1. UNO | Geography / Geology | Geology Courses Geology Courses. See the most recent course catalog at http//www.ses.unomaha.edu/registrar/catalogs.php . For more information about Geology courses at UNO, please contact http://www.unomaha.edu/geogeo/geology_courses.php

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3. Geology Courses 131.Introductory Geology (GOL 1403) 4 semester hours, 3 hours lecture,2 hours laboratory per week. Designed for the student with no geology background. http://www.fp.sfasu.edu/geology/Geology_Courses.htm

HOME ABOUT US CONTACT About Geology ... Geology Facilities Geology Courses Field Trips Scholarships Geology Courses 131.Introductory Geology (GOL 1403) - 4 semester hours, 3 hours lecture,2 hours laboratory per week. Designed for the student with no geology background. An introduction to the study of minerals, rocks and the processes that modify and shape the surface features of the earth. Energy, mineral, and water resources; volcanism; and other practical aspects of geology are stressed. Lab fee required. 131 Lab Tutorial 132.The Earth Through Time (GOL 1404) - 4 semester hours, 3 hoursl ecture, 2 hours laboratory per week. The history and development of the continents and ocean basins, and the evolution of life on earth. Includes earthquakes and the earth's interior, mountain building, drifting continents and sea-floor spreading, the Ice Ages, space science, and oceanography. Prerequisite: GOL 131 or 133.Lab fee required. 133. Introduction to Environmental Geology - 4 semester hours, 3 hours lecture, 2 hours laboratory per week. Designed for the student with no geology background. An introduction to environmental geology with an emphasis on water, natural hazards, soils and land use, wastes and pollution, and alternative energy sources. This course will cover basic concepts of environmental geology and its effect on man and the earth. Lab fee required. 241.Mineralogy

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5. St. Lawrence University: Geology Courses Geology Courses. Semester specific course descriptions . 103. The Dynamic Earth. An introduction to the study of the Earth intended for students with little or no previous http://www.stlawu.edu/programs/courses/geology_courses.html

Contact Us Find People Site Index Homepage ... Return to Geology Program Information Geology Courses Semester specific course descriptions 103. The Dynamic Earth. An introduction to the study of the Earth intended for students with little or no previous exposure to geology or other science. The course examines the materials from which the Earth is made and the forces that govern their distribution; it explores the formation, abundance and distribution of economically useful earth materials (oil, natural gas, coal, strategic metals, precious minerals, water resources) and examines natural hazards such as volcanoes, earthquakes, radiation exposure and floods. Laboratory work gives students hands-on and field experience with rocks, minerals and many kinds of maps. 104. The Evolving Earth. 110. Environmental Geology. This course relates geology, the science of the Earth, to human activities and emphasizes the importance of geology in environmental affairs. Important geologic concepts and fundamental principles necessary to unite the cultural and physical environments are discussed. Topics include natural geologic hazards and interaction between people and the environment, including human modification of nature, geologic resources and energy. Also offered as Environmental Studies 110.

6. ISU Geology Courses Geology Courses GEOL 106 General Geology 3 credits. Geological fundamentals interaction of humans and the earth, environmental geology, rocks and minerals, geologic time http://www.isu.edu/academic-info/prev-isu-cat/ugrad95/artsci/geology_courses.htm

Geology Courses GEOL 106 General Geology 3 credits. Geological fundamentals: interaction of humans and the earth, environmental geology, rocks and minerals, geologic time, plate tectonics, earthquakes, volcanoes, surface processes, earth resources and climatic change. COREQ: GEOL 107 IS RECOMMENDED. Satisfies Goal 5 of the General Education Requirements. F, S, ASu GEOL 107 General Geology Laboratory 1 credit. Classification and recognition of minerals and rocks, landforms on topographic maps and air photos. Geology of Pocatello area. PREREQ OR COREQ: GEOL 106. Satisfies Goal 5 of the General Education Requirements. F, S, ASu GEOL 109 Physical Geology 3 credits. Essential physical, chemical and tectonic concepts in earth sciences, for geology and other science/engineering majors, or those desiring a rigorous and stimulating introductory course. PREREQ OR COREQ: CHEM 121. COREQ: GEOL 110. Satisfies Goal 5 of the General Education requirements by petition only. F GEOL 110 Physical Geology Laboratory 1 credit. Rigorous lab class covering identification and classification of minerals and rocks; use of topographic and geologic maps and aerial photographs. Field Trips. Required for Geology majors. PREREQ: GEOL 106 OR COREQ: GEOL 109. Satisfies Goal 5 of the General Education requirements by petition only. F, S GEOL 112 Historical Geology 2 credits. Major events in earth history: continental drift, age dating, evolution of organisms, times of extinction, mountain building, episodes of world glaciation. PREREQ: GEOL 106 OR GEOL 109. F

