Environmental Studies B
The major purpose of Environmental Science B is to continue to develop student understanding of the relationships among biotic and abiotic environmental factors, contemporary societal needs, evolving technology, and economic considerations. Field and laboratory investigations allow students to collect and analyze data, extrapolate and project regional factors, study trends, or problems that focus on environmental issues. Environmental Science is a 5-credit course that fulfills the A-G requirement of the UC/CSU Subject Area Requirements.
The major purpose of Environmental Science B is to continue to develop student understanding of the relationships among biotic and abiotic environmental factors, contemporary societal needs, evolving technology, and economic considerations. Field and laboratory investigations allow students to collect and analyze data, extrapolate and project regional factors, study trends, or problems that focus on environmental issues. Environmental Science is a 5-credit course that fulfills the A-G requirement of the UC/CSU Subject Area Requirements.