B.S. in Interdisciplinary Studies - STEM-H Concentration

University College
GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS 1
Academic Foundations
First Year Experience requirement4
English Composition requirement6-7
Mathematics requirement3-4
MAT course above MAT 103
Interdisciplinary requirement3
Diverse Communities requirement3
Ethics requirement3
Distributed Disciplinary Foundations
Science requirement6-8
Behavioral & Social Science requirement6
Humanities requirement6
Arts requirement3
ADDITIONAL BACCALAUREATE REQUIREMENTS
University Requirements
Writing Emphasis requirement9
Speaking Emphasis requirement9
Degree Requirements
Capstone requirement1-15
MAJOR REQUIREMENTS
Required Courses 1
IDS 300Interdisciplinary Practice and Theory 23
Humanities Course
Select 3 credits in AMS, CLS, COM, CRW, DHM, ENG,HIS, JRN, LAN, LIN, LIT, LNC, MDC, PHI, RUX, WRT, WRH, or a second language. 3
Arts Course
Select 3 credits in AMA, AMF, ARH, ART, DAN, MHL, MTC, MUS, THA, or FLM (including language courses on foreign film, ex. EGE, EIT, ESP, GER, SPA).3
Related/Cognate Requirements
STEM-H Courses
Select 12 credits of STEM-H courses (concentration of 9 credits designed with STEM-H advisor):12
BIO, BME, CHE, CSD, CSC, CST, CSW, ENV, ESS, EXS, HEA, MAT, NSG, NTD, PHY, PPD, SCB, SCI, SMD, STA
Behavioral & Social Sciences Courses
Select 12 credits in Behavioral & Social Sciences (concentration of 9 credits designed with STEM-H advisor): 312
ANT, CPL, CRJ, ECO, EDA, EDP, GEO/PLN, GST, PMG, PSC, RUX, SOC, SWO, WOS, YES
College of Sciences and Mathematics Electives
Advanced Standing electives for a minimum of 27 credits. Electives may include courses that satisfy minor requirements.27
Minor
All IDS candidates must select at least one minor under advisement.
Electives
Students must complete enough elective courses to total 120 credits.
Capstone Requirement
IDS 490Interdisciplinary Studies Capstone 43
Total Minimum Credits Required120
1

Students must meet with their IDS and CSM advisors EVERY semester prior to enrolling in courses for the following terms.

2

Waived for students transferring into the major with more than 90 credits.

3

Students pursuing an Accelerated Program should choose 12 graduate credits according to one of the tables below.

4

This course fulfills the Capstone requirement. Capstone courses from other departments may be considered under advisement, especially for dual/double majors and Accelerated Bachelor’s to Master’s collaborations.

Accelerated B.S. in Interdisciplinary Studies - STEM-H Concentration to M.S. in Geography Program

Any B.S. in Interdisciplinary Studies - STEM-H Concentration major with junior-standing (60 credits) and a 3.0 cumulative GPA or higher may substitute up to 12 graduate credits for Behavioral and Social Science courses to satisfy the B.S. program requirements. Choose from these electives (or others with Geography Advisor approval).

Electives
GEO 502Topical Seminar in Geography3
GEO 506Seminar in Physical Geography3
GEO 507Internet Applications of Geographic Information Systems3
GEO 521Suburbanization and Land Development3
GEO 524Population Processes3
GEO 526Metropolitan Systems and Problems3
GEO 531Transportation Planning3
GEO 538Environmental Modeling with Geographic Information Systems3
GEO 554Geography and Planning of Housing3
GEO 556Introduction to Business GIS3
GEO 572Seminar in Resource Management3
GEO 577Geodatabases3
PLN 505Planning Design (Studio A)3
PLN 525Planning History, Theory and Ethics3
PLN 527Planning Law and Organization3
PLN 528Economic Development Planning3
PLN 536Environmental Planning3

Accelerated B.S. in Interdisciplinary Studies - STEM-H Concentration to Master of Urban and Regional Planning (MURP) Program

Any B.S. in Interdisciplinary Studies - STEM-H Concentration major with junior-standing (60 credits) and a 3.0 cumulative GPA or higher may substitute up to 18 graduate credits for Behavioral and Social Science courses to satisfy the B.S. program requirements. Choose from these electives (or others with Geography/Planning Advisor approval).

Electives
GEO 502Topical Seminar in Geography3
GEO 506Seminar in Physical Geography3
GEO 507Internet Applications of Geographic Information Systems3
GEO 521Suburbanization and Land Development3
GEO 524Population Processes3
GEO 526Metropolitan Systems and Problems3
GEO 531Transportation Planning3
GEO 538Environmental Modeling with Geographic Information Systems3
GEO 554Geography and Planning of Housing3
GEO 577Geodatabases3
PLN 505Planning Design (Studio A)3
PLN 525Planning History, Theory and Ethics3
PLN 527Planning Law and Organization3
PLN 528Economic Development Planning3
PLN 536Environmental Planning3

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