21. Geology Courses At The Dept Of Geological Sciences, University Of Canterbury Geol 237 Special Topic, First Semester. Geol 238 Special Topic, Second Semester.300 level Courses. Geol 329 Advanced Geology Field Studies, Whole year. http://www.geol.canterbury.ac.nz/courses.html

Geological Sciences Home Undergraduate courses 2003 Postgrad courses 2003 Postgrad degrees 2003 100 level Courses Geol 111 Planet Earth: an introduction to Geology First Semester Geol 112 Understanding Earth History Second Semester Geol 113 Environmental Geohazards Whole year 200 level Courses Geol 230 Field Studies A First Semester Geol 231 Field Studies B Second Semester Geol 232 Earth Materials First Semester Geol 233 Crustal Deformation Processes Second Semester Geol 234 Stratigraphy and Paleontology First Semester Geol 235 Earth Surface Processes Second Semester Geol 236 Earth Dynamics and Plate Tectonics First Semester Geol 237 Special Topic First Semester Geol 238 Special Topic Second Semester 300 level Courses Geol 329 Advanced Geology Field Studies Whole year Geol 330 Advanced Geology Field Studies (2) Whole year Geol 331 Principles of Basin Analysis Second Semester Geol 332 Basin Analysis and Tectonics First Semester Geol 333 Evolution of the Biosphere First Semester Geol 334 Second Semester Geol 335 Structural Development of Metamorphic Rocks Second Semester Geol 336 Magmatic Systems and Volcanology First Semester Geol 337 Economic Geology and Geophysical Exploration First Semester Geol 338 Engineering and Mining Geology Second Semester Geol 339 Special Topic First Semester Geol 340 Special Topic Second Semester Geol 341 Hillslope Geomorphic Processes and Landforms Second Semester

22. Geology Courses At The Dept Of Geological Sciences, University Of Canterbury approval of the Head of Department. The following is a list of 400level courses in Geology. For more information see the GEOL 400 http://www.geol.canterbury.ac.nz/postgraddegrees.html

Geological Sciences Home Course Info Home Postgraduate degrees and courses The main aim of the postgraduate programme in Geology is to prepare students for careers in research or industry by in-depth pursuit of a selected group of topics within geological sciences. Individual courses have specific educational goals but all postgraduate programmes offer the following outcomes to students: development of independent thinking and intellectual self-sufficiency an ability to critically assess and synthesise geological literature and data a knowledge of contemporary issues in geological sciences, an understanding of modern concepts, and an awareness of the research interface in selected fields. an ability to communicate geological information effectively increased practical skills in the field and/or the laboratory B.Sc. Honours in Geology This degree requires one further year of study after qualifying for B.Sc. with 108 points, and comprises two compulsory full year courses, GEOL 451 and GEOL 490, and six semester courses chosen from GEOL 473 - 485, with the approval of the Head of Department. The following is a list of 400 level courses in Geology. For more information see the GEOL 400 level course outlines and timetables booklet, and the staff involved.

23. GEOLOGY COURSES geology courses. GEOL102 Introductory. To view the geology coursesoffered for Graduate (G) credit, just click on Graduate Courses. http://www.wku.edu/geoweb/geolcrse/geolcrse.htm

Courses in Geology provide the basic professional foundation for the scientific investigation of the earth, as well as geological education for the prospective teacher. Geology courses are designed to develop a theoretical and practical foundation for students interested in pursuing careers in industry and government agencies. These courses also prepare students for graduate or professional studies in a variety of fields. Current information about professional geologist licensing and regulation can be found at: PG information Current semester course information, and the syllabus for each course, can be found online at the Topnet website listed by semester. GEOLOGY COURSES Introductory GEOL SPECIAL Experimental and One-Time Offerings Physical Historical Physical Laboratory Historical Laboratory Cartographic Orienteering Volcanoes and Earthquakes Natural Disasters Research Structural General Hydrology Mineralogy Petrology Principles of Stratigraphy Field Techniques Research Problems Paleontology Environmental Geomorphology Optical Mineralogy Hydrogeology Aqeous Geochemistry Sedimentology Geophysics Tectonics Independent Study Coal Geology Senior Seminar Petroleum Geology Spatial Analysis Just Click on the course number to view the course syllabus.

