Upper Division GE Area B: Scientific Inquiry and Quantitative Reasoning

Upper Division Area B Courses

• ANTH 318 - Human Development in Evolutionary Perspective Unit(s): 3
• ASTR 303 - Life in the Universe Unit(s): 3
• ASTR 305 - Frontiers in Astronomy Unit(s): 3
• ASTR 350 - Cosmology Unit(s): 3
• BIOL 311 - Sexually Transmitted Diseases Unit(s): 3
• BIOL 321 - Molecular Biology, Cell Biology & Physiology Unit(s): 4
• CHEM 300 - Chemistry in Sustainability Unit(s): 3
• CHEM 301 - Racism, Sexism and Bias in Science Unit(s): 3
• CS 454 - Theory of Computation Unit(s): 4
• ES 301 - Disruptive Technologies That Change the World Unit(s): 3
• EE 345 - Probability and Statistics for Engineers Unit(s): 3
• GEOL 301 - Natural History of the Hawaiian Islands Unit(s): 3
• GEOL 302 - Climate Change Unit(s): 3
• GEOL 303 - Advanced Principles of Geology Unit(s): 4
• GEOL 311 - Sedimentary Geology Unit(s): 4
• KIN 317 - Nutrition for Physical Activity & Health Unit(s): 3
• MATH 300A - Elementary Number Systems Unit(s): 3
• MATH 465 - Experimental Design and Regression Analysis Unit(s): 4
• MATH 470 - Mathematical and Statistical Modeling Unit(s): 4
• NURS 310 - Nursing Research and Evidence Based Practice Unit(s): 3
• PHYS 300 - Physics of Music Unit(s): 3
• PHYS 342 - Light and Color Unit(s): 3
• SOCI 301 - Statistics for Sociologists Unit(s): 4
• CHEM 401 - Senior Integrated Lab Unit(s): 3

Learning Outcomes

Upon completion of the Upper Division GE Area B requirement, students will be able to:

• Interpret, evaluate, and employ quantitative analysis and arguments
   
• Synthesize and apply theoretical and practical perspectives from multiple disciplines to develop and understanding of complex issues
   
• Apply knowledge, skills, and multiple perspectives in new situations to analyze and formulate solutions to complex problems with confidence and creativity