Core Courses STS 201 Introduction to STS PHL 483 Philosophy of Science STS 461 STS Capstone 12 Units from Curricular Requirements of a Minor in Biological Sciences, Chemistry, Computer Science, Geological Sciences, Physics, Mathematics, Statistics, Comparative Systems Analysis, Computer Information Systems, or Regenerative Studies History of Science & Technology. One 4-unit course from the following: ANT 380, CHM 306, CSA 300, HST 408, HST 421, HST 423, MU 310, PHY 306 Social & Cultural Studies of Science & Technology One 4-unit course from the following: AGR 311, EGR/EIS/SCI 475, EWS 425, IGE 320, PHY 301, RS 301, RS 303, RS 450 Ethics & Policy of Science & Technology One 4-unit course from the following: AG 401, BIO 300, BIO 304, CS 375, EGR 402, EGR 403, EGR /BUS 445, FST 325, GEO 413, GSC 320, GSC 350, IA/FN 445, PHL 330, PHL 433, URP 475 Science, Technology, and Society Minor Curriculum (see reverse for Major Curriculum) In addition to the sts major ( 180 units ) the University also offers sts as a minor ( 36 units ). contact information Director: Peter Ross Associate Professor, Philosophy Department 909-869-3036 | [email protected] science, technology, and society ( sts ) is an interdisciplinary program of study which integrates knowledge in the natural sciences and in technology as well as in history, philosophy, sociology, economics, political science, geography, and anthropology. sts examines the goals and practices of science and technology, including how such goals and practices are affected by economic, cultural, and political events, and conversely, how these events are in turn affected by developments in science and technology. demand for sts majors: The sts major prepares students for jobs which require scientific and technological literacy as well as a broad perspective on science and technology and an ability to write and argue from this perspective. Such jobs include those in science and tech law, journalism, business, public interest advocacy, and public policy making.
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Core CoursesSTS 201 Introduction to STS PHL 483 Philosophy of Science STS 461 STS Capstone
12 Units from Curricular Requirements of a Minorin Biological Sciences, Chemistry, Computer Science, Geological Sciences, Physics, Mathematics, Statistics, Comparative Systems Analysis, Computer Information Systems, or Regenerative Studies
History of Science & Technology. One 4-unit course from the following: ANT 380, CHM 306, CSA 300, HST 408, HST 421, HST 423, MU 310, PHY 306
Social & Cultural Studies of Science & TechnologyOne 4-unit course from the following: AGR 311, EGR/EIS/SCI 475, EWS 425, IGE 320, PHY 301, RS 301, RS 303, RS 450
Ethics & Policy of Science & Technology One 4-unit course from the following: AG 401, BIO 300, BIO 304, CS 375, EGR 402, EGR 403, EGR /BUS 445, FST 325, GEO 413, GSC 320, GSC 350, IA/FN 445, PHL 330, PHL 433, URP 475
Science, Technology, and Society Minor Curriculum (see reverse for Major Curriculum)In addition to the sts major (180 units) theUniversity also offers sts as a minor ( 36 units).
contact informationDirector: Peter RossAssociate Professor, Philosophy Department909-869-3036 | [email protected]
science, technology, and society (sts) is an interdisciplinary program of study which integrates knowledge in the natural sciences and in technology as well as in history, philosophy, sociology, economics, political science, geography, and anthropology. sts examines the goals and practices of science and technology, including how such goals and practices are affected by economic, cultural, and political events, and conversely, how these events arein turn affected by developments in science and technology.
demand for sts majors: The sts major prepares students for jobs which require scientific and technological literacy as well as a broad perspective on science and technology and an ability to write and argue from this perspective. Such jobs include those in science and tech law, journalism, business, public interest advocacy, and public policy making.
California State Polytechnic University, PomonaDegree Curriculum Sheet
Evaluator ______________________GWT Satisfied _____Yes ____No
Required Core CoursesCourse Units
Required Support CoursesCourse Units
General Education Requirements
Elective Core CoursesCourse Units
No more than 105 community college quarter units or 36 extension credit quarter units may be applied toward a Bachelor’s degree.A minimum 2.0 cumulative GPA is required in core (including option) courses, Cal Poly Pomona courses, and overall work completed in order to receive a degree in this major.
Introduction to STS STS 201 4Ethical Consideration in Tech. & Appl Sci. EGR 402 4History of Am. Sci. & Tech. HST 408 4Philosophy of Science PHL 483 4Technology and Society SOC 440 4STS Capstone Seminar STS 461 4STS Senior Project STS 462 3STS Senior Project STS 463 3
Logic and Computing (B4) CS/PHL 218 4 Area A Communication & Critical Thinking 121 Oral Communication2 Written Communication3 Critical Thinking
Area B Mathematics & Natural Sciences 16Select at least one lab course from sub-area 1 or 2.
