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CHECK ALL COURSE DESCRIPTIONS FOR PREREQUISITES BEFORE PLANNING COURSE SCHEDULE. BELOW IS A RECOMMENDED SEQUENCE.
PLEASE NOTE: EACH STUDENT’S PATHWAY WILL LIKELY DIFFER TO SOME EXTENT BASED ON THEIR COURSE PREFERENCES, IF THEY TRANSFERRED CREDITS TO Eastern, ETC
Total - 30-32 credits
EES 224 Landform Analysis (for EES majors meets LAC: TIINs) - 4 credits
EES 330 Mineralogy and Rock Analysis - 4 credits
EES 340 Geographic Information Systems (for EES majors meets LAC: TII-IT) - 4 credits
MAT 243 Calculus I - 3-4 credits
LAC Tier I: Remaining Tier 1 courses from TIA, TIHT, TIH, or TISS - 9 credits
LAC Tier II: One of TIICE, TIICP, or TII-IS - 3 credits
Elective: From EES recommended list - 3 credits
Total - 30 credits
EES 322 Hydrology - 4 credits
EES 344 Sedimentology and Stratigraphy - 4 credits
EES 356 Structural Geology and Environmental Applications - 4 credits
EES Advanced Classes - First of three required courses - 3-4 credits
PHY 204 Physics I 4 credits OR PHY 208 Physics I with Calculus - 4 credits
PHY 205 Physics II 4 credits OR PHY 209 Physics II with Calculus - 4 credits
LAC Tier II: Two TII classes from TIICE, TIICP, or TII-IS - 6 credits
Total - 28-30 credits
EES Writing Intensive Course (counts as 2nd Adv. EES) - 3-4 credits
EES 350 Field Methods - 4 credits
EES Advanced classes 3rd of three required courses - 3-4 credits
LAC Tier II: Remaining TII classes from TIICE, TIICP, or TII-IS - 3 credits
LAC Tier III: Liberal Arts Capstone - 3 credits
Any final LAC requirements, electives, independent study, practica, etc. -12-15 credits
Total - 28-33 credits
1: A Student may take EES 110 Introduction to Geology, but they must also take EES 112 Earth Science Laboratory (1 credit lab course).