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What is a science elective?

Jeremy Anderson

What is a science elective?

Science Elective is defined as a science course from a field that is not Chemistry or Physics that expands the student’s understanding of the nature of an aspect of Civil Engineering. Courses in addition to those listed may be used to meet this requirement with the approval of the Civil Engineering Faculty.

What are examples of science electives?

Physical and Biological Science Electives

  • Anthropology 1, C100, C103, 107, 134, 135.
  • Astronomy 3, 7A, 7B, 10, C10, C12, C162.
  • Biology 1B.
  • Chemistry 12B+, 103, 104A, 104B, 105, 108, 113, 114, 115, 120B, 121, 122, 125, C130, 135, 143, 146, C147, C150, C182, C191, 192, H194, 196.
  • Civil and Environmental Engineering C106, C116.

What elective courses mean?

Electives are courses a student takes by choice. While electives are required for graduation, the specific elective courses a student takes are chosen by the student. Electives can be: Subjects that are always elective courses, such as Home Economics.

Which is optional subject in science?

The board offers many choices, but the most commonly-opted for optional subjects with science are: Medical – Psychology, Biotechnology, Mathematics, Economics, Home Science, Fine Arts, Physical Education. Non-Medical – Computer Science, Economics, Physical Education, Engineering Drawing, Fine Arts, Psychology.

What is a math elective?

Elective math classes can vary wildly by school, but may include computer math, math applications, and math literacy. These tend to focus on more real-world applications of math and may be taken by those outside the STEM field.

What are optional subjects in science?

Good Science Optional Subjects:

  • Animal husbandry and Veterinary Science.
  • Anthropology.
  • Botany.
  • Civil Engineering.
  • Chemistry.
  • Medical Science.
  • Physics.
  • Zoology.

Why are electives important?

What benefits do electives provide students? Elective courses offer moments where students get to explore and possibly discover new interests or skills they didn’t know they have. Electives provide creative outlets, and can offer a stress relief during the day for some kids who might struggle with academic courses.

Which optional is best for science students?