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Environmental Science & Policy
	• ESP 123 - Quantitative Reasoning and the Environment
	• ESP 125 - Introduction to Environmental Ecology
	• ESP 126 - Introduction to Environmental Ecology Laboratory
	• ESP 131 - Northern Forest Canoe Trail
	• ESP 150 - Environmental Science Field Immersion Session
	• ESP 197 - Research Skills Lab
	• ESP 200 - Environmental Planning
	• ESP 203 - Environmental Communication
	• ESP 207 - Atmosphere: Science, Climate, and Change
	• ESP 220 - Introduction to Environmental Policy
	• ESP 250 - Soils and Land Use
	• ESP 260 - Soil and Water Conservation Engineering
	• ESP 275 - Energy Use and Societal Adaptation
	• ESP 280 - Research and Analytical Methods
	• ESP 303 - Wetlands Ecology
	• ESP 304 - Wetlands Ecology Laboratory
	• ESP 305 - Community Planning Workshop
	• ESP 308 - Global Environmental Problems and Sustainability
	• ESP 311 - Energy Efficiency
	• ESP 313 - Renewable Energy
	• ESP 326 - Environmental Economics
	• ESP 327 - Natural Resource Economics
	• ESP 340 - Environmental Regulations
	• ESP 341 - Freshwater Science
	• ESP 350 - Environmental Entomology
	• ESP 360 - Water Quality Assessment and Control
	• ESP 375 - Environmental Risk Assessment and Management
	• ESP 389 - Teaching Practicum
	• ESP 400 - Internship
	• ESP 401 - Environmental Impact Assessment and Lab
	• ESP 412 - Field Ecosystem Ecology
	• ESP 413 - Forest Ecology
	• ESP 417 - Site Planning and Assessment
	• ESP 421 - Natural Resource Policy
	• ESP 445 - Environmental Education and Interpretation
	• ESP 450 - Research Practicum
	• ESP 475 - Topics in Environmental Science
	• ESP 489 - Grant Writing Seminar
Food Studies Program
	• FSP 100 - Introduction to Food Systems
	• FSP 200 - Food, Power and Social Justice
	• FSP 215 - Entrepreneurship and the Business of Food
	• FSP 225 - Topics in Food Studies
	• FSP 300 - Food: History, Culture, Politics
	• FSP 310 - Food and the Environment
	• FSP 311 - Food Planning and Policy
	• FSP 320 - Poverty and Hunger
	• FSP 395 - Internship in Food Studies
	• FSP 396 - Food Studies Independent Study and Research
French
	• FRE 101 - Beginning French I
	• FRE 102 - Beginning French II
	• FRE 150 - Language Table
	• FRE 201 - Intermediate French I
	• FRE 202 - Intermediate French II
	• FRE 300 - Building Fluency in French
	• FRE 301 - Practical French I
	• FRE 302 - Practical French II
	• FRE 416 - The Linguistic Structure of French
Game Design Studies
	• GDS 100 - Game Design I: Introduction
	• GDS 200 - Game Design II: Collaborative Concepts, Tools and Processes
	• GDS 300 - Game Design III: Practicum in Theory & Application
General Engineering
	• EGN 101 - Introduction to Engineering
	• EGN 160 - Introduction to Programming: The C Language
	• EGN 181 - Engineering Tools: Mathematica
	• EGN 182 - Engineering Tools: SolidWorks
	• EGN 183 - Engineering Tools: LabView
	• EGN 184 - Engineering Tools: Industrial Power
	• EGN 185 - Engineering Tools: C++ Programming
	• EGN 186 - Engineering Tools: MATLAB
	• EGN 187 - Engineering Tools: Circuit Simulation
	• EGN 188 - Engineering Tools: Materials Processing
	• EGN 248 - Introduction to Differential Equations and Linear Algebra
	• EGN 260 - Materials Science for Engineers
	• EGN 304 - Engineering Economics
	• EGN 317 - Introduction to Robotics
	• EGN 325 - Control Systems
	• EGN 329 - Electromechanical and Control Systems Laboratory
	• EGN 394 - Engineering Internship
	• EGN 401 - Senior Design Project I and the Engineering Profession
	• EGN 402 - Senior Design Project II
	• EGN 403 - Advanced Design Project
	• EGN 446 - Micro Electromechanical Systems
	• EGN 481 - Engineering Statistics
	• EGN 482 - Engineering Problem Solving
	• EGN 484 - Lean Six Sigma
	• EGN 497 - Independent Study
	• EGN 498 - Advanced Topics in Engineering
Geography
	• GEO 101 - Human Geography
	• GEO 102 - Physical Geography
	• GEO 103 - Human-Environmental Geography
	• GEO 104 - World-Regional Geography
	• GEO 105 - Society, Environment, and Change
	• GEO 107 - Maps and Math
	• GEO 108 - Introduction to ArcGIS
	• GEO 120 - Geography of Maine
	• GEO 170 - Global History: Mapping the World Across Cultures
	• GEO 203 - Urban & Regional Development
	• GEO 204 - Coastal and Marine Geography
	• GEO 209 - Introduction to Land Use Planning
	• GEO 210 - Planning Maine Communities: Current Issues & Directions
	• GEO 255 - Making a Living: Workers in a Global Economy

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