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Potential Courses for Environmental Science Curriculum
Please note: It is the students' responsibility to insure that all 3000 and 4000 level courses they take are approved by the Graduate College for Graduate credit (this is denoted by an * in the list of courses in the OSU catalog). If they are not approved by the Graduate College, then they will not count towards the MS or PhD degrees.
The following courses are from many departments across the OSU campus. These courses are available for use in a students plan of study, depending upon the individuals focus. Because of the rapid evolution in environmental research, new courses with an environmental focus may be offered but are not yet listed.
For more complete course descriptions, a general catalog at: http://www.okstate.edu/registrar/Catalogs/Catalog.html
DF - Decision FocusedKey to courses that are suggested for the different specializations are designated as follows:
EM - Environmental Management
POF - Policy Focused
TF - Technically Focused
PF - Project Focused
WW - Water and Watershed
EE - Environmental Education
ETRA - Environmental Toxicology & Risk Assessment
S - Sustainability
P - Policy
EDM - Environmental Disaster Management
CM - Conflict Management
* - courses that can be used for the Skills Component
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Agricultural Economics
Agricultural Education
Applied Health and Educational Psychology
Biosystems & Agricultural Engineering
Biology
Botany
Business Communications
Chemical Engineering
Curriculum and Instruction Education
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Design, Housing and Merchandising
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Economics
English
Entomology
Environmental Science
Finance
Fire Protection and Safety Technology
Forestry
Geography
Geology
Health and Human Performance
History
Horticulture
Industrial Engineering & Management
Landscape Architecture
Leisure Studies
Master of Business Administration
Management
Management Science and Information Systems
Marketing
Mass Communications
Microbiology
Philosophy
Plant and Soil Science
Political Science
Psychology
Sociology
Social Foundations
Speech Communication
Statistics
Zoology
AGEC 4413 Agricultural Law
AGEC 4503 Environmental Economics and Resources Development EM-DF
AGEC 4723 Rural Economic Development
AGEC 5113 Applications of
Mathematical Programming *
AGEC 5213 Econometric
Methods *
AGEC 5503 Economics of Natural & Environmental Resource Policy
EE
AGEC 5713 Rural Regional Analysis
AGEC 5723 Planning and Policy for Development
AGEC 6700 Agricultural Policy and Rural Resource Development Seminar
AGED 5983 Research Methods in Agricultural Education*
Applied Health and Educational Psychology
REMS 5013 Research Design
and Methodology *
EPSY 5103 Human Development in Psychology
EPSY 5213 Advanced Educational Psychology
EPSY 5463 Psychology of Learning
REMS 5953 Statistical Methods in Education *
EPSY 6063 Research
Applications with Q Methodology
EPSY 6533 Human Motivation
Biosystems & Agricultural Engineering
BAE 4313 Hydrology I EM-TF
BAE 6313 Stochastic Methods in Hydrology
BAE 6333 Fluvial Hydraulics EM-TF
BAE 6343 Groundwater Contaminant Transport Energy WW/EM-TF
BAE 6520 Problems in Soil and Water Engineering (Watershed Modeling and
Water Quality)
BIOL 3034 General Ecology
BOT 3463 Plant Physiology
BOT 5533 Multivariate Methods in Community Ecology
BOT 5850 Botany Seminar
BCOM 5113 Seminar in Administrative Communication *EM-POF
