41. GLG Geology Courses Pre or corequisite GLG 310. GLG 400 Geology Colloquium. Prerequisite 2 coursesin the department or instructor approval. GLG 405 Geology of the Moon. http://www.asu.edu/aad/catalogs/courses/glg.html

42. GLG Geology Courses 1 semester hour required for Geology majors; may be repeated for a total of 2 semesterhours. Prerequisite 2 courses in the department or instructor approval. http://www.asu.edu/aad/catalogs/spring_1999/glg.html

ARCHIVE: Spring 1999 Geology (GLG) GLG 101 Introduction to Geology I (Physical). (3) F, S, SS Basic principles of geology, geochemistry, and geophysics. Rocks, minerals, weathering, earthquakes, mountain building, volcanoes, water, and glaciers. Possible weekend field trips. General Studies: S1/S2 (if credit also earned in GLG 103). GLG 102 Introduction to Geology II (Historical). (3) S Basic principles of applied geology and the use of these principles in the interpretation of geologic history. Possible weekend field trips. Prerequisite: GLG 101. General Studies: S2 (if credit also earned in GLG 104). (1) F, S, SS Three hours lab, some field trips. Corequisite: GLG 101. General Studies: S1/S2 (if credit also earned in GLG 101). (1) S Laboratory techniques involving map interpretation, cross sections, and fossils. 3 hours lab, possible field trips. Prerequisite: GLG 103 or equivalent. Corequisite: GLG 102. General Studies: S2 (if credit also earned in GLG 102). GLG 105 Introduction to Planetary Science. (4) S Solar system objects and their geologic evolution, surfaces, interiors, and atmospheres; weekly laboratory for data analysis and experiments; weekend field trip. Lecture, lab.

43. HCC-Northwest Academic Web: Geology Courses GEOL 1403 Physical Geology. Study of the nature of the earth, including the physicalprocesses operating on and inside the earth. GEOL 1404 Historical Geology. http://learning.nwc.hccs.edu/GeologyCourses

Geology Courses GEOL 1305 Environmental Science Study of natural resources, energy, pollution, and natural disasters. Core Curriculum course / Credit: 3 (3 lecture) GEOL 1345 Introduction to Oceanography An introduction to the world's oceans, emphasizing the geological, physical, biological, chemical, and ecological aspects of the marine environment. Core Curriculum course / Credit: 3 (2 lecture, 2 lab) GEOL 1346 Introduction to Astronomy An introduction to astronomy, emphasizing the physical laws governing the solar system, the study of the planets and of the stars. Core Curriculum course / Credit: 3 (3 lecture) Prerequisite: MATH 1314 or equivalent GEOL 1403 Physical Geology Study of the nature of the earth, including the physical processes operating on and inside the earth. Laboratory includes the study of rocks, minerals, and topographic maps. Core Curriculum course / Credit: 4 (3 lecture, 3 lab) GEOL 1404 Historical Geology Study of the history of the earth, its life and geologic time. Laboratory includes the study of sedimentary rocks, fossils, and maps. Core Curriculum course / Credit: 4 (3 lecture, 3 lab) Prerequisite: [GEOL 1403] GEOL 2430 Environmental Geology The applied study of geology from an environmental perspective that focuses on interactions between humans and the earth's surface and resources. The course includes the study of soils, natural hazards, river flooding, landslides and debris flows, earthquakes, volcano eruption, coastal hazards, surface water and ground water use and pollution, wind erosion and desertification, solid waste management and pollution, mineral resources, energy resources (both fossil fuels and alternative energy sources), and geologic factors in urban and regional land-use planning. The laboratory portion of the course consists of labs dealing with environmental geologic topics. Core Curriculum course / Credit: 4 (3 lecture, 3 lab) Prerequisite: [GEOL 1305]

44. Geology Courses At IUPUI geology courses at IUPUI. G120 Physical Geology Laboratory (1 cr.). G123 Art andthe Earth Sciences (3 cr.). G130 Short Courses in Earth Science (1 cr.) Click http://www.geology.iupui.edu/Academics/

