INTEGRATED SCIENCE PROGRAM

Students majoring in ISP who wish to complete a second major in biological sciences should fulfill the following requirements in place of the usual requirements for the major in biology:

• They may not substitute ISP 398 for any biology or chemistry course in the ISP curriculum.
• Chemistry 212-2 (Organic Chemistry)

In addition, they must also complete the following requirements for the concentration.

Biochemistry & Biophysics

• Biol 323 Bioinformatics
• Biol 361 Protein Structure and Function
• Biol 363 Biophysics

Genetics & Genomics

• 390 Advanced Molecular Biology
• Two of:  378, 392, 393, 395

Molecular & Developmental Neurobiology

• Biol 302 Fundamentals of Neurobiology
• Biol 303 Molecular Neurobiology
• One of :Biol 304, 305, 326

Cell Biology & Physiology

• Biol 315 Advanced Cell Biology
• Biol 325  Animal Physiology
• One of:  327, 328, 344, 355

Plant Biology

• Biol 330 Plant Biology
• Biol 349 Plant Community Ecology
• One of:  336, 339, 346, 350

For more information, please contact Dr. Gary Galbreath in the Undergraduate Program in Biological Sciences.

Students majoring in ISP who wish to complete a second major in chemistry may not substitute ISP 398 for any chemistry course in the ISP curriculum, and must take these courses:

• Core Program
  • Chem 212-2,3 Organic Chemistry
  • Chem 220 Instrumental Analysis
  • Chem 333 Inorganic Chemistry
  • Chem 350-1,2,3 Advanced Lab
• Concentration
  • Two courses from selected area

For more information, please contact Dr. Fred Northrup in the Department of Chemistry.

Students majoring in ISP who also wish to complete a second major in computing science are required to take the following courses:

• Core Requirements
  • COMP_SCI 101 Intro to Computer Science
  • COMP_SCI 111 Computer Programming I
  • COMP_SCI 211 Computer Programming II
  • COMP_SCI 212 Discrete Math
  • COMP_SCI 213 Intro to Computer Systems
  • COMP_SCI 214 Intro to Data Structures
• Breadth Requirements
  • Five courses, one each in Theory, Systems, AI, Interfaces, and Software Development
• Project Work Requirement
  • Two quarters of ISP 398 or 399 approved by both ISP and CS adviser

For more information, please contact the CS Undergraduate Program Director.

Students majoring in ISP who wish also to complete a major in earth and planetary sciences must fulfill the following requirements in place of the usual requirements for the major in earth and planetary sciences.

• Earth 201-0 Surface Processes
• 3 300-level courses which must include one from "Analytical/Instrumentation/Field" skills category OR from "Spatial Reasoning" skills category.
• 1 additional 300-level course which may be Earth 399 or a 400-level course.

For more information, please contact Professor Yarrow Axford in the Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences.

Students majoring in ISP who wish to complete a second major in environmental sciences should fulfill the following requirements in place of the usual requirements for the major in environmental sciences. They may not substitute ISP 398 or Envr_Sci 399 for Math 383 and must take the following additional courses:

• Envr_Sci 201, 202, 203
• 4 advanced studies courses at the 300-level (3 from the science list and 1 from the environment and society list)
• 1 quarter of 399 may be substituted for 1 course from the science list

For more information, please contact Professor Andrew Jacobson in the Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences.

Students majoring in ISP who wish to complete a second major in mathematics may not substitute ISP 398 for any mathematics or statistics course in the ISP curriculum, and must, in addition complete one of the complete sequences:

• Math 320-1,2,3 Real Analysis or 321-1,2,3 MENU: Real Analysis
• Math 330-1,2,3 Abstract Algebra or 331-1,2,3 MENU: Abstract Algebra

It is highly recommended (but not required) that ISP students planning graduate work in mathematics take both a real analysis (320/321) and an algebra (330/331) sequence.
For more information, please contact Dr. Michael Stein in the Department of Mathematics.

Neurosci (previously Biol Sci) 311 may substitute for Neurosci 202.

It is possible to complete a double major in Neuroscience with an Allied Field of Computation and Systems Modeling and ISP by completing the following five courses in addition to Neurosci 202.

• Biol Sci 217
• Two Neuroscience electives with a primary focus on human behavior and the human brain
• Two Neuroscience elective with a primary focus on molecular, cellular, and systems level mechanisms of brain function

For more information, please contact Dr. Valerie Kilman in the Department of Neurobiology.

Students majoring in ISP who wish to complete a second major in physics or astronomy may not substitute ISP 398 for any physics, astronomy, or math course in the ISP curriculum, and must complete six additional upper-level courses:

• One lab course from Astron 321; Physics 357, 358, 359, 360.
• Physics 330-1,2 or 333-1,2
• Three 300-level physics or astronomy courses other than Physics 311-1/2, 335, 398, 399 and Astron 399 and those required by ISP.

For more information, please contact Dr. David Taylor in the Department of Physics and Astronomy.