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GNHN 2203 - HONORS: SCIENCE 21ST CENTURY |
Prerequisite: Department Approval
Students will investigate the fundamental elements of
the scientific method and scientific inquiry in one or
more of the basic sciences such as biology, chemistry,
physics, geology or astronomy. Students will examine
the role of the sciences in society and culture and the
interdisciplinary nature of scientific inquiry and
reasoning. The theme of the course and specific topics
of investigation will vary, allowing for diverse
perspectives and approaches over time. This class
includes a laboratory component to provide students
with valuable hands-on and field experience.
Note(s): In order to be eligible for this course, a
student must: meet the specified prerequisites and have
passed ENGL 1110 or ENGL 1110P with a grade of B
or better and either have a GPA of 3.2 or
higher after 9 semester hours or
be a graduate of a high school honors program.
Invitations to the Honors program are sent out prior to
registration each semester.
4.000 Credit hours 4.000 Lecture hours Levels: UNDERGRADUATE Schedule Types: THEORY, LAB Course Attributes: Arts & Sciences, A&S Lab Science, A&S Biol/Physical Science |