CHE 5873 Air Pollution Control Engineering EM-TF
Curriculum and Instruction Education
EDTC 4113 Multi-media Program Production
CIED 4560 Environmental Education
CIED 5053 Curriculum Issues
EDTC 5103 Advanced Computing Applications in Education
EDTC 5153 Computer-Based Instruction Development
CIED 5223 Teaching Science in the Schools
CIED 5233 Teaching Science in the Secondary School
EDTC 5753 Educational Technology Strategies
CIED 6080 Seminar in Science Education
Civil and Environmental Engineering
CIVE 4823 Human Impact on the Environment EE
CIVE 4833 Unit Ops in Environmental Engineering EM-TF
CIVE 5013 Aquatic Chemistry
CIVE 5123 Legal and Regulatory Environment of Engineering EDM
CIVE 5213 Environmental Geotechnology EM - TF/EDM
CIVE 5233 Geotechnical Engineering Investigations EDM
CIVE 5263 Terrain Analysis
CIVE 5303 Systems Analysis for Civil Engineers EM-DF
CIVE 5343 Urban Transportation Planning *
CIVE 5703 Soils in Construction
CIVE 5813 Environmental Laboratory Analysis
CIVE 5823 Environmental Risk Assessment and Management EM-TF/PF/
ETRA
CIVE 5833 Water Quality Management EE
CIVE 5853 Bioremediation EM - TF
CIVE 5863 Advanced Unit Operations in Environmental Engineering EM
- TF
CIVE 5873 Air Pollution Control Engineering EM - TF
CIVE 5883 Residuals and Solid Waste Management EM - TF
CIVE 5913 Groundwater Hydrology WW
CIVE 5923 Water Resources Planning and Management
CIVE 5933 Water Treatment EM - TF
CIVE 5953 Biological Waste Treatment EM - TF
CIVE 5963 Open Channel Flow
CIVE 5983 Ground Water Pollution Control EM-TF/WW
CIVE 5993 Environmental Data and Analysis and Modeling
CIVE 6713 Seepage and Groundwater Flow ETRA
CIVE 6843 Stochastic Methods in Hydrology
CIVE 6853 Modeling of Water Resources Systems
CIVE 6913 Advanced Environmental Laboratory Analysis
CIVE 6923 Industrial Waste Engineering
CIVE 6953 Advanced Biological Waste Treatment EM-TF/PF
Design, Housing and Merchandising
DHM 4163 Housing in Other Cultures
DHM 5273 Interpretive Theories of Material Culture
DHM 5343 Constructed Environment and Human Behavior
Electrical and Computer Engineering
ECEN 5153 Direct Energy Conversion
ECEN 5193 Power Economics and Regulation
ECON 3523 Economics of
Health Care and Social Security
ECON 4723 Economic Analysis of Law
ECON 4913 Urban and Regional Economics
ECON 5013 Contemporary Environmental Policy EM-DF
ECON 5113 Managerial Economics
ECON 5243 Econometic I *
ECON 5903 Regional Economic Analysis and Policy
ENGL 4523 Technical Writing Internship
ENGL 4533 Advanced Technical Writing
ENGL 4563 Scientific and Technical Literature
ENGL 5293 Interdisciplinary Uses of English
ENGL 5573 Theories of Communication EM-POF
ENGL 5583 Environmental Writing
ENTO 4223 Ecological Methodology
ENTO 5513 Biological Control
ENVR 5050 Readings in
Environmental Science Topics
ENVR 5123 Environmental Problem Analysis
ENVR 5210 Seminar in Environmental Science
ENVR 5303 Issues in Environmental Sustainability
ENVR 5503 Environmental Management Problem Analysis EM
ENVR 5510 Environmental Management Internship & Report
ENVR 5703 Chemical Aspects of Environmental Science I
ENVR 5713 Chemical Aspects of Environmental Science II
ENVR 5733 Environmental Site Assessment
ENVR 5743 Environmental Impact Assessment
ENVR 5823 Watershed Management
ENVR 6011 Survey of Environmental Research (required for Ph.D.)
ENVR 6022 Interdisciplinary Research Proposal Preparation (required for Ph.D.)
ENVR 5031 Interdisciplinary Research
Report Preparation (required for Ph.D.)
