ENS 199 Introduction to Environmental Studies II

Introduction to Environmental Studies II is the second part of a two-course introductory sequence that explores the field of environmental studies, including the natural sciences, social sciences, and arts and humanities. This course will investigate global environmental change by examining the intersectionality of planetary and anthropogenic systems from the perspectives of these disciplines. The basic function of planetary systems will be examined along with causes and effects of anthropogenic impacts and potential solutions to the problems caused by those impacts. Introduction to Environmental Studies II will also explore the use of the scientific method, data analysis and interpretation techniques, and the scientific literacy of our society. This course satisfies the Natural Science distribution requirement of the Spartan Studies curriculum.

Credits

4

Prerequisite

ENS 198

Distribution

(NS)

Offered

spring semester