24. Geology Courses Required, B geology courses Required, BS, Environmental Geology. _. _._. Nongeology courses Required, BS Environmental Geology. http://www.geo.ukans.edu/Advising/BSenvGeol.html

Geology Courses Required, B.S., Environmental Geology When you have completed a course, put the semester and year next to the "X", to keep track of your progress. X required course for this major X course required for ALL geology majors Note: only 100-500 level courses are listed shown below. Higher level courses do count as electives. Course Number Required Courses X Date Completed Course Name Cr Hr GEOL 101 X Introduction to Geology GEOL 103 X Geology Laboratory GEOL 105/304 History of the Earth GEOL 121 Prehistoric Life GEOL 123 Prehistoric Life Laboratory GEOL 171 Earthquakes and Natural Disasters GEOL 302 Oceanography GEOL 311 X Mineralogy and Chemistry of the Earth GEOL 312 Mineral Structures and Equilibria Laboratory GEOL 331 X Sedimentology and Surface Processes GEOL 351 X Environmental Geology GEOL 360 X Field Investigation GEOL 505 Computers in Geology GEOL 512 Petrology GEOL 513 Petrology Laboratory GEOL 521 X Paleontology GEOL 523 Paleontology Laboratory GEOL 532 X Stratigraphy GEOL 535 Petroleum Geology GEOL 536 Subsurface Methods in Petroleum Exploration GEOL 541 X Geomorphology GEOL 552 X Introduction to Hydrogeology GEOL 555 Mineral and Energy Resources GEOL 560 X Introductory Field Geology GEOL 561 Field Geology GEOL 562 X Structural Geology GEOL 571 Earthquakes and Other Natural Disasters GEOL 572/573 X Geophysics/Plate Tectonics and Geodynamics GEOL 575 Seismic Exploration GEOL 577 Environmental Geophysics Geology Electives: 9 hours Geology Electives: 9 hours Which electives did you take?

25. UVM Geology Courses http://geology.uvm.edu/geodept/geoclasses/trials/content.html

26. Geology Courses At Hanover geology courses at Hanover College Click on a class number for informationand a syllabus. Lighter colored classes are electives. http://www.hanover.edu/geology/courses.htm

Geology Courses at Hanover College Click on a class number for information and a syllabus. Lighter colored classes are electives. A geology major consists of all highlighted classes (culminating with either Geo461 or Geo471) plus 2 electives. A cognate sequence in introductory Chemistry and one class of mathematics is also required. Additional calculus, physics, biology, and chemistry are recommended. Understanding that geology is a very diverse field we are flexible with the major. Geology majors usually work with the faculty to customize their major for graduate school or the career field. A geology minor consists of Geo111, 220, 233, and any three other geology classes. Physical Geology Special Topics Environmental Geology Mineralogy Historical Geology Paleontology Field Study Introduction to Meteorology Geology of National Parks and Monuments Igneous and Metamorphic Petrology Structural Geology Sedimentary Deposits Physical Hydrogeology Contaminant Hydrogeology Geomorphology Special Topics Research Methods Directed Studies Internship Senior Seminar Independent Study Co urses Faculty Off ... Links

27. UNO - Geology Courses Prerequisites Geology 2100, 2130, 2150. In this courses students will apply abroad spectrum of studies to the solution of problems arising in geology. http://www.uno.edu/~acse/catalog/courses/geol.html

University of New Orleans University Catalog Environmental Science and Policy Courses GEOL 1000 Geology of New Orleans 4 cr. Prerequisite: eligibility to enroll in English 1157 or credit in English at the college level. A study of the influence of geological materials and processes on the founding, development, and future of New Orleans and environs. Lecture and laboratory are integrated. Credit for both Geology 1000 and/or Geology 1003 and Geology 1000 will not be allowed. Geology 1000 may be used along with Geology 1002 and 1004 to fulfill the 8-credit hour science general degree requirement. GEOL 1001 General Geology: Physical 3 cr. Prerequisites: eligibility to enroll in English 1157 or credit in English at the college level. A study of the structure and properties of materials composing the earth and processes which form and alter the crust, including erosion, igneous activity, mountain building, glaciation, earthquakes, and oceans. Credit for both Geology 1001 and/or Geology 1003 and Geology 1000 will not be allowed.