ENVR 6050 Advanced Readings in Environmental Science Topics
ENVR 6210 Advanced Seminar in Environmental
Science
ENVR 6503 Advanced Environmental Management Practicum EM/EDM
ENVR 6516 Advanced Environmental Management Internship EM/EDM
FIN 5053 Theory & Practice of Financial Management
EM-DF
FIN 5613 Corporate Financial Strategy EM-DF
Fire Protection and Safety Technology
FPST 4133 Industrial Hygiene Instrumentation
EDM
FPST 4403 Hazardous Materials Incident Management EM-PF/EDM
None of the above courses in FPST are for graduate credit
FOR 4333 Forest Resource Management: Planning and
Decision Making
FOR 4443 Forest Administration and Policy
FOR 4553 Forest Recreation
FOR 4563 Forest Ecophysiology
FOR 4601 Contemporary Issues: Forestry & Natural Resources
FOR 4811 Water Quality Laboratory
FOR 4813 Watershed Hydrology and Water Quality EM-TF/EE
GEOG 4313 Field Techniques and Geodata Collection *
GEOG 4323 Computer Cartography *
GEOG 4333 Remote Sensing *
EE/ETRA
GEOG 4343 Geographic Information Systems: Resource Management EM-PF/EE
GEOG 5123 International Resource Management EM-PF
GEOG 5343 Adv Geographic Info Systems: Resource Mgmt Applications *EM-PF/ETRA
GEOL 3073 Geomorphology
GEOL 4453 Hydrogeology (no longer for graduate credit) EE/WW
GEOL 4463 Physical Hydrogeology EE/WW
GEOL 4563 Sedimentology
GEOL 5073 Fluvial Geomorphology
GEOL 5100 Problems in Hydrogeology WW
GEOL 5233 Trace Elements in Hydrogeology WW
GEOL 5453 Advanced Hydrogeology WW
GEOL 5503 Advanced Environmental Geology
GEOL 5523 Organic Geochemistry ETRA
GEOL 5553 Environmental Geochemistry EE/ETRA
HHP 6063 Statistical Computing and Proposal Writing *
HIST 5023 Historical Methods *
HORT 5133 Temperature Stress Physiology
HORT 5233 Experimental Horticulture
HORT 5433 Postharvest Physiology
Industrial Engineering & Management
IEM 4413 Industrial Organizational Management
IEM 5603 Project Management
EM-PF
IEM 5943 Hazardous Material and Waste EM-PF/EDM
LA 4034 Landscape Planting Design
LA 4433 Lands Use and Community Planning
LA 4573 Recreation Planning
LA 4583 Landscape Environmental Planning
LEIS 4453 Outdoor Education
LEIS 4463 Areas and Facilities in Leisure Services
LEIS 4473 Outdoor Recreation EE
LEIS 4573 Leadership in Experiential Education
LEIS 4580 Technical Management in Wilderness
LEIS 5403 Interpretation in Leisure Services EE
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Master of Business Administration
MBA 5240 Managerial Communication Skills *EM-DF/POF
MBA 5303 Corporate and Business Strategy EM-DF
MGMT 4313 Change Management
MGMT 4713 Negotiation Essentials EM-PF/POF
MGMT 5213 Seminar in Organizational Behavior
MGMT 5223 Seminar in Human Resource Management EM-DF/PF
MGMT 5553 Management of Technology and Innovation
EM-DF
Management Science and Information Systems
MSIS 3243 Managerial Decision Theory
EM-DF
MSIS 4263 Knowledge Management Tools and Techniques
EM-DF
The two above courses are not for graduate credit
MSIS 4013 Database Systems Design, Management, and Administration
EM-DF
MSIS 5303 Quantitative Methods in Business
* EM-DF
MSIS 5623 Information and Network Technology Management
EM-DF
MSIS 5633 Decision Support and Expert Systems EM-DF
MSIS 5643 Advanced Database Management EM-DF
MKTG 5613 Seminar in Consumer Behavior
MC 5113 Methods of Research in Mass Communication
*
MC 5223 Mass Communication Research Analysis and Interpretation *
MC 5333 Process and Effects of Mass Communication
MC 5733 Responsibility in Mass Communication
MICR 2125 Introduction to Microbiology
