The PDF will include all information unique to this page. Critical evaluation and formal presentation of current issues in environmental science/management. The Natural Resources Management and Environmental Sciences department offers three undergraduate majors - Environmental Earth and Soil Sciences, Environmental Management and Projection, and Forest and Fire Sciences. Application of scientific principles to solving land use, water management, and soil conservation problems. Cal Poly Pomona Fall Career Fair 2023 - U.S. Customs and Border Protection Fulfills GE Upper-Division D (GE Area D5 for students on the 2019-20 or earlier catalogs). An interdisciplinary minor focusing on plant science, soil science, and ecology. 3 units, NR477. Provide leadership, vision and discipline. The course description summarizes the purpose and key topical areas of the course, and includes special requirements if they exist. SS 424 - Soil Physics (5) 4 units. Term Typically Offered: F = Fall quarter, W = Winter quarter, SP = Spring quarter, SU = Summer quarter. Prerequisite: One of the following: NR304, NR305, NR306, SS321, or SS422. BIO 227. Prerequisite: SS120 or SS 121; and SS321. Surficial geologic mapping on topographic maps and aerial photos. Effects on the formation, characteristics, and productivity of soils. *Elective course selections will depend on students interests and sub-discipline emphasis. Relationships between forest ecosystem management, forest practices, harvesting methods, timber harvest planning, components of forest harvesting, harvesting effects; cost analysis of harvesting methods; safety management; value-added forest utilization; environmental protection; and road location. Sampling rationale and protocol. Fulfills GE Upper-Division D (GE Area D5 for students on the 2019-20 or earlier catalogs). Selected Advanced Topics. Prerequisite: GEOG 318 or LA/NR218; STAT217 or STAT218; or graduate standing. Historic, current and future perspectives of wildland fire in California. Crosslisted as NR/RPTA472. Each of these opportunities, combined with a friendly, helpful atmosphere, provide students a college experience that is highly personal as well as rewarding. Through the emphasis of study students have flexibility in creating elective coursework to suit their professional goals. Fulfills GE Area Upper-Division B (GE Areas B5, B6, or B7 for students on the 2019-20 catalog). NR215. Effectively communicate scientific and technical knowledge in a professional manner. Strategies and procedures for public sector management of recovery from disasters. Oral reports. Field applications using Unmanned Aerial Systems and Global Navigation Satellite Systems. gtag('js', new Date()); Total credit limited to 12 units. Environmental Management and Protection | Cal Poly Introduction, analysis, and measurement of watershed processes of precipitation, evapotranspiration, streamflow, stream channels, erosion, and riparian functions. Formerly NR 599. Fire risk assessment. Not going to go into the whole consulting vs engineering thing, but even if you didn't want to do consulting in your future you have the choice to create your own 'concentration'. Request for proposals and preparation of environmental assessment documents covered. Mapping geologic structures in the field. Advising - Construction Management - Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo Prerequisite: Junior standing. Environmental Earth and Soil Sciences graduates possess an interdisciplinary understanding of how water, air, and soil interact, as well as an ability to assess how the management of these critical natural resources impacts global environmental change. Because environmental problems arise from human demands on the environment, solutions must focus on the human dimension of the ecosystem. Certified Senior Fire Ecologist. Geologist in Training, erosion and sediment control, hydrology, soil conservation, soil science) and find their training ideal for graduate school preparation in a number of related disciplines. LA 432 -Landscape Ecology Applications (4) Closed and open traverse by compass and total stations. Environmental Health & Safety - Cal Poly 72 units required, 24 of which are specified in Major and/or Support. Select courses from two different areas; may be lower-division or upper-division courses. In addition to the required major courses, students select courses from an expansive list of approved electives, or take a minor, or select one of the following concentrations. Demonstrate proficiency in quantitative skills and information management specific to their discipline areas. B. S. ENVIRONMENTAL EARTH & SOIL SCIENCES, B. S. ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT & PROTECTION. Focus on monitoring of drinking water supply and quality, groundwater wells, surface water storage and conveyance systems, industrial, and oil/gas water use and management, and stresses due to climate change. NR316. Concurrent: NR474. The Master of Science degree program in Environment Sciences and Management (MS ESM) offers advanced study in a range of environmental science and management disciplines. ERSC 442 - Applied Env. Will load requested content in 5 seconds. The Environmental Management & Protection program is an undergraduate, interdisciplinary course of study integrating the biophysical and social/economical/political sciences. Electives must be approved in advance by an advisor for the minor. NR320. B. S. Environmental Earth & Soil Sciences - Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo Focus on global human conditions which are responsible for the alteration of climate and in turn are vulnerable to climate change. Analysis of agricultural law and policy including the business of agriculture, agricultural legislation, and coverage of contemporary agricultural issues such as water, food safety, and labor. If a course is taken to meet a Major or Support requirement, it cannot be double-counted in a concentration or as an approved elective. The ENVM department is small and really great, obviously Cal Poly is known for it's learn by doing method. AGED 404 -Agricultural Leadership (3) ERSC 442 -Applied Env. Nutrient supplying ability, conditions and processes involved in the delivery of soil functions. Additional classes can be taken in: climate change science, environmental mitigation strategies, environmental policy and management, environmental soil science, forest and environmental practices, geology, geospatial technology, sustainable agriculture and urban forestry. Selected Advanced Topics. Welcome to the Office of the Registrar - Office of the Registrar - Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo Office of the Registrar Degree Flowcharts and Curriculum Sheets Registrar Home Degree Flowcharts and Curriculum Sheets Flowcharts marked (*) are for unofficial emphasis or track options. Prerequisite: NR/LA218 and SS120. 2 seminars. Menu Colleges, Departments and Majors College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences Agribusiness Department Agricultural Education and Communication Department Animal Science Department Bioresource and Agricultural Engineering Department Experience Industry Management Department Food Science and Nutrition Department The curriculum emphasizes an understanding of ecosystem structures and functions, sustainable management of natural systems, and the human and policy dimensions of global change. You will learn how to use land and resource measurement technology and methods as well as how to estimate and assess the environmental impacts of human activity. Graduates are educated in environmental assessment, impact analysis, and management of natural resources. RPTA 413 -Tourism and Protected Area Management (4) Students in the professional project option will consult with the graduate program coordinator for the selection of electives. ESCI596. 1 unit. Environmental Impact Analysis and Management. 2 lectures, 1 activity. Thesis students arrange ESCI 599 credit with their advisers. 3 lectures, 1 laboratory. Students in the research thesis option will consult with their research supervisor to ensure appropriate alignment of student learning objectives with selected courses. Soil, Water, and Civilization. The Class Schedule will list topic selected. 1 to 4 lectures. Satisfies senior project requirement. 2 lectures, 2 laboratories. Total credit limited to 12 units. Special Problems for Advanced Undergraduates. Specific instructions and the link to Cal State Apply can be found on theCal Poly Graduate Education website. Students pursuing this concentration can qualify as hydrologists under U.S. Government OPM guidelines (GS 1315). Phone: 805.756.2702; Fax: 805.756.1402 This concentration also meets the educational requirements for professional certification through the American Institute of Hydrology. Phone: 805.756.2773 Development of personal leadership skills and methods for effectively working with non-profit organizations, governmental agencies, community groups, and the private sector to advance sustainability principles. 3 lectures, 1 activity. Applications in Advanced Watershed Hydrology. Investigate the biological, chemical, physical and genetic properties of soils and learn how to interpret soils data to make environmental decisions, apply management practices and encourage sustainable food production. Preparing passionate leaders driving change in sustainability and stewardship of the environment. Prerequisite: Completion of GE Areas B1 through B4, with a grade of C- or better in one course in GE Area B4 (GE Area B1 for students on the 2019-20 or earlier catalogs). 3 lectures, 1 activity. Environmental Sciences and Management, California Association of Environmental Professionals (AEP), B. S. ENVIRONMENTAL EARTH & SOIL SCIENCES, B. S. ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT & PROTECTION. Senior Project - Forest Stewardship. Work experience validates the student's career goals, confirms the relevance of their classroom education, while offering a pathway to employment. Contaminant Transport (4) 3 lectures, 1 laboratory. Since environmental problems arise from human demands and stresses on the environment, solutions must focus on the human dimension of ecosystems. Participation in collegiate soil judging contests. Students who do not declare a concentration are encouraged to use Approved Electives and Free Electives to earn one or more minors. An interdisciplinary minor sponsored by the departments of BioResource and Agricultural Engineering, Natural Resources Management and Environmental Sciences, and Horticulture and Crop Science. DicusB.S., Louisiana Tech University, 1992; M.S., Utah State University, 1995; Ph.D., Louisiana State University, 2000. 4 units. 