Courses
Environment (ENV) Special Topic Courses
Occasionally third and fourth year Environment (ENV) Special Topics courses may be offered in the Fall and Spring terms that will be of interest to Environmental Science students. Course outlines will be posted here and if a course can fulfill one of the Environmental Science program requirements information will be provided.
Environmental Science (EVSC) Courses
FALL 2013
EVSC 100-3: Introduction to Environmental Science
Introduces students to the importance of science in Environmental Science. Lecture material will be complimented by case studies and guest speakers. Offered at Burnaby and Surrey.
Prerequisite: Students with credit for EVSC 200-3 may not take EVSC 100-3 for further credit.
SPRING 2014
EVSC 100-3: Introduction to Environmental Science
Introduces students to the importance of science in Environmental Science. Lecture material will be complimented by case studies and guest speakers. Offered at Surrey.
Prerequisite: Students with credit for EVSC 200-3 may not take EVSC 100-3 for further credit.
EVSC 205-3: Applied Methods in Environmental Science
Introduces EVSC students to lab and field methods used in the study of Environmental Science.
Prerequisite: EVSC 100-3. Students with credit for EVSC 491W-3 may not take EVSC 205-3 for further credit.
EVSC 399-1: Environmental Science Seminar I
This third year seminar provides the Environmental Science student cohort the opportunity to discuss concepts and applications from upper division courses that address social science aspects in the study of Environmental Science.
Prerequisite: EVSC 100-3; EVSC 205-3. Students with credit for EVSC 401-1 may not take EVSC 399-1 for further credit.
EVSC 499-1: Environmental Science Seminar II
This fourth year seminar provides the Environmental Science student cohort the opportunity to discuss concepts and applications presented in upper division courses that address social science aspects in the study of Environmental Science.
Prerequisite: EVSC 100-3; EVSC 205-3; EVSC 399-1. Students with credit for EVSC 401-1 may not take EVSC 499-1 for further credit.
