21. Current Courses For information concerning IUPUI geology courses or inquires about the department you Spring courses are Geological Remote Sensing and Trace Elements http://www.geology.iupui.edu/Courses/

Department of Geology School of Science Indiana University~Purdue University, Indianapolis Finding Us: Maps Directions Geology Courses at IUPUI - Spring 2005 Fall 2005 Geology Course Schedule (Excel Format) To see current undergraduate course offerings, click here To see current graduate course offerings, click here To see courses offered in the past, click here 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 Academic Resource List G107 - Environmental Geology An introduction to geology through discussion of geological topics that show the influence of geology on modern society. Topics include mineral and energy resources, water resources, geologic hazards and problems, geology and health, and land use.

22. Geology Courses At The Dept Of Geological Sciences, University Of Canterbury 100 level Courses. Geol 111 Planet Earth an introduction to Geology, First Semester. Geol 112 Understanding Earth History, Second Semester http://www.geol.canterbury.ac.nz/courses.html

Geological Sciences Home Undergraduate courses 2004 Postgrad courses 2004 Postgrad degrees 2004 100 level Courses Geol 111 Planet Earth: an introduction to Geology First Semester Geol 112 Understanding Earth History Second Semester Geol 113 Environmental Geohazards Second Semester Geol 114 Geoarchaeology: Peopling the Pacific First Semester 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 Second Semester Geol 235 Earth Surface Processes First 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 331 Principles of Basin Analysis First 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 Second Semester

23. Geology Courses At The Dept Of Geological Sciences, University Of Canterbury The following is a list of 400 level courses in Geology. Postgraduate Diploma in Engineering Geology This is a one year course of study corresponding to http://www.geol.canterbury.ac.nz/courses/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 consists of a compulsory full year course, GEOL 490, and seven 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.

24. Wheaton College (Wheaton, IL) - Geology Courses Wheaton College s geology program gives students have the opportunity to study geologic theory on campus in conjunction with a number of field experiences http://www.wheaton.edu/geology/courses.html

Overview Faculty Major Courses ... Student Opportunities Courses Geology students studying heavy mineral stream sediments. Core Courses Elective Courses General Education Courses Supporting Courses Core Courses Geology Program’s core courses are as follows: GEOL 201. Introductory Geology in the Field (offered only at the Science Station) GEOL 211. Physical Geology GEOL 221. Physical Geology for Science Majors GEOL 321. Earth History and Stratigraphy GEOL 336. Process Geomorphology GEOL 342. Fundamentals of Geochemistry GEOL 343. Fundamentals of Mineral Science GEOL 344. General Petrology and Petrography GEOL 443. Structural Geology GEOL 412. Field Geology (offered only at the Science Station) GEOL 494.

25. Geology Courses This course will cover basic concepts of environmental geology and its effect on man and the This is the capstone course of the Department of Geology. 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

26. Geology Courses Prerequisites 20 sh of geology courses, junior or senior standing in geology, and approval of department chairperson. Graded S/U only. 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.

27. GEOLOGY COURSES Courses in Geology provide the basic professional foundation for the scientific geology courses are designed to develop a theoretical and practical 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 Introduction to Earth Science/Geology GEOL SPECIAL Experimental and One-Time Offerings Geology and Cinema Backyard Geology Physical Historical Physical Laboratory Historical Laboratory Cartographic Orienteering Volcanoes and Earthquakes Natural Disasters Analytical Techniques Research Structural General Hydrology General Oceanography Introduction to Minerals and Rocks Mineralogy Petrology Principles of Stratigraphy Field Techniques Research Problems Paleontology Environmental Geology Geomorphology Optical Mineralogy Hydrogeology Aqeous Geochemistry Sedimentology and Stratigraphy Geophysics Tectonics Special Topics Coal Geology Fossil Fuels Senior Seminar Petroleum Geology Spatial Analysis Supervised Practicum Professional Preparation Just Click on the course number to view the course syllabus.

