After ninety (90) hours, the student must file an application form with the Dean after paying a $30 graduation fee to the University Cashier.
 
SENIOR YEAR
 
NRM 442 Natural Resource Policy 3   NRM 440 Integrated Res. Mgt. 4
NRM 451 Silviculture 4   NRM 452 Forest Management 4
GEOG 324 Remote Sensing 4       Concentration Elective 3
   

Concentration Elective

3    

 

 

General Electives 6
    Liberal Studies 3          
      17         17
Total 128
 
Students may finish earlier if they attend summer school at Western or another approved institution.
Western's Natural Resources Management program is housed in the Department of Geosciences and Natural Resources Management within the College of Arts and Sciences.
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