Academics in the Geology Department, IUPUI This page is a guide to the academic opportunities provided by the Geology Department at IUPUI. Undergraduate Classes Graduate Classes Course availability schedule Degree Requirements Master of Science Degree The GRAD Program On-line GRAD Applications ... IUPUI Academic Calendar Geology Courses at IUPUI For information concerning IUPUI Geology courses or inquires about the department you may direct your questions to The Chairperson Phone: 317.274.7484 Fax: 317.274.7966. Note regarding numbering: Courses with numbers in the 100s and 200s are lower-division undergraduate courses. Courses with numbers in the 300s and 400s are upper-division undergraduate courses. Courses in the 300s may be used for graduate credit by graduate students in education but not by other students. Courses in the 400s may be taken for graduate credit by all graduate students. Courses with numbered 500 or higher are graduate courses. Undergraduate Courses The underlined courses have websites with additional information available.

45. Geology Courses Courses and Field Studies at MJC. Geology 161 Physical Geology Learn about rocksand minerals, earthquakes, volcanos, and other geological hazards and http://virtual.yosemite.cc.ca.us/ghayes/products.htm

Courses and Field Studies at MJC Physical Geology California Geology Historical Geology Death Valley ... Geology 161: Physical Geology Learn about rocks and minerals, earthquakes, volcanos, and other geological hazards and processes Geology 165: California Geology Our state is one of the most intriguing places on our planet. Learn about the Sierra Nevada, Cascades volcanos, the San Andreas Fault, and much more! Geology 166: Historical Geology The Earth has undergone many changes over the course of 4.6 billion years. Learn about the dinosaurs and other forms of ancient life, as well as the movements of continents and the growth of mountain ranges around the world and in the American West. Geology 171B: Geology of the Death Valley Region Death Valley: the hottest, driest, and lowest place in the western hemisphere. It is a wonderful place to be in February! Geology 171B: Geology of the Cascades Volcanoes We tour the potentially active volcanoes of the southern Cascades: Shasta, Crater Lake, Medicine Lake Highland, and Lassen Peak Geology 171B: Geology of the Eastern Sierra Nevada An exploration of the awesome eastern escarpment of the Sierra Nevada, the White Mountains and the Long Valley Caldera

46. Geology Courses geology courses. In order to view the current geology courses, youwill need to have the Adobe Reader plugin loaded. If you do not http://www.rscc.cc.tn.us/matsci/geology/Geocourses.htm

Mathematics and Natural Sciences Page Geology Home Page Geology Courses In order to view the current Geology courses, you will need to have the Adobe Reader plugin loaded. If you do not have this plugin, you can download it by clicking the Adobe Reader download below. To view the current Geology courses, click on courses below. This will bring you to the Roane State Community College Catalog course descriptions. You will need to go to page 193 to view the Geology course descriptions. Adobe Reader Download Courses This page last updated on July 13. 2001. For questions or comments E-mail Kathy Voiles

47. Vol State Geology Courses Sam's Home Page. Sam's Vol State Schedule. Essentials of Geology. (GEOL 1030).Physical Geology. (GEOL 1040). Geology by Video. (GEOL 1040V). http://www2.vscc.cc.tn.us/svinson/vol_state_geology_courses.htm

Sam's Personal Information Sam's Home Page Sam's Vol State Schedule Essentials of Geology Sam's Personal Information Sam's Home Page Sam's Vol State Schedule Essentials of Geology ... Sam's Vol State Spring 2003 Schedule

48. Colgate Geology Courses Prerequisite three geology courses or completion of six semesters. PrerequisitesGEOL 201 and at least three additional geology courses. http://departments.colgate.edu/geology/courses/