28. UNO - Geology Courses uno geology geophysics. geology courses. GEOL 1001 General GeologyPhysical 3 cr. Offered each semester. Prerequisites eligibility http://www.uno.edu/~gege/geol.htm

uno geology courses GEOL 1001 General Geology: Physical 3 cr. Offered each semester. Prerequisites: eligibility to enroll in Mathematics 1111 and English 1157 or credit in mathematics and English at the college level. A study of the structure and properties of materials composing the earth and processes which form and alter the crust, including erosion, igneous activity, mountain building, glaciation, earthquakes, and oceans. GEOL 1002 General Geology: Historical 3 cr. Offered each semester. Prerequisite: Geology 1001 . Evolutionary history of the earth, including physical changes and an introduction to the record of life through time. GEOL 1003 Physical Geology Laboratory 1 cr. Offered each semester. Open to students with credit or registration in Geology 1001 . An introduction to working with geological materials. Distinction of rocks on the basis of physical properties and determination of how those properties can be used to predict behavior of various materials. Students are introduced to principles of mapping and geological laboratory and field observations.

29. Geology Courses CW Post Department of Earth and Environmental Science Undergraduate geology courses.GLY 1. Engineering and Environmental Geology. 3. Research Courses. GLY 81. http://www.cwpost.liunet.edu/cwis/cwp/clas/earthsci/gly_crse.htm

C.W. Post Department of Earth and Environmental Science Undergraduate Geology Courses GLY 1 Introduction to the Earth: Physical Geology 4 cr GLY 2 Introduction to the Earth: Historical Geology GLY 6 Geology of Long Island and Vicinity GLY 11 Introduction to Marine Geology GLY 12 Oceanography GLY 13 Structural Geology GLY 14 Geomorphology: The Evolution of Landforms GLY 15 The Geology of Ground Water Resources GLY 21 Mineralogy GLY 22 Igneous and Metamorphic Petrology GLY 23 Geochemistry GLY 24 Optical Mineralogy GLY 25 Economic Geology GLY 33 Field Geology GLY 41 Paleontology GLY 42 Stratigraphy GLY 43 Sedimentology GLY 44 The Ice Age: Pleistocene Geology GLY 45 Micropaleontology GLY 46 Paleoecology GLY 47 Plate Tectonics: "Our Wandering Continents" GLY 48 Geophysics: Sounding the Earth GLY 50 Engineering and Environmental Geology Research Courses GLY 81 Research Problems in Geology 2 or 3 GLY 100 Geology Tutorial Honors Courses GLY 301 Introduction to the Earth: Physical Geology - Honors Core GLY 302 Introduction to the Earth: Historical Geology - Honors Core

30. MSU On-line Catalog - Geology Courses at the upper division level not covered in regular courses. Students participatein preparing and presenting discussion material. GEOL 423C FIELD GEOLOGY Su 6 http://www.montana.edu/wwwcat/courses/geol.html

