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44 Wayne State Collegesignificant number of upper-level studio courses can registerwith instructor’s permission following art department’sapproval.ART 497 Art Internship (1-12) Prerequisite: Approval ofdepartment chair. An actual work experience related to thestudent’s field of study. The Internship requires a minimumof 45 work hours for each 1 hour of credit. Art studentsmay take ART 494 Art Coop to meet this requirement. Seethe Department Chair.Life Sciences / Biology (BIO)Life Sciences DepartmentSchool of Natural & Social SciencesCarhart Science BuildingObjectives: The Biology/Life Sciences major provides studentswith career choices in biotechnology, organismal biology,environmental biology, or biology education. The Biology/ LifeSciences program also offers courses to students preparing forfurther study in Clinical Laboratory Science, Mortuary Science,Respiratory Therapy, other health science fields, Agriculture,Forestry, or Wildlife Management. Courses in Biology offermajors and non-majors the background required to think criticallyabout the role of the living world in their lives.Life Sciences Major (BA or BS) 42-55 hoursLife Sciences Core: 12 hoursBIO 110 Biology Concepts.........................................4CHE 106 General Chemistry I.....................................4PHY 201 General Physics I.........................................3321 Physics Laboratory I....................................1Plus one of the following concentrations:Biology Concentration: 43 hours + 12 hour coreBiology concentration majors must complete MAT 180 AppliedProbability and Statistics (3) for the Block 2 MathematicsGeneral Education requirement. Students must take BIO 370before taking BIO 394 or 465.BIO200 Zoology........................................................4210 Botany..........................................................4301 Biology Seminar..........................................1320 Molecular Genetics......................................4370 Introduction to Research..............................2425 Evolution......................................................3394 Biology Cooperative Education or465 Continuing Research....................................1469 Senior Seminar in Biology or470 Research Project ..........................................1CHE 107 General Chemistry II....................................4208 Intro Organic Chem or314 Organic Chem I ...........................................4Select one of the two tracks of study below:Biology Track:BIO 325 Ecology........................................................4BIO electives numbered 300 or above ...........................11ORBiomedical Track:BIO 330 Histology .....................................................4434 Advanced Cellular Biology..........................3BIO electives numbered 300 or above..............................8CHE 326 Biochemistry I (4) may be taken in lieu of oneBiology elective course in either track.Biology/Food Science Concentration: 38 hours+ 12 hour coreStudents graduating with a biology/food scienceconcentration major must complete MAT 180 Applied Probabilityand Statistics (3) to satisfy the Block 2 Mathematics GeneralEducation requirement. Students must take BIO 370 beforetaking BIO 394 or 465.BIO 200 Zoology........................................................4210 Botany .........................................................4320 Molecular Genetics......................................4370 Introduction to Research..............................2385 Microbiology................................................4425 Evolution......................................................3394 Biology Cooperative Education or465 Continuing Research ...................................1469 Senior Seminar in Biology or470 Research Project ..........................................1CHE 107 General Chemistry II....................................4FDST314 Organic Chemistry.......................................4405 Food Microbiology..................................3**406 Food Micro Lab.......................................2**451 Seminar....................................................2**UNL classes (**)Students completing this major are strongly encouraged totake CHE 315 Organic Chemistry II (4), CHE 326 BiochemistryI (4) and MAT 140 Calculus I (5) before transferring to UNL.In addition to the required courses above, students mustcomplete a minimum of 40 credit hours of 300 level or abovecourse work and a minimum of 125 credit hours for a biologydegree from WSC. WSC will waive the requirement that24 of the last 30 hours be completed at WSC, as long as thestudent completes 95 credit hours* prior to transferring to theUniversity of Nebraska-Lincoln to complete the Biology/FoodScience Major. *Note: 30 of the 95 credit hours must be takenat WSC.The courses listed below are required of the Food Scienceprogram at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and will beaccepted by WSC toward the appropriate minimum credit hourrequirements.FDST203 Food Composition........................................2207 Food Analysis...............................................3403 Quality Assurance........................................2448 Food Chemistry............................................3449 Food Chem Lab............................................1464 Heat/Mass Tran............................................2465 Unit Operations............................................3CHE 221 Quantitative Analysis...................................4In addition to these courses, students must complete 6credit hours of course work in any of the following 3 credithour Food Science Commodities courses offered at UNLonly (FDST 412 Cereal Science (3), 418 Eggs (3), 429 Dairy