1 Physical Science2 Biological Science3 Laboratory Activity4 Math/Quantitative Reasoning5 Science & Technology Synthesis
Area C Humanities 161 Visual and Performing Arts2 Philosophy and Civilization3 Literature and Foreign Language4 Humanities Synthesis
Area D Social Sciences 201 U.S. History, Constitution, American Ideals2 History, Economics and Political Science3 Sociology, Anthropology, Ethnic & Gender Studies4 Social Science Synthesis
Area E Lifelong Understanding & Self Development 4
Area Units
History of Science & TechnologySelect 1 course from the following: 4History of Antropology Theory ANT 380 (4)History & Philosphy of Chemistry CHM 306 (4)History & Philosophy of Systems Sci. CSA 300 (4)The Scientific Revolution HST 421 (4)Modern Sci. in World History HST 423 (4)Technology in World History HST 432 (4)History of Mathematics MAT 306 (4)History of Technology in Music MU 310 (4)History of Physics PHY 306 (4)History and Systems PSY 410 (4)
Social and Cultural Studies of Science & TechnologySelect 2 courses from the following: 8Plants and Civilization AGR 311 (4)Environment, Tech & Culture ANT 350 (4)Plants and People BOT 307/307A (3/1)Literature of Sci. and Fiction ENG 222 (4)Beyond Curie: Women in Math EGR/EIS/SCI 475 (4)Gender, Identity, & Technology EWS 425 (4)Environmental Geography GEO 330/330A (3/1)Visions of Sci. & Technology IGE 320 (4)Energy and Society PHY 301 (4)Physics of Everyday Experience PHY 302 (4)Life Support Processes RS 301 (4)Global Regenerative Systems RS 302 (4)Organization for Regenerative Practices RS 303 (4)Sustainable Communities RS 450 (4)Social Change SOC 340 (4)
Ethics and Policy of Science & TechnologySelect 2 courses from the following: 7 - 8Ethical Issues in Food, Ag & Apparel Industries AG 401 (4)Genetics & Human Issues BIO 300 (4)Environment & Society BIO 304 (4)Chemistry in Life, Civilization, & World CHM 210 (4)Computers and Society CS 375 (4)
Total Units 30
American InstitutionsCourses that satisfy this requirement may also satisfy G.E. Area 8D1
American Cultural Perspectives RequirementRefer to catalog for list of courses that satisfy this requirements. 4Course may also satisfy major, minor, GE, or unrestricted electiverequirements.
Total Units 4
See next column
Total Units 68Unrestricted Electives 8-31 Select a sufficient number of courses so that the total from “Elective Core ”, “Required Support”, “Restricted Support”, “Other Requirements”, “GE”, and “Unrestricted Electives” is at least 150 units.
Unrestricted ElectivesCourse Units
Total Units 8-31
Plan (Major) Science, Technology, and Society Catalog Year 2009-2010 Name___________________________________________Subplan/Option _____________________________________________ Minimum Units Required 180 Student ID ________________________________________
Elective Core Courses (continued)Course Units
Total Units 19-20
Elective Support CoursesUnits
Total Units 7-8
Select 1 course from the following: 3 - 4Statistics with Applications (B4) STA 120 (4)Statistical Methods in Engineering & Phys. Sci. STA 309 (3)Select 1 course from the following: 4Ways of Doing: The Industrial Age IGE 222 (4)Principles of Sociology (D3) SOC 201 (4)
Other RequirementsA Qualifying Minor (i.e. a minor in Biological Sciences, Chemistry, 29-42Computer Science, Geological Sciences, Physics, Mathematics, Statistics, Comparative Systems Analysis, or Computer InformationSystems)
Units
Total Units 29-42
The following required support courses should be taken to satisfy theindicated GE Requirements to achieve the minimum units to degree listedat the top of this sheet.Course GE AreaLogic and Computing PHL 218 B4
or Statistics with Appications STA 120 (B4)Principles of Sociology SOC 201 D3
The remaining GE requirements may be satisfied by any course approved forthat area.
Course
Continued 7 - 8Seminar in Natural Resource Economics EC 429 (4)Seminar in Environmental Economics EC 435 (4)Air Resource Management EC 436 (4)Waste Management EC 438 (4)Water Resource Management EC 439 (4) Industry Studies EC 441 (4)Asset Allocation in Technical Decision Making EGR 403 (4)Role of Design Professionals in Society EGR/BUS 445 (4)Politics of Food & Agriculture FMA 313 (3)Food Safety and Current Issues FST 325 (4)Environmental Law GEO 413 (4)Studies of a Blue Planet GSC 320 (4)Natural Disasters GSC 350 (4)Agriculture and International Development FN/IA 445 (4)Ethics, Environment & Society PHL 330 (4)Bioethics PHL 433 (4)Understanding Rationality through Urban Pln URP 302 (4)Planning Policy Analysis URP 334/334A (2/2) Cities in a Global Economy URP 475 (4)Environmental Factors in Regional Planning URP 487 (4)
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