Scientific Inquiry & Analysis

Scientific Inquiry and Analysis includes two natural science courses, each with a lab, that engage students in the high-impact practice of scientific inquiry and explore generation and uses for scientific evidence. These courses involve developing knowledge of basic scientific concepts, how science works, collaborative group problem solving and science communication to a general audience. Labs accompanying these courses engage students in the process of science from observation and hypothesis testing through data collection and analysis culminating in communication of results.

Schedule of Classes

Use the schedule links below as a guide to future term offerings only and check back to the Schedule of Classes regularly for updated information. Term data is published several months prior to the start of the term to provide guidance but is continuously revised.

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Separate Lecture/Lab Courses

These courses are taken in a pair to meet one of the courses required for the category. Both the lecture and lab must be successfully completed to meet the Core Ed Scientific Inquiry and Analysis requirement.

CourseTitleCredits
CH 201
CH 204
GENERAL CHEMISTRY FOR ENGINEERING APPLICATIONS
and +CHEMISTRY FOR ENGINEERING APPLICATIONS LABORATORY I
4
CH 221Z
CH 227Z
GENERAL CHEMISTRY I
and +*GENERAL CHEMISTRY I LABORATORY
5
CH 221HZ
CH 227HZ
GENERAL CHEMISTRY I
and +*GENERAL CHEMISTRY I LABORATORY
5
SOIL 205
SOIL 206
SOIL SCIENCE
and +*SOIL SCIENCE LABORATORY FOR SOIL 205
4
SOIL 205
FOR 206
SOIL SCIENCE
and +*FOREST SOILS LABORATORY FOR SOIL 205
4

Combined Lecture/Lab Courses

Each course includes both a lecture and a lab. Two courses in this list with different designators (subject codes) meet the category requirement.

CourseTitleCredits
ANS 121+*INTRODUCTION TO ANIMAL SCIENCES4
ANS 121H+*INTRODUCTION TO ANIMAL SCIENCES4
ANTH 240+INTRODUCTION TO BIOLOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY4
ANTH 284+*PRIMATE ADAPTATION AND EVOLUTION4
ATS 201+*CLIMATE SCIENCE4
ATS 201H+*CLIMATE SCIENCE4
BHS 255+*ALLIED HEALTH MICROBIOLOGY4
BI 101+*ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY: ECOLOGY, CONSERVATION, GLOBAL CHANGE4
BI 102*ANIMAL BIOLOGY: GENES, BEHAVIOR AND EVOLUTION OF LIFE4
BI 103+*HUMAN BIOLOGY: THE HUMAN BODY, HEALTH AND DISEASE4
BI 221+*PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY: CELLS4
BI 221H+*PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY: CELLS4
BI 221HZ+*PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY: CELLS5
BI 221Z+*PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY: CELLS5
BI 222+*PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY: ORGANISMS4
BI 222H+*PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY: ORGANISMS4
BI 223+*PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY: POPULATIONS4
BI 223H+*PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY: POPULATIONS4
BOT 101+*BOTANY: A HUMAN CONCERN4
BOT 101H+*BOTANY: A HUMAN CONCERN4
BOT 220+*INTRODUCTION TO PLANT BIOLOGY4
CH 121+GENERAL CHEMISTRY5
CSS 205+*SOIL SCIENCE4
ENSC 210+*ENVIRONMENTAL EARTH SCIENCES4
FES 240+*FOREST BIOLOGY4
GEO 100+*NATURAL DISASTERS: HOLLYWOOD VERSUS REALITY4
GEO 101+*PLANET EARTH4
GEO 201+*PHYSICAL GEOLOGY4
GEO 202+*EARTH SYSTEMS SCIENCE4
GEO 202H+*EARTH SYSTEMS SCIENCE4
GEO 203+*EVOLUTION OF PLANET EARTH4
GEO 221*ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY4
GEO 221H*ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY4
GEOG 102+*DYNAMIC PLANET4
GEOG 201+*FOUNDATIONS OF GEOSPATIAL SCIENCE AND GIS4
H 244+SCIENCE OF HUMAN & PLANETARY HEALTH4
HHS 120+DISEASE DETECTIVES4
MB 230+*INTRODUCTORY MICROBIOLOGY4
MB 255+*ALLIED HEALTH MICROBIOLOGY4
OC 101+*THE BLUE PLANET: THE WORLD'S OCEANS4
OC 201+*OCEANOGRAPHY4
OC 201H+*OCEANOGRAPHY4
OC 202+*INTRODUCTION TO BIOLOGICAL OCEANOGRAPHY4
PH 104+*DESCRIPTIVE ASTRONOMY4
PH 104H+*DESCRIPTIVE ASTRONOMY4
PH 107+*STARS AND THE UNIVERSE4
PH 201+*GENERAL PHYSICS5
PH 211+*GENERAL PHYSICS WITH CALCULUS4
PH 211H+*GENERAL PHYSICS WITH CALCULUS4
SUS 102+*INTRODUCTION TO ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND SUSTAINABILITY4
SUS 103+*INTRODUCTION TO CLIMATE CHANGE4
WSE 210+*BIOLOGY, STRUCTURE, AND UTILIZATION OF WOODY PLANTS4
Z 102+*ANIMAL BIOLOGY: GENES, BEHAVIOR AND EVOLUTION OF LIFE4