MICR 3224 Advanced Microbiology
The two above courses are not for graduate credit
MICR 4133 Molecular and Microbial Genetics
MICR 4214 Microbial Ecology
MICR 5153 Emerging Infectious Agents
MICR 5213 Environmental Microbiology
MICR 6143 Advanced Microbial Physiology
MICR 6153 Advanced Molecular Genetics
MICR 6253 Microbial Evolution
PHIL 4713 Philosophy of Science
PHIL 4733 Philosophy of Biology
SOIL 3433 Soil Genesis, Morphology, and Classification
SOIL 3893 Soil Chemistry & Environmental Quality
SOIL 4210 Describing and Interpreting Soils
SOIL 4234 Soil Nutrient Management
SOIL 4363 Environmental Soil Science
SOIL 4463 Soil and Water Conservation
SOIL 4483 Soil Microbiology
SOIL 4683 Physical Properties of Soils
PLNT 5112 Herbicide Fate in the Environment EDM
SOIL 5193 Spatial and Non-spatial Data Base Mgt. of Natural Resources
*
SOIL 5224 Soil Chemical Processes and Impact on Env. Quality
SOIL 5353 Advanced Soil Genesis and Classification
SOIL 5613 Laboratory Methods of Soil, Plant, and Environmental Analysis
SOIL 5813 Soil-Plant Nutrient Cycling and Environmental Quality
RLEM 5954 Ecology of Rangeland Habitats and Landscapes
RLEM 5973 Rangeland Resources Planning
SOIL 5990 Soil Physical Analysis
POLS 4353 Administrative Law
POLS 4363 Environmental Law and Administration EE
POLS 4593 Natural Resources and Environmental Policy
POLS 5013 Quantitative Methods of
Political Analysis *
POLS 5100 Advanced Problems in Government, Politics, and Public Policy
EDM
POLS 5113 Seminar in Public Program Evaluation EM-POF
POLS 5300 Seminar in Emergency Management EDM
POLS 5343 Seminar in Fire and Emergency Services Administration
EDM
POLS 5613 Seminar in Public Policy * EM-POF
POLS 5620 Seminar in Natural Resource Policy, Law, and Administration
POLS 5633 Practical Environmental Compliance EDM/EE
POLS 5643 Regulatory Risk Analysis ETRA
POLS 5653 Risk Assessment in Emergency Management Planning EDM/ETRA
POLS 5663 Community Relations in Environmental and Emergency Mgt.
EDM
POLS 5673 Understanding and Responding to Terrorism EDM
POLS 5683 Emergency Management and Public Policy in the United
States EDM
PSYC 4213 Conflict Resolution EM-POF/EDM
SOC 4133 Social Research Methods *
SOC 4323 Sociology of Agriculture
SOC 4383 Social Stratification
SOC 4423 Community Organization and Development
SOC 4533 World Population Problems
SOC 5213 Techniques of Population Analysis *
SOC 5243 Social Research Design and Analysis *
SOC 5263 Quantitative Methods of Social Research *
SOC 5273 Qualitative Research Methods *
SOC 5463 Seminar in Environmental Sociology EM-POF/EE
SOC 6460 Advanced Studies in Environmental Sociology EM-POF
SOC 6493 Sociology of Disaster EDM
SOC 6550 Seminar in Social Organization (Social Ecology)
SOC 6853 Seminar in Symbolic Interactionism
SCFD 6113 Theoretical Foundation of Inquiry
*
SCFD 6123 Qualitative Research I *
SCFD 6190 Qualitative Research: Selected Methods *
SCFD 6193 Qualitative Research II *
SPCH 4763 Organizational Communication
EM-POF
STAT 4043 Applied Regression
Analysis *
STAT 5013 Statistical Experimenters I
*
STAT 5023 Statistical Experimenters II *
STAT 5033 Nonparametric Methods *
STAT 5063 Multivariate Methods *
STAT 5403 Theory of Sample Designs *
ZOOL 4115 Biology of Fishes, Amphibians & Reptiles WW
ZOOL 4303 Ecotoxicology ETRA
ZOOL 4434 Limnology
ZOOL 5123 Behavioral Ecology
ZOOL 5133 Evolutionary Ecology
ZOOL 5424 Techniques of Environmental Toxicology ETRA
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