ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVW
1
University of Minnesota Duluth
2
College of Education and Human Service Professions
3
The sample plan below shows you one of several possible ways to complete this degree. Your academic plan may look different if you have already fulfilled some requirements, your math placement, overlapping liberal education electives, if you are pursuing an additional major(s) and/or minor(s), or if courses don't fit your schedule in a given term. Please work with your academic advisor to ensure that you are on track to graduate on time.
4
Sample Plan: Teaching Life Science B.A.Sc-Environmental EducationTOTAL CREDITS:149
5
Year 1: Fall SemesterYear 1:Spring Semester
6
CourseTitleCreditsLECourseTitleCreditsLE
7
BIOL 1011General Biology I4NSBIOL 1012General Biology II4S
8
CHEM 1115Introduction to General, Organic, and Biological Chemistry I3ENED 1000Introduction to Recreation and Outdoor Learning3
9
CHEM 1116Introduction to General, Organic, and Biological Chemistry I Lab1LEFine Arts3FA*
10
ENED 1201Land-Based Outdoor Recreation ^2MATH 1250Precalculus Analysis4LQR
11
UST 1000Learning in Community1CHEM 1117Introduction to General, Organic, and Biological Chemistry II3
12
WRIT 1120College Writing3WIL
13
Term credits14Term credits17
14
15
Year 2:Fall SemesterYear 2:Spring Semester
16
CourseTitleCreditsLECourseTitleCreditsLE
17
EDUC 1101Education in Modern Society3HUM*AST 1045Introductory Astronomy: Stars, Galaxies, and Cosmology3NS
18
EES 1110Geology and Earth Systems4NS, SBIOL 2201Genetics3
19
ENED 3341Nature Interpretation - Fall3BIOL 4731Entomology3
20
PHYS 1001Introduction to Physics I5NSENED 3342Nature Interpretation - Winter & Spring3
21
LEFine Arts, Humanities, or Social Sciences* with Global Perspectives3FA, HUM, SS* with GPPHYS 1002Introduction to Physics II5
22
Term credits18Term credits17
23
24
Year 3:Fall SemesterYear 3:Spring Semester
25
CourseTitleCreditsLECourseTitleCreditsLE
26
AST 1043Introduction to Astronomy: The Night Sky, Solar System, and Extrasolar Planets3NSBIOL 3100Cell Biology3
27
BIOL 2801General Ecology3EDSE 4100Teaching in Diverse Society3RPJ
28
BIOL 2802Ecology Lab2EDUC 3412Technology for Teaching and Learning3
29
BIOL 3771Human Anatomy4EDUC 4234Science, Technology, and Society3S
30
ENED 4163Outdoor Education Methods3LE Oral Communication and Languages3OCL
31
LECultural Diversity in the US, Social Sciences3CD, SS*WRIT 3140Advanced Writing: Human Services3
32
Term credits18Term credits18
33
Complete block application for Fall admission by the Spring semester due date (6th Friday).
34
35
36
Year 4:Fall SemesterYear 4:Spring Semester
37
CourseTitleCreditsLECourseTitleCreditsLE
38
BIOL 3401Evolution3BIOL 3603Plant Taxonomy3
39
EDSE 4204Designing Learning Environments and Lessons3EDSE 3206Apprenticeship: Secondary School3
40
EDUC 4381Teaching Indigenous Students3EDSE 4214Teaching Content-Area Reading3
41
EDSE 4501Adolescent/Adult Development and Learning Theory3EDSE 4255Teaching Secondary Science3
42
SPED 3415Special Education in the Secondary School3EDSE 4525Assessment for Secondary Education3
43
EDUC 4110Integrated Science Teaching Strategies2
44
45
46
Term credits15Term credits17
47
Prior to student teaching, students must have an approved background check and a completed program clearance process. Application for student teaching is due the 4th Friday of the prior semester.
48
Year 5: Fall Semester
49
CourseTitleCreditsLE
50
EDSE 4600Student Teaching11
51
ENED 4997Outdoor Learning and Recreation Practicum3
52
EDUC 4500Student Teaching Seminar1*Two courses taken in a category must be different subjects within the category (ex. ART and MU).
53
^indicates weekend trip associated with course
54
55
Term credits15
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100