1: If a course is taken to meet a Major requirement, it cannot be double-counted as an Approved Elective for the concentration. The minor provides you with the necessary skills to address complex environmental and health issues as well as resource management problems facing both indigenous and non-indigenous communities around the world. Introduction to Forest Ecosystem Management. Recommended: MATH161. Minimum of 60-120 hours required. 4 units. ERSC 443 -Applied Env. 2011-2013 Curriculum Sheet (pdf) 2009-2011 CM Flowchart (pdf) 2007-2009 CM Flowchart (pdf) 2005-2007 CM Flowchart (pdf) 2003-2005 CM Flowchart (pdf) 2001-2003 CM Flowchart (pdf) For assistance with using the Curriculum Flowcharts please contact the CM Department. Open to undergraduate and graduate students. 3 lectures, 1 laboratory, 1 activity. STAT 419 - Applied Multivariate Statistics (4) Prerequisite: Consent of internship instructor. This concentration provides students a focused and encompassing program in watershed management, including a proficiency in watershed hydrology in forest ecosystems, Mediterranean ecosystems, rangeland hydrology, post-fire watershed evaluation, watershed and stream restoration, and urban/wildland hydrologic implications. 3 lectures, 1 laboratory. Review of current research, experiments, and problems related to the student's major field of interest. Selected students will spend up to 12 weeks with an approved firm or agency engaged in forest or natural resources management. 2 lectures, 2 laboratories. Hands On Learning 3 lectures, 1 laboratory. Environmental Policy Analysis. 1 to 4 lectures. Formerly SS 432. Environmental impacts in responses to resource management, projects, programs and activities. Crosslisted as ES/NR308. Be sure to use the corresponding academic year in which you completed the course. Crosslisted as ERSC/NR477. CE 434 - Groundwater Hydraulics and Hydrology (4) Total credit limited to 4 units. Unless a concentration is declared, the default will be a combination of Approved Electives and Free Electives. Resource ecology and management implications in the major ecosystems of North America. Projects typical of problems which graduates must solve in their fields of employment. Application of systems thinking to understand the dynamic interactions among geologic, hydrological, biological, and atmospheric components of the Earth system. Prerequisite: CHEM129; CHEM212, CHEM216, CHEM312, or CHEM 316; ERSC223; MATH118, MATH141, or MATH161; or graduate standing. 3 lectures, 1 laboratory. STAT 531 - Statistical Computing with R (4). NR425. Prerequisite: Graduate standing or consent of instructor; and ESCI501. Prerequisite: ERSC/GEOL 401 or ERSC/GEOL416. Independent internship experience conducted under faculty supervision focusing on a discipline area of environmental science/management. 4 units. You can use www.assist.org to identify the course equivalencies between Cal Poly and the California Community Colleges. Recommended: An environmental science/management course. For the past four decades, Cal Poly Natural Resources Management and Environmental Sciences has been preparing passionate leaders who drive change in sustainability and stewardship of the environment. 4 units. The management of these forest resources is internationally certified by the Forest Stewardship Council. University of Helsinki and Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences-dual degree 2012-13, D.Sc., University of Helsinki, 2018. Pre-fire prevention, mitigation, and preparedness, during-fire response, and post-fire recovery actions by public- and private-sector agencies and residents. 3 lectures, 1 laboratory. This information will allow us to pair you with a professional project to assist with your education goals. Senior Project - Current Topics in Environmental Science/Management. Land and Resource Measurements. 3 lectures, 1 laboratory. Civil Engineering CE Flowchart 17-19 CE Flowchart 19-20 CE Flowchart 20-21 CE Flowchart 21-22 Skip to Content . NR400. Environmental Sciences and Management, https://digitalcommons.calpoly.edu/nres_rpt/, An analysis of changes in stream temperature due to forest harvest practices using DHSVM-RBM, https://digitalcommons.calpoly.edu/theses/2093/, Field Investigation of Stream-Aquifer Interactions: A Case Study in Coastal California, https://digitalcommons.calpoly.edu/theses/1870/, https://digitalcommons.calpoly.edu/theses/1972/, B. S. ENVIRONMENTAL EARTH & SOIL SCIENCES, B. S. ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT & PROTECTION. 2 units. 2 lectures, 1 activity. Field, aerial photograph, and topographic map analysis to assess processes shaping landscapes. NR305. ENVE 450 -Industrial Pollution Prevention (4) 180, Room 506 Geographic Information Systems for Agriculture, Indigenous Studies in Natural Resources and the Environment, Land Rehabilitation and Restoration Ecology. Growth and yield modeling; forest investment analysis; sustainable forest production; harvest schedule modeling. Humanity's role as a principal factor of change of the resources in natural systems. 2 seminars. Discussion of research in agroecology and assessment of cropping system sustainability. Morphological description of soils in the field. Prerequisite: BRAE237 or BRAE239; NR215; and STAT217 or STAT218. 4 units. Survey of fundamental processes of Earth science. 