GEOL Geology Department of Earth Sciences GEOL 102NG ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY GEOL 204 MINERALOGY GEOL 205N EARTHQUAKES AND SOCIETY GEOL 210 HISTORICAL GEOLOGY GEOL 212 DINOSAUR PALEONTOLOGY GEOL 280 SPECIAL TOPICS GEOL 306 IGNEOUS PETROLOGY GEOL 307 SEDIMENTARY PETROLOGY GEOL 308 METAMORPHIC PETROLOGY GEOL 309 SEDIMENTATION AND STRATIGRAPHY GEOL 310 INVERTEBRATE PALEONTOLOGY GEOL 315 STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY GEOL 400 SEMINAR GEOL 423C FIELD GEOLOGY GEOL 433 TECTONICS GEOL 437 GEOPHYSICS GEOL 440 VOLCANOLOGY GEOL 445 GLACIAL GEOLOGY GEOL 451 GEOLOGY INSTRUCTION GEOL 470 INDIVIDUAL PROBLEMS GEOL 480 SPECIAL TOPICS GEOL 489 UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH/CREATIVE ACTIVITY INSTRUCTION GEOL 490 UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH/CREATIVE ACTIVITY GEOL 508 SEDIMENTOLOGY GEOL 510 IGNEOUS GEOCHEMISTRY GEOL 515 STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY GEOL 570 INDIVIDUAL PROBLEMS GEOL 580 SPECIAL TOPICS GEOL 581 QUATERNARY ENVIRONMENTS GEOL 583 APPLIED GEOLOGICAL HYDROLOGY GEOL 102NG ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY S 4 cr. LEC 3 LAB 1 Application of geologic principles to topical problems in environmental and resource geology. Topics include analysis of environmental issues such as earthquake disaster preparedness, landslides, land use, floods and human occupation, ground water withdrawal and contamination issues, volcanic and coastal hazards, and the response of landscapes and people to resource development (minerals/air/water/energy). Laboratories will be used to analyze and debate data relevant to environmental problems from a geologic perspective.

31. Louisiana State University - Independent Study [College Geology Courses] high school home. contact us. College geology courses. GEOL 1001 General GeologyPhysical (3). GEOL 1003 - General Geology Historical (3). BACK TO TOP. http://www.is.lsu.edu/college/courses/course_list.asp?cat=Geology

32. On Line Geology Courses And Supplements ON LINE CSULB GEOLOGY COURSE ENHANCEMENTS. Geology 105 Course Supplement(Introductory Field Laboratory) Virtual Reality Field Trip. http://seis.natsci.csulb.edu/basicgeo/basicgeo.html

ON LINE CSULB GEOLOGY COURSE ENHANCEMENTS On-Line Enhancements for Geology Course Offerings: Geology 102 Course Supplement (General Geology Class) Igneous Rocks Tour, Metamorphic Rocks Tour, and Landslide Talkstory Geology 105 Course Supplement (Introductory Field Laboratory) Virtual Reality Field Trip Geology 160 Introduction to Oceanography Southern California Bight Perspectives on the Pacific Ocean offshore of southern California. Back to CSULB general home page Back to CSULB Geological Sciences home page For any questions or problems with these pages contact: John Francis Email: jfrancis@csulb.edu Phone: 562-985-4928 Written by John Francis, Modified by E. Ambos, 9/3/97. Last changes:

33. Geology Courses The following courses, offered in the Spring semester, 2003, have syllabusesand other information available UT Geological Sciences http://geoweb.gg.utk.edu/Geology/Programs/Courses/Courses.html

The following courses, offered in the Spring semester, 2003, have syllabuses and other information available: UT Geological Sciences Courses University of Tennessee

34. Geology Courses (GEL) geology courses (GEL). The (T). 6400 Geochronology. Cr. 4. Prereq introductorycourses in physics, chemistry, and geology. Introduction http://www.bulletins.wayne.edu/ubk-output/sci15.html

Geology Courses (GEL) The following courses, numbered 0900-6999, are offered for undergraduate credit. Courses numbered 7000-9999, which are offered for graduate credit only, may be found in the graduate bulletin. Courses in the following list numbered 5000-6999 may be taken for graduate credit unless specifically restricted to undergraduate students by individual course limitations. For interpretation of numbering system, signs and abbreviations, see Signs and Abbreviations Used in this Bulletin 1000 Geology and the Environment. Cr. 4 Primarily for non-science majors. Geological aspects of man's use of his environment including geological hazards; water; waste disposal; occurrence, use and depletion of natural resources. (T) 1010 (PS) Geology: The Science of the Earth. Cr. 4 Meets General Education Laboratory Requirement. Introduction to continental drift and plate tectonic theory, geophysics and structure of earth's crust and interior; rocks and minerals; igneous and volcanic geology; work of running water, glaciers and ground water; geologic time; oceanography. One day field trip. Lecture and required laboratory. Material fee as indicated in the Schedule of Classes. (T) 1020 Interpreting the Earth. Cr. 4

