»Natural Sciences Inquiry Classes
This page lists all the classes that you can take to fulfill the Natural Sciences
Inquiry at Chapman University. The Natural Sciences Inquiry: is part of the Liberal Arts and Sciences Focus, a General Education requirement at Chapman; is designed to introduce you to topics in the sciences and give you the opportunity
to engage in scientific exploration, and requires you to take one class in total.
BIOL 102 Forensics
BIOL 123 Beyond Jurassic World: The Science of DNA and Dinosaurs
BIOL 145 Intro to Application in Computational Science
BIOL 156 Hormones and Society
BIOL 204 From Molecules to Cells: Evolution of Life on Earth (Gen Biol I)
BIOL 205 Evolution and Diversity of Multicellular Organisms (Gen Biol II)
CHEM 101 Chemistry of Life In Living and Nonliving Systems
CHEM 103 Chemistry of Health
CHEM 105 Chemistry of Environmental Issues
CHEM 140 General Chemistry I
CHEM 150 General Chemistry II
ENV 101 Introduction to Environmental Science
ENV 103 Introduction to Earth Systems
ENV 111 Physical Geology
ENV 112 Introduction to Hazards and Global and Environmental Change
ENV 224 Introduction to Restoration Ecology
ENV 231 Observing Earth from Above: Using NASA Satellite Data for Real-Time Environmental
Monitoring
ENV 234 The Energy Problem
FSN 120 Introduction to Food Science
FSN 170 Nutrition and Human Physiology
FSN 200 Nutrition for Life
HON 310 Experiencing Forms and Colors: Goethe’s Approach to Science
HON 317 Darwin's Evolutionary Theory: The Science and the Controversy
HON 319 Dinosaurs: In Science and Media
HON 353 The Algorithmic Self: How AI Shapes Our Choices
HON 374 Philosophy of Science: Interdisciplinary Applications
HON 376 Sustainability in an Unsustainably Structured World
HON 389 Origins
PHIL 351 Philosophy of Quantum Theory
PHIL 365 Philosophy and Neuroscience of Free Will
PHYS 101 General Physics I
PHYS 102 General Physics II
PHYS 107 General Physics for the Life Sciences I, Lecture and Laboratory
PHYS 108 General Physics for the Life Sciences II, Lecture and Laboratory
PHYS 117 Beauty of Physics
PHYS 145 Introduction to Applications in Computational Science
PSY 365 Philosophy and Neuroscience of Free Will
