IC 110,111 - Integrated Science I and II each

Institution:
Franklin Pierce University
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Description:
This year-long interdisciplinary laboratory science course is designed to improve the scientific and technological literacy of students not majoring in a scientific discipline. History has shown that science provides a powerful methodology by which we, as human beings, can come to understand the natural world; this course helps the student understand why this is the case and also understand why science cannot provide all the answers. Students become familiar with some of today’s major scientific concepts, how those concepts have developed, and how scientists continue to revise these ideas. The course consists of two large common sessions and two small group discussion sessions per week (discussion and lab exercises). Students may take either the Global Change Track (an intensive look at the atmosphere and the oceans) or the Environmental Track (an intensive look at the broad spectrum of the environmental sciences) in Integrated Science. Students may alternatively take a two-semester laboratory course in a single scientific discipline.
Credits:
4.00
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Instructional Type:
Lecture
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Phone Number:
(603) 899-4000
Regional Accreditation:
New England Association of Schools and Colleges
Calendar System:
Semester

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