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==Resources==
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===Science===
'''Science personnel''' provide the investigative research for ships and transmit that information back to Starfleet Command. Science personnel are also useful on landing parties for interpreting their surroundings.
* [[Stellar Cartography]]
** [[Star Classifications]]
* [[Planetary Classification]]
** [[Planetary Development Scale]]
* [[Chemicals & Particles]]
* [[Science Facilities]]


===Alien Races===
'''''Note:''' In Starfleet, the Sciences Division is not limited merely to the so-called hard sciences. Social sciences are also considered important by Starfleet to achieve its mission of exploration. Good examples of this kind of science officer in action are in the TOS episode "Who Mourns For Adonis," where we saw Carolyn Palamas acting as the "Archaeology & Anthropology" officer in the landing party. Another example was Hoshi Sato, who had a background in linguistics and thus wore the uniform of the Sciences Division even while serving as ship's communications officer.''
* [[Intelligent Lifeform Index]]
** [[Ferengi Rules of Acquisition]]
* [[T/E Rating System]]


==Science Cadet Requirements==
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Science personnel provide the investigative research for ships and transmit that information back to StarFleet Command. Science personnel are also useful on landing parties for interpreting their surroundings.


===Science Specializations===
===Science Specializations===
StarFleet requires the Sciences cadet to study at least two additional specializations in place of a minor. A number of specializations are accepted:  
Starfleet requires the Sciences cadet to study at least two specializations. A number of specializations are accepted:  
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If the cadet's chosen specialization is of a science not offered by the Academy, cadets can fulfill the requirement through a number of other academic institutions which utilize the same holographic distance-learning system the Academy uses.  
If the cadet's chosen specialization is of a science not offered by the Academy, cadets can fulfill the requirement through a number of other academic institutions which utilize the same holographic distance-learning system the Academy uses.
 
(Note that in the Trek era, "Sciences" are not limited merely to the so-called "hard" sciences. Social sciences are also considered important by StarFleet. Good examples of this kind of science officer in action are in the TOS episode "Who Mourns For Adonis", where we saw Carolyn Palamas acting as the "Archaeology & Anthropology" officer in the landing party. Another example was Marla McGivers, the Ship's Historian (and Khan's intended) from "Space Seed".)


===Science Major===
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* Specialization
* Specialization
** At least 10 courses.
** At least 10 courses.
===Science Minor===
Non-Science Majors interested in minoring in a particular subject offered by the Division of Arts & Sciences must complete at least 6 courses, all from that department and which are not already required by the Academy's [[Academy Core Courses|core curriculum]].


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Science personnel provide the investigative research for ships and transmit that information back to Starfleet Command. Science personnel are also useful on landing parties for interpreting their surroundings.

Note: In Starfleet, the Sciences Division is not limited merely to the so-called hard sciences. Social sciences are also considered important by Starfleet to achieve its mission of exploration. Good examples of this kind of science officer in action are in the TOS episode "Who Mourns For Adonis," where we saw Carolyn Palamas acting as the "Archaeology & Anthropology" officer in the landing party. Another example was Hoshi Sato, who had a background in linguistics and thus wore the uniform of the Sciences Division even while serving as ship's communications officer.

Science Specializations

Starfleet requires the Sciences cadet to study at least two specializations. A number of specializations are accepted:

  • Agriculture
  • Anthropology & Archaeology
  • Astronomy
  • Biology
  • Botany
  • Chemistry
  • Ecology
  • Evolution
  • Genetics
  • Geology
  • History
  • Linguistics
  • Meteorology
  • Microbiology
  • Nanotechnology
  • Oceanography
  • Physics
  • Sexology & Gender Studies
  • Sociology
  • Urban Studies
  • Xenology
  • Zoology

If the cadet's chosen specialization is of a science not offered by the Academy, cadets can fulfill the requirement through a number of other academic institutions which utilize the same holographic distance-learning system the Academy uses.

Science Major

To major in Science, a cadet must have the following 25 credits:

  • Astronomy: Astrophysics, General
  • Astronomy: Astrophysics, Advanced
  • Chemistry: Physical Chemistry 1
  • Chemistry: Physical Chemistry 2
  • Physics Department
    • At least 5 courses.
  • Xenobiology Department
    • At least 6 courses.
  • Specialization
    • At least 10 courses.

Science Minor

Non-Science Majors interested in minoring in a particular subject offered by the Division of Arts & Sciences must complete at least 6 courses, all from that department and which are not already required by the Academy's core curriculum.


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