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Guide to Tertiary Field Geology - Course 661 by Samuel P. Jr. Ellison, 1950-01-01
Geology: Maps (Course S236)
Palaeontology and geological time (Science, a second level course : Geology) by Open University, 1972
Geology (Course S260) by E. Brown, A. Coe, et all 1999-12-01
Geology (Course S236)
Introduction to the petroleum geology of the North Sea (Course notes) by T. P Brennand, 1981
Geology (Course S260) by D. Palmer, Greg Easterbrook, 1999-12-01
Geology (Course S236)
Glacial Marine Sedimentation (Short Course in Geology, V. 9) by John B. Anderson, Bruce F. Molnia, et all 1989-06
Geology (Course S236)
General Geology: Course Guide for Geology U420-100
Elements of geology, (Chambers' educational course) by David Page, 1849
Geology (Course S260) by Iain Gilmour, M. Widdowson, 1999-12-01
Fourteen weeks's course in popular geology by Joel Dorman Steele, 1871

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Geology Courses
GEY 107 General Geology This course examines the physical and chemical characteristics and processes which shape and affect the planet on which we live.
http://www.castleton.edu/geology/courses/geocourses.html

Extractions: Geology Courses GEY 107 General Geology - This course examines the physical and chemical characteristics and processes which shape and affect the planet on which we live. We discuss rocks and minerals, volcanoes and earthquakes, streams, erosion, and flooding, glaciers, characteristics of coastlines, and plate tectonics. GEY 108 Historical Geology - This course examines the evolution of the Earth and life on the Earth through time. We will discuss how the planet formed over 4.6 billion years ago, how the atmosphere initially formed and how it has changed with time. We will talk about the how the first life forms may have developed. We will talk about fossils and see how they can help geologists interpret how life and the environment have changed through over 4 billion years of Earth history. GEY 109 Environmental Geology - Geologic problems involving people, earth resources and the environment will be examined. Topics will include geologic hazards, pollution, environmental geology issues, and earth resources and their associated environmental impact. GEY 150 Explorations in Geology - These are lecture, lab, or seminar courses on selected, introductory-level topics in geology, especially those of interest to non-science majors. The topic for each course will be announced prior to the semester of offering, and the course may be taken more than once for credit. No more than two credits of GEY 150 may be used to satisfy the minimum geology requirements for BAGEY majors
Lakehead University : 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
http://mycoursecalendar.lakeheadu.ca/pg580.html

Extractions: Academic Courses Undergraduate Courses ... Summary of New Changes Made in This Calendar Lakehead 2010-2011 Academic Courses Undergraduate Courses Geology Courses 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. Geology Introductory Geology for Forestry Degree Students Credit Weight: Description: 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. Description: 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. Description: 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. Laboratory exercises will be devoted to the study of rocks and minerals.
UMass Course Catalog: Geology Courses
The University of Massachusetts Amherst Undergraduate Course Catalog provides extensive information about the University's academic offerings. This includes course descriptions
http://www.umass.edu/ug_catalog/archive_2002/geo/geologycourses.html

Extractions: (All courses carry 3 credits unless otherwise noted.) Co-registration in GEO 131 required. Nature and origin of the earth; volcanism; minerals and rocks; earthquakes; plate tectonics; mountain belts; geologic time scales; wave, river, glacial, and wind action in modification of landscape and atmosphere; the asteroid impact hypotheses; genesis of non-renewable resources, geologic basis for environmental decision making. Field excursions. The natural processes of the ocean, including earthquakes and volcanoes, the hydrologic cycle and weather, ocean circulation and the global energy balance, the carbon cycle and productivity, biodi-versity and marine food webs, coastal dynamics. Also, global warming, sea-level rise, environmental degradation and the ocean system response to human activity and global change. Interactive class sessions, with considerable participation by students in problem solving, discussions, and demonstrations. Exams and grades based on teamwork as well as on individual performance. Students needing or wanting a laboratory component may register for GEO 131. Mountain building and plate tectonics; landscapes and the underlying rocks and structures; earth history; the role of earthquakes, volcanoes, coastlines, rivers, glaciers, and wind; natural hazards; survey of resources of water, energy, and minerals. Students needing or wanting a laboratory component may register for GEO 131.
Geology Courses
College of Eastern Utah web site. 1010 Introduction to Geology (330) Fall, Spring This course will introduce the student to plate tectonics, minerals, rocks, water
http://www.ceu.edu/departments/geo/courses.aspx

