Sustainable Development

Course Code:
SUS 555
Course Group(s):
Degree Applicable, MSNRC: Sustainable Communities
Course Description:

This course is primarily concerned with the continued challenges and opportunities of finding sustainable patterns and processes of development within the international community for the future.  This course also provides a historic look at the demographic pressure on renewable and non-renewable resources and demonstrates the need for management strategies.  Management of both resource supply and demand is considered.  Sustainable resource management methods are applied to specific resources including soil, water, minerals, forests, energy, and food.  The inter-relationship and sustainability between natural and cultural resources are studied. (3 hours lecture).  Completes General Education Requirements: WC-I, LAS.

Credit:
3
Prerequisites:

Junior standing.

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