Course Offerings (click on course name for description) 101 Environmental Geology Planet Earth 115 Evolution: Dinosaurs to Darwin 135 Introduction to Oceanography ... W. Peck How do geologic processes and events directly influence human societies? How have humans changed the earth? Fundamental geologic concepts such as plate tectonics, geologic time, and surficial processes are used as a basis for understanding a variety of natural geologic hazards including earthquakes, volcanoes, landslides, floods, and coastal erosion. Real-world examples of the interplay between human activities and the environment include soil and groundwater contamination, mineral and energy resource development, and threats to the earth's biodiversity. Also, the course takes a closer look at the geologic record of global change and the debate over global warming. This course is an interdisciplinary approach to environmental geosciences. Three lectures per week and a weekly field experience. Return to Course List 105 Megageology - Origin and Evolution of the Planet Earth A. Goldstein

49. Geography And Geology Courses COURSES IN GEOGRAPHYGEOLOGY AT UWMC. The following is a list of coursespresently offered at UWMC in Geography and Geology. Under http://www.uwmc.uwc.edu/geography/courses.htm

COURSES IN GEOGRAPHY-GEOLOGY AT UWMC The following is a list of courses presently offered at UWMC in Geography and Geology. Under each heading is a link to a course description or, in the cases of GEO 350 (Resource Conservation), MLG100 (Meteorology), and GLG101 (Physical Geology), a fully developed //HyperTextBook// FALL 2002 GEO 110: WORLD REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY GEO125: SURVEY OF PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY MLG 100: INTRO. TO METEOROLOGY SPRING 2003 GEO125: SURVEY OF PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY GEO 297: SCIENCE AND SOCIETY GEO 350: RESOURCE CONSERVATION GLG 101: PHYSICAL GEOLOGY Geography-Geology also maintains UWMC's Freshman Seminar //HyperTextBook// GEOGRAPHY-GEOLOGY HOMEPAGE

50. Calvin College - GGES Department - Geology Courses seminar. Open to qualified students by permission of the geology staff.Staff. Graduate Courses. 520 Advanced Earth Science. This http://www.calvin.edu/academic/geology/courses/geolcourselist.htm

Skip Navigation Home News Faculty ... Weather Geology Course List Geology 120 - Earth Systems (4) F and S. This course includes an introductory study of physical systems and historical processes that shape the surface of Earth. Topics include: 1) The pysical nature of Earth's surface based on composition of Earth materials and the forces that create landforms, 2) weather and climatic systems and their effect on the global distribution of soils and ecelogical communities, and 3) the oceans. Understanding of Earth systems is applied to concepts of stewardship, resource use, and energy consumption. Laboratory. Also listed as Geography 120. D. van Dijk. 151 - Introduction to Geology (4) F and S. This course is a study of the materials and processes of Earth leading to a responsible Christian appreciation for and stewardship of Earth. Topics include minerals and rocks, Earth's interior and surface structure; surface processes producing landforms; geological time and principles for interpreting Earth history; mineral resources and fossil fuels; and geological hazards such as earthquakes, volcanoes, floods, landslides, and groundwater pollution. Laboratory. R. Stearley, G. Van Kooten. 152 - Historical Geology (4) S. The first portion of this course traces the development of the study of Earth through the past few centuries, as geology became a true scientific discipline and as its practitioners became convinced of Earth's antiquity. Attention is given to relating views of Earth's history to the Genesis record. During the remainder of the course, evidence for the particulars of earth history, with emphasis on North America, is outlined. Topics include the origin of the Earth and its moon; the origin of continents and ocean basins; rock deformation caused by plate motion and the creation of mountain ranges through history; and sedimentary deposits of intracontinental seas. The laboratory builds on rock classification and map techniques introduced in Geology 151. Laboratory. Prerequisite: Geology 151 or equivalent. R. Stearley.

51. University Of Cape Town, Geology Courses science degree with geology a major, providing a broad knowledge of the science.Usually chemistry, physics or maths are taken as supporting courses or second http://web.uct.ac.za/depts/geolsci/geoinf6.html

