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Limnology, a core requirement, is usually the first aquatic science course taken. It is offered every fall semester and is open for enrollment to sophomores. This core foundation is complemented with electives chosen from the following courses: |
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CONCENTRATION ELECTIVES - A minimum of 11 credits |
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Students who major in microbiology may also choose Aquatic Science as an area of emphasis by fulfilling their microbiology elective requirements with certain aquatic science courses. The Department of Geography & Earth Science offers several courses (e.g., Cartography, Geographical Information Systems [GIS], Advanced GIS, Remote Sensing, Soil Geography, and Environmental Hazards and Land Use) that are beneficial to certain areas of Aquatic Science and can be taken as general electives. |
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For further information, contact:
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse La Crosse, WI 54601 4028 Cowley Hall; Telephone: (608) 785-6970 e-mail: haro.roge@uwlax.edu
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This site was created by Dr. R. J. Haro. It was last updated November 9, 1998. |