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8. Geology Courses 110 Introduction to the Earth. (4) (General Education/Natural Sciences) The study of the earth, its composition, structure, landscape development, internal processes, origin, and http://www.wiu.edu/geology/course.htm

Field Camp Field Trips Alumni News Geology Careers ... Geology Links Geology Course Descriptions by Number 110 Introduction to the Earth. (4) (General Education/Natural Sciences) The study of the earth, its composition, structure, landscape development, internal processes, origin, and evolution. Laboratory includes introduction to minerals, rocks, and maps. No prerequisites. 3 hrs. lect.; 2 hrs. lab. 112 History of the Earth. (4) (General Education/Natural Sciences) Physical and biological history of the earth (North America emphasis). Origin of continents, mountains, oceans, etc.; evolution of plants and animals. No prerequisites. 3 hrs. lect.; 2 hrs. lab. 113 Energy and Earth Resources. (3) (General Education/Natural Sciences) Introduction to energy, water, soil, and mineral resources and the impact of their use on the environment. Does not count toward major or minor in geology. No prerequisite. 115 Oceanography. (3) (General Education/Natural Sciences) History of ocean exploration, origin and nature of ocean basins, composition and circulation of ocean water, modern developments in oceanography, man and the oceans. Does not count toward major or minor in geology. No prerequisite.

9. Geology Online Courses of......For a list of most up to date active online courses and a detailed description of each course content, please review Semester by Semester Geology Courses and http://www.csun.edu/Geology/online.htm

How to use access keys This information applies to pages in the CSUN template system.Windows-press ALT + an access key. Macintosh-press CTRL + an access key. The following access keys are available: CSUN Home Page Skip Navigation People Finder Search ... Access key details Access Keys Skip Navigation Accessibility Quicklinks Quick Links Admissions Application Campus Security Report Career Center Faculty Senate Matador Bookstore Schedule of Classes Student Forms University Catalog Search Search CSUN Web Services Navigation Webmail CSUN A to Z People Finder Portal Main Navigation Undergraduate Program Graduate Program Schedule of Classes Courses Offered Main Menu Geology Home Welcome Faculty and Staff Colloquia ... AAPG-SEG West Coast Student Expo Other Links Download Acrobat Reader College of Science and Mathematics University Web Page Campus Map ... Department of Geological Sciences Live Oak Hall, Room 1202 18111 Nordhoff Street Northridge CA 91330-8266 Phone: (818) 677-3541 E-mail: geology@csun.edu Hours: Mon-Fri 8:00am-5:00pm Online and Hybrid Geology Courses In addition to being offered as a "regular course", the following courses are also offered as online and hybrid courses. For a list of most up to date active online courses and a detailed description of each course content, please review

10. Geology Courses Department of Geology . Geology Courses Course descriptions below are from the registrars web site. Students should refer to this web site or to their college catalog for http://raider.mountunion.edu/gy/Courses/Courses.htm