GEOLOGICAL SCIENCE COURSES FOR THE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE DEGREE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CAPE TOWN. To work as a geologist you require a B.Sc. science degree with geology a major, providing a broad knowledge of the science. Usually chemistry, physics or maths are taken as supporting courses or second majors. Most students remain to study for the fourth year B.Sc. (Honours) degree as this is required for professional registration in South Africa. Requirements for admission to a B.Sc. degree programme at U.C.T.. Information here is condensed from the 1999 Faculty of Science, Students Handbook and may be changed. A matriculation certificate, OR a certificate of exemption from the matriculation examination, OR a senior certificate issued by the South African Certification Council (SAFCERT) endorsed for university admission requirements (matriculation), Certificates of matriculation or exemption from matriculation issued by the old Joint Matriculation Board remain valid. For more information contact the Faculty of Science office, University of Cape Town, Private Bag Rondebosch, 7700, South Africa. Telephone: (021)-6502712 FIRST YEAR COURSES ERT100F Introduction to Earth and Environmental Sciences A common First Semester course for all students taking Earth Science (eg. majors in Archaeology, Geological Sciences and Environmental and Geographical Sciences)

52. Geology Courses Prerequisites courses in general chemistry and physical or generalgeology are highly recommended. Two hrs. lect., 6 hrs. lab. http://www.sci.csuhayward.edu/geology/courses.html

Course Catalog Descriptions The following is a list of undergraduate and graduate courses offered by the Department of Geological Sciences. This information is provided as a convenience, however the student should check the official University catalog for changes or corrections. The course prefix for the following courses is GEOL. UNDERGRADUATE COURSES Introduction to the Earth Sciences (4) Composition, structure and evolution of the earth. Interactions of lithosphere, hydrosphere, and atmosphere. Relations of geologic systems, hazards, and resources to human environment and future. (A) Environmental Geology Laboratory (2) Investigations of environmental geologic problems in the greater San Francisco Bay area, including earthquake and volcanic hazards, flooding, landslides, and shoreline erosion. Not for Geology major credit. Prerequisite: GEOL 1001, 2101, 2300 or 3300 or concurrent enrollment in any of these courses. One hr. lect., two hrs. lab activity. (A) Technology and the Future (4) (See SCI 1005 for course description.) Elementary Oceanography (4) Ocean currents, waves and tides, formation of ocean basins, estuaries, sedimentss, characteristics of sea water and marine life. Three hrs. lect., three hrs. lab/act.

53. Geology Courses At School Of Earth Sciences And Geography : Keele University Geology at Keele. Increasingly important now in our industrial societyis the application of environmental and engineering geology. http://www.esci.keele.ac.uk/applicants/geology/

Course Menu Applying Geology Geography Physical Geography ... School Home Geology at Keele Intro Single Hons Dual Hons M.Geoscience Year ... Careers Introduction Have you ever thought ‘ How does the earth work ?’ Geology is a fascinating subject that investigates how the Earth was formed, how life arose and evolved, why the Earth looks like it does today, what resources it contains and how we can find them. Much of our industrial society is based on the work of geologists in the hunt for natural resources such as oil, coal minerals, aggregates and water. Increasingly important now in our industrial society is the application of environmental and engineering geology. Geology draws on knowledge from many different aspects of science such as chemistry, biology, and physics as well as other subjects such as physical and human geography, environmental studies and economics. As such geology is the ideal subject to choose as part of a Dual Honours degree programme. It will teach you many transferable skills that are valuable for everyday work not only in geology, but also in many fields of employment after you graduate.

54. Undergraduate Level Geology Courses As Of 1999 Prerequisites Six hours of geography and/or geology courses, includingeither GEOG 101 or GEOL 121. Return to Geology Course Listing. http://www.towson.edu/~physics/geosciences/geo-courses.html

