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Apr 24-28
Water pollution, local regional, global air pollution
15-17
Lab:
J. Clark Salyer National Wildlife Refuge
May 1-5
Global Air Pollution, Municipal Waste , economics
17,18,19
Lab:
Turtle Mountain-Lake Metigoshe Field Trip
FINAL EXAM: Wednesday May 10, 12:00-2:00
General Education Goals/Objectives:
Goal 1: Explains the interrelationships between humans and their environment and the role of
science in their lives
Goal 2: Demonstrates knowledge and application of technology
Relationship to Campus Theme:
Technological/science developments are discussed in relationship to Global Warming, and air
and water pollution and other environmental issues.
Green Revolution and humanity discussed with future considerations
Genetic engineering, technological developments in environmental monitoring
Classroom Policies:
Regular attendance and participation in lab and lecture is expected.
All make-up exams will include a significant essay/short answer component and must be
made up within one week of the students return to class unless prior arrangements
have been made.
Academic Integrity:
Cheating on a test, quiz, or other assessment results in zero points for the
assessment.
Disabilities and Special Needs: Any accommodations due to a learning disability must come through
the Dakota College Learning Center. If you have a diagnosed learning disability,
you need to contact the Learning Center in Thatcher 1104 or phone (701) 228-
5477.