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College of Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Sciences

ENSC 321 – Environmental Case Studies (3)

Develops professional and scientific writing abilities through the analysis of current issues in environmental science. Integrates and applies multiple aspects of environmental problem solving, including diagnosis of issues, articulation of solutions, and communication of recommendations in a policy or management context. This course may be subject to Enforced Prerequisites that restrict registration into the course. Check the offerings below for more information.

Course Attributes
CoreEd-Writing Intensive, WIC
Core, Skills, WIC

For more information, contact OSU Ecampus at 800-667-1465 (option 1) or ecampus.ess@oregonstate.edu.

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Term	CRN	Sec	Cr	P/N	Instructor	Type	Status	Cap	Avail	WL Cap	WL Avail
Sp26	58457	400	3		Engels, J.	Online	Waitlisted	25	0	10	7
	Registration Restrictions Recommended: WR 121Z and one year of college biology; critical thinking, problem solving, and writing skills
	Syllabus: Available in Canvas to students enrolled in this course.
Sp26	61866	401	3		Mc Fadden, T.	Online	Waitlisted	25	0	5	5
	Registration Restrictions Recommended: WR 121Z and one year of college biology; critical thinking, problem solving, and writing skills
	Syllabus: Available in Canvas to students enrolled in this course.
Su26	72275	400	3		Massad, T.	Online	Open	20	20	10	10
	Registration Restrictions Major Restrictions: +657 (Environmental Sciences) Recommended: WR 121Z and one year of college biology; critical thinking, problem solving, and writing skills
	Class Notes: Jun 22-Sep 4Session 1No Campus restrictions for this section   [ Textbooks]
	Syllabus: Available in Canvas to students enrolled in this course.
	Session: Full Term
F26	17281	400	3		Massad, T.	Online	Open	25	25	5	5
	Registration Restrictions Recommended: WR 121Z and one year of college biology; critical thinking, problem solving, and writing skills Campus Restrictions: +B, +DSC (Casc, Dist. Degree Corvallis Student)
	Class Notes: Students in ENSC 321 will develop research, problem solving, and writing skills through the analysis of one or more current interdisciplinary environmental issues. In this course section, we will focus on the United Nations Decade on Ecosystem Restoration and learn to write for scientists, policymakers, and the general public while studying principles of ecological restoration. Campus restrictions extend beyond Monday of Week 10
	Syllabus: Available in Canvas to students enrolled in this course.