35. Geology Courses (GEL) geology courses (GEL). The (Y). 6400 Geochronology. Cr. 4. Prereq introductorycourses in physics, chemistry, and geology. Introduction http://www.bulletins.wayne.edu/gbk-output/sci14.html

Geology Courses (GEL) The following courses, numbered 5000-9999, are offered for graduate credit. Courses numbered 5000-6999 which are offered for undergraduate credit only may be found in the undergraduate bulletin, as well as all other undergraduate courses (numbered 0900-4999). Courses in the following list numbered 5000-6999 may be taken for undergraduate credit unless specifically restricted to graduate students as indicated by individual course limitations. For interpretation of numbering system, signs and abbreviations, see Course Signs and Abbreviations 5000 Geological Site Assessment. (HWM 5000) Cr. 4 Prereq: GEL 1010; 1000 recommended. Classification of landforms and analysis of surficial geologic processes. Geophysical methods for subsurface analysis of soil and groundwater pollution. Application of remote sensing techniques in resource management. (Y) 5030 Earth Science for Educators. Cr. 4 Offered for undergraduate credit only. Review of all major earth science concepts including: physical geology, oceanography, meteorology and astronomy. Material fee as indicated in the Schedule of Classes. (Y) 5080 Environmental Isotope Geochemistry. (HWM 5080) Cr. 3

36. Westfield State College - Dept. Of Physical Science - Geology Courses geology courses Core courses are identified as lab science or alliedscience by color. PHYS 0103 Physical Geology with Laboratory http://www.physci.wsc.ma.edu/dept/courses/geol.html

Astronomy Chemistry General Sci Geology ... Science Ed GEOLOGY COURSES Core courses are identified as lab science or allied science by color. PHYS 0103: Physical Geology with Laboratory PHYS 0104: Physical Geology A broad introductory survey of geology that focuses on the role of plate tectonic theory in providing a fundamental understanding of the Earth as a global system. The course also provides students with an introduction to scientific methodology and to the multifaceted interactions between science, technology and society. Topics to be covered include the minerals and rocks that make up the Earth's crust, the processes of weathering and erosion that shape the Earth's surface, the internal structure of the Earth, geological hazards, and energy and mineral resources. Students may receive credit for either PHYS 0103 or PHYS 0104, but not for both. PHYS 0106: Historical Geology A survey of Earth history (with an emphasis on North America) and on the scientific principles on which that history has been based. The course also provides students with an introduction to scientific methodology and to the multifaceted interactions between science, technology and society. Topics to be covered include the interpretation of sedimentary rock sequences in terms of depositional environments, the history of life on Earth as inferred from the fossil record, and a synthesis of Earth history in terms of plate tectonics. PHYS 0230: Earth and Space Sciences Seminar Offers students a chance to pursue topics in astronomy, geology, or related fields at a level beyond that of the introductory courses in those areas. One or more topics from a single discipline will serve as a focus for the course each semester. Topics will vary depending on the interests of the instructor and the students. Active student participation is required. May be repeated for credit with a different topic.

37. Humboldt: Geology Courses Prereqs GEOL 311, 470, and GPA of 2.0 or better for all geology courses. PrereqsGEOL 311, 470, 471, and GPA of 2.0 or better for all geology courses. http://www.humboldt.edu/~catalog/courses/geol_crs.html

Geology LOWER DIVISION GEOL 106. Earthquake Country (3). Understanding and preparing for earthquakes. Causes and effects of earth tremors; mechanics of earthquakes; how quakes are located and measured; earthquake risk and hazards; earthquake potential in California; earthquake prediction. Not intended for geology majors. May require one-day weekend field trip. GEOL 108. The Dynamic Earth (3). Survey of general geology for non-science major. Continental drift, earthquakes, volcanism, mountain building, glaciation, landsliding, and other processes which have shaped earth's surface and affect humankind. Lab exercises in map reading, seismology, plate tectonics, environmental hazards, and at least two field trips. Not intended for majors in geology. Weekly: 2 hrs lect, 3 hrs lab. GEOL 109. General Geology (3). Physical geology. Origin and constitution of the earth, internal and external processes that determine crustal and surficial features, and methods in investigating and interpreting earth history. Weekly: 2 hrs lect, 3 hrs lab. (CAN GEOL 2)

