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Major: Renewable Resources Technology B. Tech.

School of Agriculture, Sustainability, Business and Entrepreneurship

Dean: Christopher L. Nyberg
Phone: (315) 684-6083
Email: nybergcl@morrisville.edu

Renewable Resources Technology B.Tech.

Academics > School of Agriculture, Sustainability, Business and Entrepreneurship

Course Description

Elementary Statistics

Topics include: Sampling methods; Graphical representation of data; Descriptive statistics; Normal distribution; Hypothesis testing; Confidence intervals; Nonparametric techniques; t-tests; Correlation and regression. Applications in the healthcare professions will be emphasized. Excel will be used for calculations and analysis. This course is appropriate for health care majors. Students may not take MATH 123 if credit has been received for MATH 141, or equivalent, without permission from instructor. Prerequisites: MAGN 101 (c or better) or equivalent, or placement into math 102 or higher 3 credits (3 lecture hours) These credits count toward the Math and or/Science (list B) requirements for graduation. Students who successfully complete MATH 123 will fulfill the SUNY General Education requirement for Mathematics.

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William S. Snyder
Chair - Environmental Sciences Department
(315) 684-6237
snyderw@morrisville.edu
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Admissions Requirements

Students admitted into this upper division baccalaureate program must posses an associate in applied science (A.A.S.) or equivalent degree with a minimum 2.20 grade point average (GPA). A student who does not meet the minimum GPA requirement may be admitted on conditional basis. An associate degree in Natural Resources, Environmental Science, Environmental Technology, Aquaculture and Aquatic Science or a closely related field is strongly recommended. An individual seeking to enroll in the Renewable Resources B.Tech. with an unrelated associate degree may be granted admittance on the condition that prerequisite course requirements (typically 15 credits) in natural resources, aquatic science, and environmental technology are met.

A student must also have demonstrated proficiency through MATH 102 Algebra and Trigonometry for completion of this program. All bachelor degree students must complete the State University of New York Board of Trustees mandated general education requirements (click here for the MSC list). Consult your academic advisor for specific details.

Graduation Requirements

Students in the renewable Resources major must complete ALL program requirements including a minimum of 120 credit hours of course work as well as the credits from the approved A.S. or A.A.S. degree program