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Ecology and Systems Science
This science course introduces students to the basic principles of ecology and natural cycles in the earth, soil, water, air, and living systems. It also introduces the basic principles of systems theory. Students develop a strong foundation in basic ecology and systems thinking for the subsequent field science courses and applied courses in horticulture. Required for ENV majors. Prerequisite: ENV 100. Required for ENV majors.
Course Number:
ENV220
Units:
3 Program:
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