Fall 2019
Seats available in ENST courses
The ENST department has some courses available this fall with plenty of seats still open!
Look at the Schedule of Classes on Testudo for full course descriptions and times.
Many of these courses (specifically the 3-credit upper level courses) could be appropriate Restricted Electives; be sure to contact the faculty advisor for your concentration (and copy me) when seeking approval.
ENST281 section 0102 Computer Aided Design in Ecology (2 credits)**
ENST403 section 0101 Invasive Species Ecology (3 credits)
ENST456 section 0101 Spatial Analysis & Ecological Sampling (3 credits)
ENST499A section 0101 Groundwater Hydrology (3 credits)
NST499L section 0101 Groundwater Use in the Developing World (1 credit)**
** Although they won't count as REs, these 1- and 2- credit courses give you an opportunity to pick up some new skills and expertise without the time commitment of a regular 3-credit class!
Questions about these courses, including permission to take them, should be directed to Ms. Shannon Pederson (shannonp@umd.edu).
Seats available in ENST courses
The ENST department has some courses available this fall with plenty of seats still open!
Look at the Schedule of Classes on Testudo for full course descriptions and times.
Many of these courses (specifically the 3-credit upper level courses) could be appropriate Restricted Electives; be sure to contact the faculty advisor for your concentration (and copy me) when seeking approval.
ENST281 section 0102 Computer Aided Design in Ecology (2 credits)**
ENST403 section 0101 Invasive Species Ecology (3 credits)
ENST456 section 0101 Spatial Analysis & Ecological Sampling (3 credits)
ENST499A section 0101 Groundwater Hydrology (3 credits)
NST499L section 0101 Groundwater Use in the Developing World (1 credit)**
** Although they won't count as REs, these 1- and 2- credit courses give you an opportunity to pick up some new skills and expertise without the time commitment of a regular 3-credit class!
Questions about these courses, including permission to take them, should be directed to Ms. Shannon Pederson (shannonp@umd.edu).