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PROGRAMME YEAR 1 120 Credit PointsFirst Half-SessionSecond Half-SessionCourse CodeCourse TitleCredit PointsCourse CodeCourse TitleCredit PointsGL 1004The Natural Environment Through Geological Time20CM 1506Chemistry 1B: Applications In The Real World20BI 1004Organismal Biology20BI 1508Ecology and Environmental Science20TS 1001Tools For Science (See Note (i))20GL 1503The Materials Forming Our Dynamic Earth20One of the two courses listed below:BI 15P1Introduction to Soils (see Note (vi))20CM 1010Chemistry 1A: Fundamentals20CM 1011Essentials Of Chemistry20 PROGRAMME YEAR 2 120 Credit PointsFirst Half-SessionSecond Half-SessionCourse CodeCourse TitleCredit PointsCourse CodeCourse TitleCredit PointsGL 2012Laboratory and Field Techniques15GG 2505Mapping The Environment15BI 2005Foundation Skills for Life Sciences15GL 2501Sedimentology15The course listed below is recommendedSS 2504Introduction to Soils (See Note (vi))20BI 2001Community Ecology15Further courses of choice agreed with Adviser to a total of 120 credit points PROGRAMME YEAR 3 120 Credit PointsFirst Half-SessionSecond Half-SessionCourse CodeCourse TitleCredit PointsCourse CodeCourse TitleCredit PointsBI 3007Experimental Design, Analysis and Presentation15EV 3801Environmental Analysis15GL 3017Field Techniques 1 (Helmsdale)15PL 3901Forest Ecology and Soils Field Course7.5PL 3303Ecosystem Processes15SS 3008Global Soil Geography15Plus 5 Advanced Study Electives in Geology37.5 Please see over ! PROGRAMME YEAR 4  120 Credit PointsFirst Half-SessionSecond Half-SessionCourse CodeCourse TitleCredit PointsCourse CodeCourse TitleCredit PointsAdmission to level 4 of the Honours programme is conditional on obtaining passes equivalent to 120 credit points at level 3 in the courses specified for programme year 3EV 4005Environmental Science (Pollution And Reclamation Project)30BI 4803Ecological and Environmental Modelling15BI 4301Environmental Pollution15Plus 4 Advanced Study Electives in Geology30BI 4006Current Issues in Biological and Environmental Science1515 further credit points to be agreed with Adviser ADVANCED STUDY ELECTIVESCourse CodeCourse TitleCredit PointsGL 459BBasin Analysis7.5GL 459CGeochemistry7.5GL 459EEvolution7.5GL 459FPalaeoecology7.5GL 459GGeophysics7.5GL 459HHydrogeology7.5GL 459OOre Geology7.5GL 459PPetrophysics7.5GL 459RBulk Resources7.5GL 459SSedimentary Environments7.5GL 459VVolcanology7.5 Notesi.TS 1001 is strongly recommended for students with C or less in Maths or Physics at Higher (or equivalent) level. Students who do not take TS 1001 will be required to take an alternative 20 credit course.ii.Level 1 entry from 2001/02; level 2 from 2002/03; level 3 from 2003/04; level 4 from 2004/05iii.* Designated Programme: See Supplementary Regulation 4.1 (b)iv.A student may not include BI 15P1 in their curriculum if they have already completed SS 2002 / SS 2504 and may not include SS 2504 if they have already completed SS 2002.v.Attendance at team building course at Kindrogan (level 4) is required. This information whilst correct at the time of going to press, is subject to alteration without notice. 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