Course Number Course Title GEOL 121 PHYSICAL GEOLOGY (4) GEOL 123 HISTORICAL GEOLOGY (3) GEOL 305 ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY (4) GEOL 321 STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY (4) GEOL 323 GEOMORPHOLOGY (4) GEOL 331 MINERALOGY (4) GEOL 333 PETROLOGY OF IGNEOUS AND METAMORPHIC ROCKS (4) GEOL 357 PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY (3) GEOL 415 HYDROGEOLOGY (4) GEOL 441 OPTICAL MINERALOGY AND PETROGRAPHY (3) GEOL 443 SEDIMENTOLOGY AND STRATIGRAPHY (4) GEOL 451 PETROLOGY OF SEDIMENTARY ROCKS (3) Back to Towson Geosciences Course Descriptions GEOL 121 - PHYSICAL GEOLOGY (4) Composition and structure of the earth; the internal and external forces acting upon it and the surface features resulting. Laboratory studies of common rocks and minerals, geologic and topographic maps and aerial photographs. Field trips required. Three lecture hours and two laboratory hours per week. Return to: Geology Course Listing GEOL 3 - HISTORICAL GEOLOGY (3) The history and development of the continents and ocean basins, and the evolution of life on earth, will be discussed based upon information obtained from the sedimentary rock record. Field trips required. Two hours of lecture and two hours of laboratory per week. (Not open to those who have taken PHSC 123).

55. Department Of Geology Courses Links to geology courses, GEOLOGY 110, GEOLOGY OF THE NATIONAL PARKS. GEOLOGY 111,INTRODUCTORY GEOLOGY I, PHYSICAL GEOLOGY. GEOLOGY 115, ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY. http://www.stthomas.edu/geology/courses.htm

Quick Index Home Faculty Courses Degree Requirements ... Jobs Links to Geology Courses GEOLOGY 110, GEOLOGY OF THE NATIONAL PARKS GEOLOGY 111, INTRODUCTORY GEOLOGY I, PHYSICAL GEOLOGY GEOLOGY 115, ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY GEOLOGY 130, EARTH HISTORY GEOLOGY 211, MINERALOGY GEOLOGY 252, GEOMORPHOLOGY GEOLOGY 320, SEDIMENTOLOGY AND STRATIGRAPHY GEOLOGY 340, FUNDAMENTALS OF THE LITHOSPHERE Department of Geology OWS 153, 2115 Summit Avenue St. Paul, MN 55105 Phone: (651) 962-5242 Fax: (651) 962-5209 Comments, questions, or feedback can be directed to tahickson@stthomas.edu All rights reserved.

56. Untitled Document Smithsonian Gem and Mineral Collection Geology and Environmental GeosciencesCourses GEOL 101 Dynamic Earth (3) This course examines http://www.cofc.edu/~geology/courses.html

GEOL 101 Dynamic Earth (3) This course examines many aspects of the Earth: its internal structure and composition; its atmosphere and oceans; surface processes such as erosion by streams, wind, and glaciers, and the folding and faulting of solid rocks as well as earthquakes, volcanism, Natural science general education requirement is satisfied by taking either GEOL 101 and GEOL 105 or GEOL 103 and GEOL 105. Lectures: three hours per week. GEOL 101L Dynamic Earth Laboratory (1) A laboratory course to accompany GEOL 101. Laboratory: three hours per week. Co-requisite: GEOL 101. Natural science general education requirement is satisfied by taking either GEOL 101 and GEOL 105 or GEOL 103 and GEOL 105. Geology 103 Environmental Geology (3) This course provides an introduction to the study of environmental geology. The course emphasizes how humans live with geological hazards such as earthquakes, volcanoes, landslides, and floods. The course will also examine how the application of the science of geology can solve environmental problems, such as groundwater pollution, hazardous waste disposal and coastal erosion that arise from the utilization of natural resources. Lectures: three hours per week.

57. New Mexico Tech 400Level geology courses. GEOL 403, Introduction to Soils, 3 cr, 2 clhrs, 3 lab hrs Prerequisite GEOL 102, 102L Offered fall semester http://infohost.nmt.edu/mainpage/catalog/courses/geol400.html