Extractions: Courses Offered Introduction to Geology Fall, Spring This course will introduce the student to plate tectonics, minerals, rocks, water resources, geological hazards, the geologic forces which shape the earth’s surface, and a geologic history of the earth. The class will be taught using lectures, videos, and slides. A term paper and several out-of-class assignments are required. Prerequisite: ACT English score of at least 14 is strongly recommended. Prehistoric Life Fall,Spring This course is an introductory level geology course which emphasizes the evolution and history of life on earth. Students will be introduced to the concept of the geologic time scale, the basics of minerals and rocks, and the tectonic history of the earth. The curriculum will stress methods of fossilization, the interpretation of basic sedimentary environments, and examples of the major types of animal and plant fossils from each of the geologic eras. Physical Geology Fall, Spring This course is a comprehensive study of the physical features of the earth. It covers basically the same topics as GEOL 1010, but in more depth. Major topics covered in the lectures include plate tectonics, minerals, volcanism, igneous rocks, sedimentary rocks, metamorphic rocks, earthquakes, mass wasting, and landforms associated with streams, groundwater, glaciation, coastal processes, and desert processes. In the laboratory, students will study minerals, rocks, topographic and geologic maps, and aerial photography. Corequisite: Concurrent enrollment in GEO 1115
College Of Arts Sciences - Graduate Geology Courses
Graduate Geology Courses . GEOL 6002 INTRODUCTION TO OCEANIC ENVIRONMENTS 3.0 Prerequisites Geol 1121K and completion of eight semester hours of laboratory science.
http://www.cas.gsu.edu/geosciences/2287.html

Extractions: This Site All GSU.edu document.write ("QUICK LINKS: Select destination") Admission > document.write ("Admission") Apply Online > document.write ("Apply Online") Graduation > document.write ("Graduation") Departments > document.write ("Departments") Human Resources > document.write ("Human Resources") Employment > document.write ("Employment") Galileo > document.write ("Galileo") Libraries > document.write ("Libraries") document.write ("") VIEW QUICK LINKS COURSES Graduate Geology Courses GEOL 6002 INTRODUCTION TO OCEANIC ENVIRONMENTS 3.0 Prerequisites: Geol 1121K and completion of eight semester hours of laboratory science. (Same as Geog 6670.) Three lecture hours a week and one weekend field trip. Geological, chemical, physical and biological aspects of oceanic environments; oceanographic field methods; role of the oceans in global change and environmental impacts of human activity. GEOL 6003 AQUEOUS GEOCHEMISTRY 4.0
Geology Courses UK: Geology Course UK: Geology Courses Reviews
Geology courses browse UK Geology courses, short Geology courses, wkd Geology courses, evening Geology courses with Geology courses reviews Geology course info
http://www.hotcourses.com/uk-courses/Geology-courses/hc2_browse.pg_loc_tree/1618
Geology Courses | Tennessee Tech University
EVSG 6010. Environmental Geology. Lec. 3. Cr. 3. Prerequisite Consent of instructor. Introduction to geology and the application of geologic knowledge to issues and potential
http://www.tntech.edu/evs/geocourses/

Extractions: close EVSG 6010. Environmental Geology. Lec. 3. Cr. 3. Prerequisite: Consent of instructor. Introduction to geology and the application of geologic knowledge to issues and potential solutions of problems arising from the interaction of human activities and natural earth processes. Department Links Apply Now News TTU, TSU collaborate on study of STEM minority student success Hesters to serve as Grand Marshals for TTU Homecoming Parade TTU hosts Tennessee Academy of Science meeting Nov. 19 Oakley STEM Center hosts Cookeville premier of "Tree Safari: The Koa Connection" ... TTU Percussion Ensemble in Concert
Geology Courses With Online Study
Contact the Centre for Science Telephone (780) 6756380 Fax (780) 675-6186 E-mail auinfo@athabascau.ca This page was last modified by Author/BP on
http://www.athabascau.ca/courses/geol/index.html
University Of Mary Washington | Geology Courses
To the right are courses offered in Geology. Courses 205, 305, and 306 are cross listed as Environmental Science courses with the same numbers.
http://www.umw.edu/cas/envisci_geol/courses/geology/default.php

Extractions: @import url(/styles/dept_760.css); @import url(/styles/lev2_print.css); EagleNet A-Z Index Directory About UMW ... Geology Courses To the right are courses offered in Geology. Courses 205, 305, and 306 are cross listed as Environmental Science courses with the same numbers. Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences
Course Listing - Geology - Marshall University
Links, resources, and information related to Marshall University Geology Courses GLY 110 General Geology A beginning level geology course which surveys elements of earth
http://www.marshall.edu/geology/courses.asp

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