Environmental Management, AAS

Award Granted: Associate in Applied Science in Environmental Management	Major code: 03/344
Credits/Contacts Required: 64/70	CIP Code: 150507

***NOTE - This program is currently under revision. Please see your advisor for appropriate course selection.

Description

The Environmental Management Program is designed for preparing students to become environmental managers, bio field and laboratory managers, consultants, engineering managers, environmental planners, and business managers. This program will provide students with a strong background in a variety of environmental operations, field and laboratory equipment use, environmental law, business management, and real work experience in the environmental and business world.

General Education Requirements (Min 18 Credits)

ENGL 101 - Rhetoric & Composition Credit(s): 3
CHEM 102 - Introduction to Chemistry Credit(s): 4
CHEM 104 - Introduction to Chemistry Lab Credit(s): 1
COMM 103 - Interpersonal Communication Credit(s): 3 OR
COMM 104 - Public Speaking Credit(s): 3
MATH 105 - Intermediate Algebra Credit(s): 4 * OR
MATH 106 - Technical Algebra & Trigonometry I Credit(s): 4 *
POLI 111 - American Government Credit(s): 3 OR
POLI 262 - State & Local Government Credit(s): 3

Program Requirements (Min 46 Credits)

ACCT 101 - Accounting Principles I Credit(s): 4
BIOL 107 - Environmental Science Credit(s): 3
BIOL 108 - Environmental Science Lab Credit(s): 1
BUSN 160 - Introduction to Business Credit(s): 3
BUSN 242 - Principles of Management Credit(s): 3
ECON 132 - Microeconomics Credit(s): 3
WATR 110 - Wastewater Operations & Management Credit(s): 4
WATR 120 - Water Operations & Management Credit(s): 4
WATR 220 - Industrial Solutions Credit(s): 3
WATR 230 - Aquatic Evaluations & Bacteriology Credit(s): 3
WATR 240 - Environmental Analysis Credit(s): 5
WATR 260 - Current Issues for Managers Credit(s): 3
WATR 270 - Water in Motion Credit(s): 4
WATR 274 - Environmental Internship Credit(s): 3

Optional

CHEM 112 - General Chemistry II Credit(s): 5 **

Suggested Sequences Per Semester

First Semester

BIOL 107 - Environmental Science Credit(s): 3
BIOL 108 - Environmental Science Lab Credit(s): 1
ENGL 101 - Rhetoric & Composition Credit(s): 3
WATR 110 - Wastewater Operations & Management Credit(s): 4
MATH 105 - Intermediate Algebra Credit(s): 4 * OR
MATH 106 - Technical Algebra & Trigonometry I Credit(s): 4 *

First Semester Total - Credit(s): 15 | Contacts: 16

Second Semester

CHEM 102 - Introduction to Chemistry Credit(s): 4
CHEM 104 - Introduction to Chemistry Lab Credit(s): 1
WATR 120 - Water Operations & Management Credit(s): 4
WATR 260 - Current Issues for Managers Credit(s): 3
POLI 111 - American Government Credit(s): 3 OR
POLI 262 - State & Local Government Credit(s): 3

Second Semester Total - Credit(s): 15 | Contacts: 17

Third Semester

ACCT 101 - Accounting Principles I Credit(s): 4
BUSN 160 - Introduction to Business Credit(s): 3
ECON 132 - Microeconomics Credit(s): 3
WATR 240 - Environmental Analysis Credit(s): 5
WATR 270 - Water in Motion Credit(s): 4

Third Semester Total - Credit(s): 19 | Contacts: 21

Fourth Semester

BUSN 242 - Principles of Management Credit(s): 3
WATR 220 - Industrial Solutions Credit(s): 3
WATR 230 - Aquatic Evaluations & Bacteriology Credit(s): 3
WATR 274 - Environmental Internship Credit(s): 3
COMM 103 - Interpersonal Communication Credit(s): 3 OR
COMM 104 - Public Speaking Credit(s): 3

Fourth Semester Total - Credit(s): 15-16 | Contacts: 15-16

NOTES:

* MATH 105 and MATH 106 do not satisfy MTA.

Transfer students should take MATH 110 which will fulfill the math requirement.
Bay has an articulation agreement with LSSU whereby courses in this program transfer into a B.S. of Environmental Management.
Students will need to complete additional General Education requirements to satisfy MTA. See course catalog for additional information about the Michigan Transfer Agreement.
Students should also check with their transfer institution for the level of math required.

** CHEM 110 and CHEM 112 are recommended for the first and second semesters for students transferring into a Baccalaureate degree. Students should check with the transfer institution.

Students who choose to take CHEM 110 also need to take CHEM 112 to meet program requirements.