Biology 45Prod. Technology (3), 420 Post-Harvest Physiology (3), 455Bioprocessing of Foods (3), ASCI 310 Fresh Meats (3) or 410Processed Meats (3). And take either NUTR 445 or ASCI 421.Subject Endorsement-Life Sciences/Biology EducationConcentration: 30 hours + 12 hour coreMAT 180 Applied Probability and Statistics (3) or both MAT121 College Algebra (3) and MAT 122 Applied Trigonometry(1) must be taken as the Block 2 Mathematics GeneralEducation requirement.BIO200 Zoology........................................................4210 Botany..........................................................4220 Human Anatomy..........................................4325 Ecology........................................................4340 Human Physiology.......................................4385 Microbiology................................................4393 Laboratory Techniques.................................2EAS 110 Intro to Meteorology....................................4EDU 409 Science Content Area Methods and Materials isrequired. A second subject endorsement is required for aNebraska teaching certificate.The B.S. in Health Sciences will be awarded by completingeither of the following options:(Life Sciences) Health Sciences 3+1 Concentration: 12 hourscore + hours by advisement to total 95 hours + 30 hours ofHSC 498This 3+1 concentration requires students to complete 95semester hours of a prescribed pre-professional curriculumincluding the above courses accepted by WSC and successfullycomplete the first year of the approved professional program ata professional school awarding Master’s or Doctoral degrees.Students register at WSC for HSC 498 (no tuition requirement)for 30 hours and complete one year of course work in anapproved professional program.(Life Sciences) Health Sciences 2+2 Concentration: 63 hoursby advisement + 62 hours of HSC 498This 2+2 concentration requires students to completea minimum of 63 hours of a prescribed pre-professionalcurriculum accepted by WSC and successfully complete thefirst two years of the approved professional program at aprofessional school awarding Master’s or Doctoral degrees,where a Master’s or Doctorate is the sole professional degreeoffered. Students register at WSC for 31 hours of HSC 498 (notuition requirement) in both their junior and senior years andcomplete two years of course work in an approved professionalprogram.Students in these programs are exempted from therequirement that the last 30 hours be taken at WSC.Clinical Laboratory Science Concentration: 12 hour core +43 hours + Clinical yearMAT 180 Applied Probability and Statistics (3) must be takenfor the Block 2 Mathematics General Education requirement.BIO 220 Human Anatomy..........................................4320 Molecular Genetics......................................4340 Human Physiology.......................................4385 Microbiology................................................4486 Immunology.................................................2CHE 107 General Chemistry II....................................4208 Intro Organic Chem......................................4301 Introduction to Clinical Chemistry..............1326 Biochemistry I..............................................4MAT 121 College Algebra............................................3Elective courses numbered 300 or abovefrom any department..........................................................9HSC 498 Professional Clinical Year Experienceat an Affiliated Hospital...................................................30A minimum of 95 semester hours is required prior to theclinical year. No minor is required.The Clinical Laboratory Science Program satisfies therequirements and standards established by the NationalAccrediting Agency for Clinical Laboratory Sciences(NAACLS).Sequence of Clinical Laboratory Science Program:1. Freshman year: Declare the major and begin taking therequired courses with counsel of advisor.2. Sophomore year: Continue courses in the requiredsequence.3. Junior year: Make application to the affiliated hospital(hospitals) of your choice.4. Senior year: Register at WSC for HSC 498 (no tuitionrequirements) and complete the course work at one of ouraffiliates.5. Make application for graduation to the Records &Registration Office at WSC a semester before the expecteddate of graduation.Mortuary Science Concentration: 12 hour core + 41 hours+ Clinical year.MAT 121 College Algebra (3) must be taken as the Block 2Mathematics General Education requirement.PSY 101 General Psychology (3) and SOC 110 Introductionto Anthropology (3) must be taken as part of the Block 3 SocialSciences General Education requirement.BIO 220 Human Anatomy..........................................4340 Human Physiology.......................................4BUS 222 Business Law I.............................................3240 Accounting I.................................................3241 Accounting II................................................3CHE 107 General Chemistry II....................................4208 Intro Organic Chem......................................4PSY 316 Social Psychology........................................3Elective courses numbered 300 or abovefrom any department........................................................13HSC 498 Clinical Year at an affiliatedMortuary Science School..................................30A minimum of 95 semester hours is required prior to theProfessional Clinical Year at an affiliated Mortuary ScienceSchool.Sequence of Mortuary Science Program:1. Freshman year: Declare the major and begin taking therequired courses with the counsel of advisor.2. Sophomore year: Continue courses in the required sequence.Make application to an affiliate in the Professional TrainingSchools Inc.3. Junior year: Complete all necessary courses both thosein General Education and those required by the affiliate.Complete the application to the affiliate and secure approvalfrom the department chair.
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