This course is a comprehensive study of the earth and it's inhabitants. It is designed to produce "earth-saavy" students with an understanding of the Earth's resources.
The course objectives for EAS III students are
The course objectives for EAS III students are
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To develop a functional understanding of the science of Ecology
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To understand the relationship between humans and the environment
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To develop a realistic and practical understanding of environmental conservation
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To be able to differentiate between environmentalism and environmental science
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Required Materials
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Book: Environmental Science: A study of Interrelationships by Enger and Smith (9th Edition)
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Two composition books (One for labs and one for classroom notes)
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Standard PPE
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Goggles
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Latex Gloves
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White Apron
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Basic hand tools
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Volunteer Requirement
All students will be required to complete 45 hours of community service per semester in order to complete the course in one of the following areas
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Recycling
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Pollution Prevention
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Affordable Quality Housing
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Sick-
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The Completion of this project will compose 25% of your final grade
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EAS III
| fundamentals of math |
| Intermediate Math |
| Advance Math |
| EAS-III Environmental Science _fall |
| BIO-III: Astrobiology Spring |
| CHM-I Introductory Chemistry fall |
| CHM-II Organic and Biological Chemistry |
| Comparative Gov and History I |
| Origins of World Civ |
| Following Araminta |
| Five Theories |
| 21stugrr |
| Express Yo'self |
| Writing Ashe |
| Story and Song Tellin' |
| Argumentation & Falsification |
| Brotherman Returns |
| Ancestor's Breath |
| These Eyes Photography |