University of Michigan courses

...(27 credits): Diverse Learners in Multicultural Perspective Child Growth and Development Interaction with Children in Groups Interaction with Children... Learn about: Child Development, Elementary education...

...(in China), 366, 402 or 466. The capstone experience must be approved by the student’s advisor. Study Abroad: Students with a primary major in Chinese...

...Complete 6 additional credits in courses not used to fulfill areas above or from the following: Structural Mechanics Materials Engineering: Properties... Learn about: Environmental Engineering, Civil Engineering...

...and Statistics for Engineering One of the following, either (a) or (b) (4 or 6 credits): Comprehensive Biochemistry Advanced Biochemistry I Advanced Biochemistry...

...Degree Programs in the College of Music (26 credits). Music activity requirement (8 credits): All students enrolled in the Bachelor of Music degree program...

...engineering sciences, and engineering design. The program is structured to establish analytical and design skills in areas such as computer architecture... Learn about: Computer Engineering, Communication Training...

...Cell and Molecular Biology Pests, Society and Environment Integrating Biology: From DNA to Populations Introductory Human Genetics Fundamentals of Microbiology...

...residential and commercial construction. A systems approach is used and includes project management, construction science, land acquisition and development... Learn about: Real Estate, Construction Management, GCSE Physics...

...Interdisciplinary Topics in Cybersecurity Advanced Seminar in Policing (W) Law Enforcement Intelligence Operations Police Administration Cyber-Crime and Cyber-Security...

...Computing Concepts and Competencies Students who pass a waiver examination will not be required to complete Computer Science and Engineering... Learn about: Human Nutrition...

...Fertility and Management Agricultural Cropping Systems: Integration and Problem Solving Professional Internship in Crop and Soil Sciences Fundamentals...

...Introduction to Probability and Statistics Probability and Statistics I: Probability The course used to fulfill this requirement may also be used to fulfill... Learn about: Social Science...

...Economics 201 and/or Economics 252H as a substitute for Economics 202 must achieve a minimum grade of 2.0 in the course substitute. A maximum of one course repeat... Learn about: Social Science...

...power, signals, solid state, and biomedical engineering. It places emphasis on the fundamentals of science and mathematics and their application to... Learn about: Biomedical Engineering...

...(36 to 58 credits) Teaching Major. Four teaching majors (language arts, social studies, integrated science, and mathematics) are available for prospective... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Teacher Education...

...of Organic Chemistry Chemistry Laboratory I Fundamentals of Soil Science Fundamentals of Entomology Organic Pest Management (W) Introduction to Geographic... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...biological activities in the environment. Many of the environmental problems facing society are microbiological ones, or ones for which microbiological solutions may be found... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...Upland Ecosystem Management Two 300–400 level courses relating to environmental biology approved by the Department of Plant Biology (6 to 8 credits)... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Plant Biology...

...Both Geography 221 and 221L must be completed to satisfy this requirement. Marine Ecosystem Management Environmental Geochemistry Global Change Biology... Learn about: Organic Chemistry, Molecular Biology, GCSE Physics...

...of the following courses (3 credits): General and Inorganic Chemistry Principles of Chemistry One of the following courses (3 or 4 credits)... Learn about: Environmental Engineering...