Department of Geology Geology Courses Course descriptions below are from the registrars web site. Students should refer to this web site or to their college catalog for the most up to date course descriptions. Not all of these courses are offered each semester. Some are only offered once a year, some are only offered once every other year, and some only occasionally. Please check Self Service (the universities online registration system) to see the current schedule of course offerings, or consult with a geology faculty member. Students looking for course web pages should go to the course instructors personal page found under the Faculty button at the top of this page. GY 110 - Physical Geology GY 112 - Physical Geology with Laboratory GY 199 - Special Topics A course designed to permit the offering of special subjects appropriate to the program of the department. Such offerings will fill special needs of specific students, take advantage of the expertise of a visiting professor, or serve as an initial experimental offering of a contemplated regular course. Lower divisional offerings will be listed as 199. Regular or frequently recurring topics are not offered under this title. Prerequisite: permission of the instructor. May be repeated as new topics are presented. Credit variable, 1-4 Sem. Hrs. GY 210 - Hydrology and Water Resources A study of water properties, occurrence, distribution, and movement and their relationship with the environment within each phase of the hydrological cycle. The course also examines water quantity and quality issues, and water management policies. Prerequisite: BI 203 or GY 110 or GY 112 or consent of the instructor. Three class hours and one two to three-hour laboratory per week. 4 Sem. Hrs

11. Temple College - Geology Courses Geology Courses. GEOL 1103 Physical Geology Laboratory This course is designed to complement GEOL 1303. The laboratory includes investigation of current and past geologic events as http://www.templejc.edu/cgi-bin/CourseList.asp?search=GEOL

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13. MCCC :: Geology Courses GLG 105 Geology of Pennsylvania Credits 3.00. Geology of Pennsylvania is an analysis of the geologic environment of Pennsylvania. It is designed to examine the behavior of streams http://www.mc3.edu/academics/courses/glgcrs.aspx

Montgomery County Community College Academics - MCCC :: Geology Courses Return Home About Us Academics Admissions ... Course Descriptions Geology Courses Geology Courses GLG 105 Geology of Pennsylvania GLG 115 Environmental Geology GLG 120 Earth Science GLG 121 Intro to Astronomy ... GLG 152 Historical Geology GLG 105 Geology of Pennsylvania Credits: 3.00 Geology of Pennsylvania is an analysis of the geologic environment of Pennsylvania. It is designed to examine the behavior of streams, glaciers, landslides, and other surficial systems as well as to acquaint the student with mineral and fossil fuel resources, and depositional and deformational history of the bedrock of Pennsylvania. This course is a two week long course held during the summer sessions only. The first week consists of class meetings held on campus and local day-long trips; the second week is spent in the field observing various localities throughout the state. The student is responsible for personal expenses incurred during the four days and nights in the field. Prerequisite: Permission of instructor. Offered Summer 1, 2 week course. GLG 115 Environmental Geology Credits: 4.00

14. Geology Courses Undergraduate Courses in Geology. Subject course numbers in parentheses at the end of the course description represent the course equivalent in the Texas Common Course Numbering http://www.sulross.edu/pages/3612.asp

Sul Ross State University A Member of the Texas State University System Quick Links Activities Calendar Athletics Banner Blackboard Bookstore Conference Services Directory Employment Faculty Assembly Library Outlook Web Access Rio Grande College SBDC Site Index Staff Council Technology Support Web-Based E-Mail SRSU Home Academics Student Services Campus Life ... Geology Undergraduate Courses in Geology Subject course numbers in parentheses at the end of the course description represent the course equivalent in the Texas Common Course Numbering system. GEOL 1401 Introductory Geology I (3-2) This course covers the nature and properties of the materials which make up the earth, the distribution of these materials throughout the earth, the processes (volcanism, glaciation, stream erosion, weathering, etc.) by which these materials are formed, altered, transported and deformed, and the nature and development of the landscapes. (GEOL 1403) GEOL 1402 Introductory Geology II (3-2) A study of the record of life forms (fauna and flora) that evolved throughout the geologic time 4.5 billion years ago up to the occurrence of man. It also covers the physical changes of the earth through 4.5 billion years of advancing and retreating seas, of deposition and of erosion of rocks, fashioned into mountain ranges the entire chronological history of how processes of physical geology have operated. (GEOL 1404) Prerequisite: Geology 1401 GEOL 2301 Lithology (3-2) Introduction to the basic concepts of identification, classification and origins of igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic rocks. Laboratory exercises consist of hand specimen identification and classification of suites of all three rock classes. (GEOL 2309) Prerequisite: Geology 1401

15. Pasadena City College Pasadena City College, California Geology GEOLOGY COURSES . This is an informal listing of course offerings. For details relating to prerequisites, transfer credit, etc http://www.pasadena.edu/divisions/naturalsciences/geology/courses.cfm

