Geospatial Science and Technology, Environmental Science and Management Concentration, B.S. Transfer MAP

Year 1 (Junior Year)

Fall - Semester 1 (16 Units)

Major: GSP 316 - Cartography Units: 4
Major: GSP 326 - Intermediate Remote Sensing Units: 3
Major: GSP 370 - Intermediate Geographic Information Science (GIS) Units: 3
Elective Units: 3
Major (Concentration) Elective and UD GE Area B: ESM 303 - Applied Natural History and Ecology Units: 4

Spring - Semester 2 (15 Units)

Major: GSP 318 - Geospatial Programming I Units: 3
Major: GSP 330 - Mobile Mapping Units: 3
Major: ESM 230 - Environmental Methods Units: 3
Major (Concentration) Elective^[1]
Elective Units: 3
Major (Concentration) Elective and UD GE Area D: ESM 305 - Environmental Conflict Resolution Units: 3 ^[3]

Year 2 (Senior Year)

Fall - Semester 3 (14 Units)

Major (Core) Restricted Elective: GSP 416 - Advanced Cartography Design Seminar Units: 4 ^[2]
Major (Core) Restricted Elective: GSP 418 - Geospatial Programming II Units: 3 ^[2]
Major: ESM 410W - Geospatial Capstone Units: 4
UD GE Area C: Arts and Humanities Units: 3

Spring - Semester 4 (15 Units)

Major (Concentration) Elective: GSP 470 - Advanced Geospatial Analysis and Modeling Units: 3
Major (Concentration) Elective ^[1]Units: 3
Major (Concentration) Elective ^[1]Units: 3
Major (Core) Restricted Elective ^[2] Units: 3
Elective Units: 3

Major Notes:

This two-year map assumes a transfer student has completed the equivalent of GSP 101 , GSP 216 , GSP 270 , (GEOG 105 or GEOG 106 ), MATH 101T , and STAT 109 .

^[1] Take one of the approved elective courses for the Environmental Science and Management concentration. See the program description for options. A total of 18 units are required.

^[2]Take one of the core upper division restricted electives. See the program description for options. A total of 10 units are required.

^[3] Other options may not double-count for GE. If another option is selected, take a GE in place of an elective.

Transfer Notes

Complete enough units to reach the total of 120 units required for the degree.
Complete two Diversity and Common Ground (DCG) courses, at least one course must have a domestic focus (DCG-domestic). Look for General Education courses that double-count for DCG.
Complete 9 units upper division General Education (3 units each areas B, C and D); and any lower division GE or American Institutions (US History and US/CA Government) courses not taken prior to transfer.
Complete the Graduation Writing Assessment Requirement (GWAR); some GWAR courses double-count for upper division General Education areas C and D.
See the Cal Poly Humboldt catalog for course descriptions as well as, major, general education, American Institutions, and Diversity & Common Ground requirements.
For more information regarding guaranteed transfer credit, see Associate Degrees for Transfer (ADT).
For more information regarding transfer credit, visit the Office of the Registrar.