Bachelor of Science in Urban and Regional Science Courses*
Approved by the Texas A&M Board of Regents
December 1, 2006, and Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board in
May 4, 2007.
Admissions to the BS-URS effective Fall Semester 2007 |
TEXAS A&M CORE AND ELECTIVE
COURSES |
| *=Courses required for admission to BS-URS upper division. |
Course
|
Title |
Credit
Hours |
ENGL 104*
|
Composition & Rhetoric |
3 |
ENGL 210*
|
Scientific & Technical Writing |
3 |
MATH 141 *
|
Business Mathematics I |
3 |
MATH 142 *
|
Business Mathematics II |
3 |
POLS 206*
|
American National Government |
3 |
POLS 207*
|
State & Local Government |
3 |
HIST elective
|
US History Elective |
3 |
HIST elective
|
US History Elective |
3 |
ENDS 150 or ARCH 345
|
History of Architecture OR Hist. Of Building Technology |
3 |
Natural Science Elective
|
(A&M Core Curric. elective) |
4 |
| Social Science Elective OR SOCI 205 |
(A&M Core Social Science elective OR "Introduction to Sociology") |
3 |
Humanities Elective
|
(A&M Core Curric. elective) |
3 |
KINE 198
|
Health & Fitness Activity |
1 |
KINE 199
|
Physical Activity |
1 |
SUM A&M Core Courses |
39 Credits |
Elective
|
A&M open elective or additional Emphasis Area Elective |
3 |
Elective
|
A&M open elective or additional Emphasis Area Elective |
3 |
Elective
|
A&M open elective or additional Emphasis Area Elective |
3 |
Elective
|
A&M open elective or additional Emphasis Area Elective |
3 |
BS-URBAN & REGIONAL SCIENCE -- CORE COURSES
|
| *=Courses required for admission to BS-URS upper division. |
| BS-URS LOWER DIVISION |
Course
|
Title |
Credit
Hours |
PLAN 365*
|
Introduction to Planning
|
3 |
PLAN 360*
|
Form & Function of the City
|
3 |
URSC 325*
|
Introduction to GIS
|
3 |
ECON 202
|
Principles of Economics
|
3 |
STAT 201*
|
Elementary Statistical Inference
|
3 |
Sociology elective
|
Select from SOCI: 230, 312, 314, 321, or 324
|
3 |
RENR 205*
|
Fundamentals of Ecology
|
3
|
| RENR 215 |
Fundamentals of Ecology Lab |
1
|
RENR 375
|
Conservation of Natural Resources
|
3
|
| BS-URS UPPER DIVISION |
Course
|
Title |
Credit
Hours |
URSC 305
|
Analytical Methods
|
3 |
PLAN 489
|
Introduction to Planning Law
|
3 |
LDEV 467
|
Principles of Land Development
|
3 |
URSC 336
|
Public & Private Infrastructure Funding
|
3 |
URSC 405
|
Urban & Regional Economic Development
|
3 |
URSC 469
|
Land Use & Infrastructure
|
3 |
PLAN/LAND 494
|
Professional Internship / Semester Away (See note below)
|
6 |
URSC 458
|
Plan Implementation & Administration
|
3 |
| URSC 493 |
Capstone Project |
5
|
SUM BS-URS Core Courses
|
57 Credits |
NOTE Re: SEMESTER AWAY (PLAN/LAND 494): Number of options available abroad,
at another university, internship, or special arrangement by advisor or instructor.
URBAN & REGIONAL SCIENCE EMPHASIS AREA
ELECTIVES |
4 Directed Electives
|
BS-URS Emphasis Area Electives
|
3 cr. X 4 courses = 12 cr. hours |
| There are 6 BS-URS specialty concentration areas: (listed
alphabetically)
|
| |
Hazard & Emergency Planning & Management |
|
| |
Housing, Economic & Urban Development |
|
| |
Health & Human Services Planning & Policy |
|
| |
Land Development |
|
| |
Landscape & Sustainable Urbanism |
|
| |
Spatial Analysis & Planning |
|
| Recommended courses for each concentration area are listed
separately. |
TOTAL CREDITS FOR GRADUATION
|
120 Credits |
Approved by the Texas A&M Board of Regents
December 1, 2006, and Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board in
May 4, 2007
Admissions to the BS-URS effective Fall Semester 2007.
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