Search: PCC Site PCC People skip to main content news calendar directories ... Geology GEOLOGY COURSES This is an informal listing of course offerings. For details relating to prerequisites, transfer credit, etc., consult the college catalog. Times at which classes are given are in the PCC schedule of classes Geology 1: PHYSICAL GEOLOGY (4 semester units) This comprehensive introductory course includes laboratory exercises. It covers the dynamic process governing the origin and development of the Earth's surface and interior (including earthquakes and volcanoes), the identification of common rocks and minerals, and a review of the Earth's energy and mineral resources. Geology 1F: PHYSICAL GEOLOGY FIELD STUDIES (1 semester unit) Four days of field studies provide added enrichment for physical geology students. The trips emphasize the observation and interpretation of geologic phenomenon and the development of the geology of southern California. Geology 2: HISTORICAL GEOLOGY (4 semester units) This course focuses on the history of the Earth and evolution of animals and plants with an emphasis on North America. Laboratory exercises include the study of fossils and the interpretation of geologic maps. Geology 2F: HISTORICAL GEOLOGY FIELD STUDIES (1 semester unit) Geologic excursions give students the opportunity to become acquainted with geologic mapping and the interpretation of the geologic history of selected areas.

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18. Current Courses Geology majors and students enrolled in advanced geology courses, with permission, are granted access to this space for studying and completing assignments. http://www.geology.iupui.edu/Courses/index.htm

Department of Earth Sciences School of Science Indiana University~Purdue University, Indianapolis Finding Us: Maps Directions Earth Science Courses at IUPUI Our course offerings span both traditional geoscience and environmental geoscience courses. We have the advantage of having a dedicated laboratory for teaching and a dedicated space for undergraduate majors to study and complete assignments. The Department offers courses at both the graduate and undergraduate level. Click the semester of interest to go to the Office of the Registrars course offering page; schedules may also be available in other formats. Or click the top link for the projected long term course offerings. Long Range Plan for Course Offerings Fall 2009 list schedule Spring 2010 (full schedule not yet available) Fall 2008 Spring 2009 (graphic form as: html xls Fall 2007 Spring 2008 ... Spring 2006 Clicking these links will scroll the page to the relevant sections on: Teaching/Learning Facilities Field Trips and Service Learning Online/Distance Learning Courses Introductory ... Graduate Courses The Department of Earth Sciences at IUPUI places a strong emphasis on high quality classroom teaching. Courses are taught by teaching and research faculty as well as graduate teaching assistants.

19. Geology Courses Geology Courses. The University of Dayton Department of Geology. On-Line Geology Courses. Below is listed all the courses currently provided by the Geology Department http://academic.udayton.edu/geology/courses/

Geology Courses The University of Dayton - Department of Geology On-Line Geology Courses Below is listed all the courses currently provided by the Geology Department with an on-line component. Please bookmark these pages if you are taking any of these classes. Classes GEO 103 Physical Geography GEO 109 General Geology GEO 198 Geology, Landscape and Environment of the Miami Valley GEO 208 Environmental Geology GEO 218 Engineering Geology GEO115 Physical Geology GEO 116 Historical Geology GEO 201 Mineralogy GEO 301 Structural Geology GEO 302 Glacial Geology GEO 303 Field Geology GEO 307 Geomorphology GEO 309 Surface and Groundwater Hydrology GEO 308 Problems and Decisions in Environmental Geology GEO 310 Stratigraphy GEO 401 Paleontology GEO 403 Sedimentology GEO 404 Problems in Geology GEO 411 Igneous Petrology GEO 412 Introductry Geochemistry GEO 479L Environmental Instrumentation Lab GEO 498 Geological Research and Thesis We are beginning to offer online courses - check out our home study website for the SC1230 course. Please contact the main office of the Geology Department if you ahve any questions about these courses(contact by phone 229-3432). Or speak to your advisor concerning class registration.

20. Ohio Wesleyan University | Department Of Geology And Geography | Geology Courses 110. Physical and Environmental Geology (Fryer, Martin) An introduction to Earth's dynamic systems, the materials that make up the planet, and the environmental consequences of http://geo.owu.edu/geologyCourses.html

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