4 units. Application and supporting materials are submitted through Cal State Apply. Advanced modeling of surface and crown fire behavior. NR 418 - Applied GIS (3) Students completing the minor gain skills in understanding and assessing the science and management of soils. Satisfies the senior project requirement. Analysis and development of career goals in natural resources and environmental sciences. Field measurement of streamflow, water quality, and water resources to support environmental evaluations of local water resources. ESCI502. 2 seminars. Required Courses Demonstrate critical-thinking problem-solving skills. SS 440 - Forest and Range Soils (4) Applications to agriculture, forestry, range management, engineering, and environmental sciences. 4 units. 4 units. Soil Plant Relationships. 2: Consultation with an advisor is recommended prior to selecting Approved Electives; bear in mind your selections may impact pursuit of post-baccalaureate studies and/or goals. Approved Electives are courses that support the below career areas. Crosslisted as ES/NR406. Through the department and related clubs, you can participate in informational programs and projects, as well as network for jobs and internships. 4 units. Parametric and semi-parametric statistical methods in modeling biological and economic phenomena. Forest Stewardship Practices. 3 units. 4 units. Geographic perspective on the interrelationships between climate and human cultures. Our graduates specialize in environmental assessment, impact analysis and management of natural resources, and are prepared for a broad range of . Professional projects consist of an advanced learning experience in environmental sciences or management. Email: cdicus@calpoly.edu. Stewart WilsonB.S., Humboldt State University, 2010; M.S., University of California, Davis, 2015; M.A., University of California, Davis, 2019; Ph.D., University of California, Davis, 2019. Completion of the Hydrology Concentration meets the course requirements of the U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM) for employment as a Hydrologist (GS 1315). Plant Diversity and Ecology. Nicholas BabinB.A., UC Santa Cruz, 2004; M.A., UC Santa Cruz, 2008; Ph.D., UC Santa Cruz, 2012. 4 units. 3 units. Human Dimensions in Natural Resources Management. ERSC 443 - Applied Env. The program prepares students for a broad range of careers in science, research, and environmental management.The MS ESM program: (1) provides core knowledge in research skills and scientific literacy; (2) provides advanced knowledge in both environmental sciences and environmental management; (3) allows students to specialize in an environmental science or management sub-discipline through choice of electives, (4) is flexible, providing options for student to apply their knowledge through both a traditional thesis or a professional project. ERSC470. Environmental Management and Protection Along with the general selection criteria, every major has required and recommended coursework for transfer students to have completed in order to be considered competitive during the selection process. If you like the outdoors, youll find something, and there are many opportunities for further studies and internships and such you oughta jump on through your classes. 2 units. Satisfies the senior project requirement. Core coursework will give students an understanding around how fuel, weather and environmental features influence fire behavior, and the contemporary techniques and technology to control wildfire, as well as an understanding of the role of fire in ecosystem management. ReesB.S., Brigham Young University, 2009; M.S., Univerisity of California, Davis, 2015; Ph.D., University of California, Davis, 2015. Individual research in soil science under faculty supervision, leading to a scholarly written presentation exhibiting originality, clarity, critical and independent thinking, proper analysis of data, appropriate organization and format, and accurate and thorough documentation. NR324. Soil, Compost, and Water Testing Enterprise. 4 units. Students in the Watershed Management and Hydrology concentration need to take MATH161 to meet prerequisites for courses in the concentration. The BS in Forest and Fire Sciences prepares students for exciting careers contributing to the betterment of society through the protection and sustainable management of our forests, including the role of fire as a management tool. You can choose between a watershed management and hydrology or wildlife biology concentration, or remain on a more general program. Senior Project - Advanced Internship Experience in Environmental Science/Management. The formation, characteristics, and functions of wetlands. Individual research or study toward a professional project that leads to an improved understanding of the physical environment, solution of an environmental problem, natural resources management, or an improved interaction between society and the natural environment. Also, the U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM) recognizes that our graduates meet the classification of forester for federal employment. Development of international legal and sociological norms and their impact on human rights of indigenous peoples with particular attention to environmental issues. Evaluation of current topics, analysis of supporting evidence, and synthesis and presentation of resulting perspectives on different approaches to current challenges in environmental science/management.

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