400-Level Geology Courses GEOL 403 , Introduction to Soils, 3 cr, 2 cl hrs, 3 lab hrs Prerequisite: GEOL 102 Offered fall semester Introduction to soil formation, pedogenic processes, and soil description and mapping techniques. GEOL 405 , Quaternary Field Methods, 3 cr, 2 cl hrs, 3 lab hrs Prerequisites: GEOL 306 and ; or consent of instructor Offered spring semester alternate years The application of standard geomorphological methods to specific environmental problems. GEOL 408 Off-Campus Cooperative Education On-the-job training to supplement the academic program. Students alternate periods (usually six months long) of full-time semiprofessional employment in their chosen field with periods of full-time academic study. GEOL 409 , Soil Geomorphology, 3 cr, 2 cl hrs, 3 lab hrs Prerequisites: GEOL 306 and ; or consent of instructor Offered spring semester alternate years Discussion of the use of soils to interpret the rate and timing of geomorphic processes and changing environmental parameters. Field trips. GEOL 411 , Experimental Mineralogy, 3 cr, 5 lab hrs Prerequisites: GEOL 211 Offered spring semester alternate years Study of the principles of mineralogy through experimentation in the laboratory. Techniques taught include hand sample identification, optical mineralogy, x-ray diffraction, thin section preparation. and mineral synthesis.

58. New Mexico Tech 300Level geology courses. GEOL 306, Surficial Processes, 3 cr, 2 clhrs, 3 lab hrs Prerequisite GEOL 102, 102L Offered spring semester http://infohost.nmt.edu/mainpage/catalog/courses/geol300.html

300-Level Geology Courses GEOL 306 , Surficial Processes, 3 cr, 2 cl hrs, 3 lab hrs Prerequisite: GEOL 102 Offered spring semester Study of the major processes controlling the development of landforms and landscapes. Emphasizes the influence of these processes on our environment. Field trips. GEOL 317 , Survey of Sedimentary Rocks and Processes, 3 cr, 2 cl hrs, 3 lab hrs Prerequisites: GEOL 101 or consent of instructor Offered spring semester Study of sedimentary processes, materials, and depositional environments. Field trips. (This class is for non-majors only. Earth science majors must enroll in GEOL 318.) GEOL 318 , Sedimentary Rocks and Processes, 3 cr, 2 cl hrs, 3 lab hrs Prerequisites: GEOL 102 and or consent of instructor Offered spring semester Study of sedimentary processes, materials, depositional environments, and the petrography of sedimentary rocks. Field trips. GEOL 319 , Igneous and Metamorphic Petrology, 3 cr, 2 cl hrs, 3 lab hrs Prerequisites: GEOL 211 and ; or consent of instructor Offered fall semester Occurrence, classification, and origin of igneous rocks. Origin of magmas. Principles of metamorphism; classification of metamorphic rocks; metamorphic fabrics, and microstructures; metamorphic facies and interpretation of paleotectonic environments. Field trips. (This class is for earth science and environmental science majors only.)

59. UL Lafayette: Geology: Courses PO Box 44530, Lafayette LA 705044530 · Phone 337-482-6468 · E-Mail geology@louisiana.edu.Home. History. Faculty. Research. Museum. Students. Alumni. Courses. http://www.louisiana.edu/Academic/Sciences/GEOL/Courses/

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60. ACEPT Newsletter:Reform Of Introductory Geology Courses Newsletter Volume 1. Fall 1996. Reform of Introductory geology coursesat ASU. Stephen J. Reynolds and Simon Peacock Department of http://acept.la.asu.edu/news/newsletter/vol1/reynolds.html

Newsletter Volume 1 Fall 1996 Reform of Introductory Geology Courses at ASU Stephen J. Reynolds and Simon Peacock Department of Geology Arizona State University As part of ACEPT, geology faculty members are piloting new teaching techniques in several introductory (100 level) geology courses. These classes have traditionally consisted each week of 3 hours of lecture in a large classroom (~220 students) format and a two-hour laboratory (~25 students). We initiated our reform in the "lecture" part of the course, because it was most out of sync with modern pedagogy and is probably the most resistant the change. In the past, the lecture and tests emphasized memorization of facts, terms, and concepts. Patterns in Nature students examine crystals in igneous rock. Arizona Geology Virtual Tourist . We also invented several cooperative-learning activities, where student teams explore for petroleum or for groundwater contamination. Field trips and CD-ROM's provide other opportunities for students to actively observe geologic processes. Trish Dieck and Ganesh Gopal examine the cementation of sedimentary rocks.

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