Adolescence Education: Biology 7-12
Bachelor of Science


Program Description

 

 

Program of Study

College Success Seminar (1)
2 credits
English
WRIT 101 College Comp I (3)
WRIT 151 College Comp II (3)
SPCH 105 Basic Speech (3)
LITR 350 Children’s Literature (3)
WRIT 316 Writing for Tech. Professions (3)



15 credits

Social Sciences
PHIL 110 Philosophy (3)
HIST 210 Contemporary World (3)
Social Science Option (3)


9 credits
Behavioral Science
PSYC 101 Intro. to Psychology (3)
3 credits
Economics
ECON 101 Basic Economics (3)

3 credits
Physical Sciences
PHYS141/140 Physics for Life Science I (4)
PHYS161/160 Physics for Life Science II (4)


8 credits
Life Science
BIOL 110 General Biology I (4)

4 credits
Mathematics
MATH141 College Algebra and Trigonometry (4)
MATH161 Intro. to Calculus (3)


7 credits
Language
SPAN 101 Elem. Spanish I (3)
SPAN 151 Elem. Spanish II (3)
6 credits
Artistic Expression
One Fine Arts course w/approval (3)
3 credits

Biology Concentration
BIOL 150 General Biology II (4)
BIOL 310 Human Physiology (4)
BIOL 330 Microbiology (4)
BIOL 107 Environmental Science OR (3)
BIOL 230 Ecology (3)
BIOL 340 Biochemistry (4)
BIOL 410 Genetics OR (4)
BIOL 430 Cell Physiology (4)
CHEM110 General Chemistry I (4)
CHEM150 General Chemistry II (4)
CHEM210 Organic Chemistry I (4)
CHEM250 Organic Chemistry II (4)

39 credits

Professional Education Core
EDUC 201 Educational Foundations (3)
EDUC 203 Intro. to Ed. Technology (3)
EDUC 211 Curriculum and Instruction (3)
EDUC 212 Teaching, Learning and Growth (3)
EDUC 306 Serving Special Needs Students (3)
EDUC 318 Teaching Reading (3)
EDUC 330 Methods and Materials
of Teaching Science (3)

21credits

Professional Semester
EDUC 489 Seminar in Student Teaching (3)
EDUC 490 Supervised Student Teaching (6)

9 credits

Required Non-credit Workshops 0 cr

Reporting and Prevention of Child Abuse/Abduction
Safety and Violence Education (SAVE)
Personal Health Workshop
Fire Safety

Total credits required—127-139

(1) All entering first-year freshmen, transfer students with less than 12 credits, and students on probation are required to complete the College Success Seminar.


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