, AS Biology (Na ra esou ·ce Biology: rack J) and BS Zoology ,

Fall Semester

Dept

BIOL

' CHEM

MATH

MATH

ENGL

# Course Title

1010 General Biology3

1020 General Chemistry I

1400 College Algebra3' 4 OR

1450 Precalc Algebra & Trig

1010 English I

Freshman Seminar

FRESHMAN Hrs

II

4

4

4

(5)3

3

3

Spring Semester

Dept

BIOL

CHEM

ENGL

# Course Ti1k

2020 General Biology 11 3

1030 General Chemistry II

1020 English 11 5 / Tech Writing

Core Elect ive

General Education Requirement1

.

··.

Hrs

#

4

4

3

3

3

TOTAL 18 TOTAL 17

Northwest Coileg~ W Y ,; M I -. t,

SOPHOMORE Fall Semester Hrs Spring Semester Hrs

Dept

BIOL

BIOL

ANTH

# Course Title

2400 Ecology

2410 Field Ecology

Wellness

Genera l Education Requirement1

1200 Intro Cultural Anthropology2

Core Elective

#

3

1

2

3

4

Dept

STAT

BIOL

PHYS

CHEM

POLS

HIST

# Course Ti tle

2050 Fundamentals of Statistics

2385 Research Life & Physical Sciences6 OR

2395 Biological Research

1110 General Physics I OR

2320 Organic Chemistry I

1000 American & Wyoming Government OR

1221 The United States from 1865

General Education Requirement1

#

4

4

3

3

TOTAL 13 TOTAL 15

Total Degree Hours 63

Transfer Recommendations and Notes:

1. Students are strongly encouraged to take at least one General Education Requirement (Huamnities/Visual and Performing

Arts/Social Science) course that corresponds to the College of Arts & Sciences Diversity (ASD) and Global Studies (ASG) electives or else they will have to take ASD & ASGs at UW. A list of D & G courses that transfer is available here

(https:/ /wyossb.uwyo.edu/bnrprod/bwckytfc.p_display _transfer _catalog) . Courses that are either U3D or U3G meet the ASD and

ASG, respectively. One suggested course is ANTH1200 Intro to Cultural Anthropology, which meets the ASG requirement.

2. Students are advised to take ANTH1200 as one of the General Education Requirements to meet the A&S ASG requirement

3. A minimum grade of C is required for BIOL1010, BIOL2020, MATH1400/1450

4. If students take MATH1450 at NWC then th ey will not need to take MATH1405 Trigonometry at UW

5. If students take ENGL 1020 at NWC then they must also take CO/M 1010 Public Speaking to count as COM2 at uw

6. If students opt for BIOL2385, overall hours for the Associates will increase by 2h

BS Zoology

JUNIOR Fall Scmcsl'cr Hrs Spring Semester Hrs

II

4

4

Deot

PHYS

CH EM

MATH

LI FE

fl Course Title

1110 General Physics I OR

2320 Organic Chemistry I

1405 Trigonometry°·7

3050 Genet ics

fl

4

3

4

Dept

PHYS

MATH

Upper Division requ ired course3·• 3

TOTAL J.!!

LIW SENIOR

ii Course Tit!e

1120 Physics II

2200 Calculus 13

Upper Division Zoology Elect ive2•6

Upper El ective 6

3

3

Upper Elective6 3

TOTAL .!1

Fall Semester Hrs Spring Semes te r Il rs

Dept II Course Title # Oept ti Course Title II

LIFE 3S00 Evolutionary Biology2 4 zoo 4100 Scientific Com m unication• 3

Upper Division Zoology Elective2•8 3 Upper Division Zoo logy Elective2•8 3

Upper Divisio n Zoo logy Elective1•8 3 Upper.Division Zoology Elective 2•8 3

Upper Division Zoology Elective1.,s 3 Upper Elective6 4

ASD or ASG {A&S Core) 3

TOTAL 12 TOTAL 11

Total Degree Hou rs 123

Upper Division Hou1·s 1l

Transfer Reco1nme11dlltions and Notes:

1. Time has been allocated for one of the two D&Gs. If the G or Dis no met at NWCC t . ,L n an addi ,ional 3h is r,:quired

2. A minimum o f 30h m ust be at C or better fo r thcs0 courses.

3. AC is re ui red

4. REQUIRED ELE CTIVE COURSE. S:uirnts must select a cours" from the following list: ZOO 4330 le~ · hyology (3); ZOO 4350

Ornithc.logy (3); ZOO 4370 Mamrnalogy (3); ZOO 4380 I erpc tology (3); ZOO 4540 Invertebrate Zoo·ogy (4). Cour~ .snot :aken can be

added to the elective list below

5. CHEM2300 Introduction to Organic c :~ •. rn lstry is lypirnl. CHEM1000 may NOT count hue

6. Upper level courses ti,a t are not des·enated elec. tives do not nel'.!d to be t ",oologica. '' . At d iscretion of s:udent

7. If student s take MATH1450 at NWC then Tr ig not req uired at UW

8. Zoology Electives (18h): 2003115 Human Systems Physiology (4l, 2003600 Animal Behavior (3), 2004190 Comparative environmental Ph•(Siology (4l,

2004300 Principles of Wildli fe Ecology & Management (5), 2004310 Fisheries Management (3), 2004340 Developmental Biology & Embryology (II}, 2004400 Popula tion Eco logy (3), 200441.5 Behavioral Ecoloey (3), 2004420 Conservation Biology (3 ), 2004430 Limnology Lab (2), 2004440 Limnology (3), 2004560

Quantitative Conservation Biology {4). 2004735 Advanced Topics in Physiology (2t}, ZOOSOoO Fundamental Concepts in Evolution (3), 2005300 Wildlife Ecology & Management (l+}, Z005690 Advanced Anima l Behavior (3), A&S4900 Special Topics in __ (1+] , MOlB3000 Introduction ro Molecular Biology (3). BOT4550 Computational Biology (4), BOT4664 Special Topics in Evolution {1+), BOT'l790 Sper.ial Topics In ~.cology (1+1, ANSC3010 Comparative Anatomy and Physiology of Domestic Animals (4), ANSC3100 Principles of Anima l Nutrition (3), ANSC3150 Equine Nutrition ~nd Physiology 13), PATB4l70 Diseases of WllrJll fe (3), PATB4310 Introduction to Veterina ry Parasitology (3), PATS 4360 Medical Entomology & Parasitology (4), PAT84710 Medical Virology (3), RNEWSSOO Stable Isotope Ecology (3), GEOG3150 Survey of Remote Senslnc Applica tions (3), GEOG3480 Environmental Change (3], £NT04300 Applied Insect Ecology (3)