38. ATU Geology Courses geology courses Topics for the seminar will be determined by the instructors butwill be subjects which are beyond the scope of other geology courses. http://pls.atu.edu/physci/geology/courses.htm

Geology Courses FACULTY DEGREE OPTIONS COURSES CAREERS ... FIELD TRIPS For their Environmental Geology final project, Kevin Spradley and Robert Fowler (pointing) discuss potential sanitary landfill sites in southern Pope County using criteria covered earlier in the course. Besides regular courses, some geology students elect to work on an individual research project (GEOL 4991-2, Special Problems in Geology). Some projects that have been done recently include two students who did geological evaluations of two different sites for coal mining permit applications, two students who analyzed steep slopes for bedrock stability, and two students who worked on a project to evaluate problems with certain aggregate stone in Arkansas. GEOL 1004 Essentials of Earth Science An introduction to the fundamental topics of earth science including physical and historical geology, oceanography, and meteorology. Laboratory exercises include the study of minerals, rocks, fossils, topographic and geologic maps, and oceanographic and meteorological phenomena. Laboratory work will stress the use of the scientific method of problem solving. Lecture three hours, laboratory three hours. $5 laboratory fee. Duplicate credit for GEOL 1004 and GEOL 1014 will not be allowed. Elementary education majors who take both the GEOL 1004 and GEOL 1014 will receive credit for GEOL 1004 only. All other majors who take both GEOL 1004 and GEOL 1014 will receive credit for only GEOL 1014 unless student has selected option (b) for completing the science area of the General Education requirements.

39. Geology Courses The normal time for this course is during late August to early Septemberafter completion of the third year of geology courses. http://www.lakeheadu.ca/~calendar/current/programs/Faculty of Sci & Env Studies/

GEOLOGY COURSES Courses not offered this academic year (fall/winter terms) are indicated by the words "NOT OFFERED THIS YEAR" below the course description. Nevertheless, students should refer to the Timetable as a final check. The following courses are offered for degree programs in the sciences unless otherwise indicated.* (Information about Course Numbering System) Geology 1050 Introductory Geology for Forestry Degree Students Large-scale structure of the Earth; tectonic, rock and geochemical cycles. Minerals, rocks and their influence on soil fertility. Energy interactions at the Earth's surface - hydrological and atmospheric cycles. Soils and their relation to bedrock and climate, with special reference to forested terrains. Exogenic geologic processes with special influence on glacial sediments. Geology 1110/Environmental Studies 1111 Planet Earth The course offers students the opportunity to better understand and appreciate the evolution and internal functions of the Earth through geological time. An overview of minerals and rocks is followed by discussion of internal processes including igneous activity, earthquakes and magnetism. The origin of continents, ocean basins and large scale structures is presented by applying the concepts of plate tectonics. Geology majors are required to attend two Saturday field trips.

40. Southampton College: Geology Courses geology courses. Natural Science Division Courses marked with an asterisk(*) may be used to partially fulfill Core Requirements. http://www.southampton.liu.edu/academic/courses/u_geol.htm

Geology Courses Natural Science Division Courses marked with an asterisk (*) may be used to partially fulfill Core Requirements GEL 105* Physical Geology Three one-hour lectures and one three-hour laboratory per week. An introduction to college-level physical geology for students planning to major in Marine Science and Environmental Science or Environmental Education. Study of materials and processes which make up and shape the earth's surface, interior and the oceans. The laboratory work includes several field trips. This course is not open to students who have taken GEL 101 Laboratory fee: $55.00. Fall, 4 Credits GEL 110* Dinosaurs and Humans This course is intended for non-science students as a liberal arts distribution (core) course in the sciences. It is an introduction to two world-dominating life forms. The nature, varieties, and evolution of dinosaurs will be studied, including the controversy on their extinction. Human evolution will be similarly investigated. Some study on the nature of fossils, the methods of historical geology, and biological evolution will be necessary. This perspective on human origins and evolution should help us to know who we are and clarify our relationship to other life forms on our planet. Spring, 3 Credits

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