28. Current Geology Courses University of Colorado at Boulder geology courses Fall 2001. http://www.colorado.edu/GeolSci/curundergrad.html

Course # Course Title Instructor Introduction to Geology 1 Introduction to Geology:Honors Matthew Pranter Greg Tucker Small Tucker ... Anne Sheehan Introduction to Geology 2 David Budd sections 001-016 Introduction to Geology 1 - Lab Introduction to Field Geology Alan Lester Introduction to Mineralogy Joe Smyth Statistics For Earth Sciences Thomas Caine Introduction to Hydrogeology Shemin Ge Computer Assisted Geologic Techiques Henrietta Laustsen Structural Geology 1 Karl Mueller Extraterrestrial Life Stephen J. Mojzsis Paleobiology Jonathan.Marcot Earth Resources and the Environment Jack Edwards Natural Catastrophes and Geologic Hazards Alan Lester Societal Problems and Earth Sciences Henrietta Laustsen Remote Sensing of the Environment Alexander Goetz Principles of Geomorphology Thomas Caine Isotope Geology G. Lang Farmer TPC - Reservoir Char/Model TPC - Cosmochemistry TPC - GIS Applications Matthew Pranter Stephen J. Mojzsis Henrietta Laustsen Robert S Anderson ... Tom Marchitto Igneous/Metamorphic Field Geology Charles Stern Field Geophysics Craig Jones Environmental Field Geochemistry John Drexler Writing in Geosciences Henrietta Laustsen Course # Course Title Instructor Introduction to Geology 1 Roger Bilham Joseph Smyth Shemin Ge Introduction to Geology 2 Introduction to Geology 2:Honors Alan Lester Craig Jones Jaelyn Eberle Paul Weimer sections 001-014 Introduction to Geology 1 - Lab Global Change 2- An Earth Sciences Perspective Jason Neff sections 001-003 Global Change - Lab

29. Geology Schools - Geology Departments - Geology Courses Schools with geology courses and departments. Many of them offer geology degrees. http://geology.com/colleges.htm

Geology.com Geology Dictionary Geologist Jobs Geology News ... Satellite Images Satellite Images Africa Asia Australia Canada ... United States US Geology Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas ... Wyoming Popular Articles Tarapaca, Chile Earthquake What Causes a Tsunami? Indonesia Tsunami Map Pangea Geology Schools Colleges with Geology Departments Alabama: Auburn University Jacksonville State University University of Alabama University of Alabama - Huntsville ... University of South Alabama - Mobile Alaska: Alaska Pacific University University of Alaska, Anchorage University of Alaska, Fairbanks Arizona: Arizona State University Northern Arizona University University of Arizona Arkansas: University of Arkansas - Fayetteville University of Arkansas - Little Rock California: American River College California Institute of Technology California Luthern University California State University - Bakersfield ... Whittier College Colorado: Adams State College Colorado College Colorado School of Mines Colorado State University - Fort Collins ... Western State College of Colorado Connecticut: Eastern Connecticut State University University of Connecticut Wesleyan University Western Connecticutt State University ... Yale University Delaware:

30. Engineering Geology Courses At Drexel University Engineering geology courses Soil formations, geologic classes; rock masses; rock mass engineering, excavations, blasting, bolting, grouting; groundwater http://www.drexel.edu/coe/enggeo/Courses.html

FALL 2001 EGEO 200 Physical Geology Lacovara EGEO 220 Engineering Geology Lacovara EGEO 709 Lacovara Check schedule and seat availability Advanced Engineering Geology Origin and engineering properties of earth materials; engineering testing, alteration, and use of earth materials; special geologic hazards and problems. Advanced Engineering Geology II Soil formations, geologic classes; rock masses; rock mass engineering, excavations, blasting, bolting, grouting; groundwater; contamination control and clean up. Advanced Geoapplications in Math Methods of solution for both ordinary and partial differential equations, with emphasis on applications in engineering and environmental problems. Advanced Geochemistry A geologic perspective on the nine planets of our solar system, asteroids, comets, and minor planets. Topics include extraterrestrial impacts, the discovery of extra-solar planets and the formation of the Universe. Click here for more information Engineering Geology Click here for more information Environmental Geology Foundation Engineering Geochemistry Major chemical mechanisms controlling the occurrence and mobility of chemicals in the environment; phase properties; reaction kinetics and equilibrium; thermodynamics of chemical equilibrium;acid-base chemistry; oxidation-reduction chemistry; the carbonate system; precipitation-dissolution; complexation; adsorption.

31. Distance Education And Online Geology Courses Indiana University Indiana University offers hundreds of online and distance courses, as well as undergraduate and graduate online and distance degrees. http://www.iu.edu/~iuonline/de/decourses/geol.html

Indiana University Online and Distance Education Upcoming IU Credit Courses at a Distance Back to Subject Areas School of Continuing Studies Independent Study Program Open Enrollment 2005 Fall 2005 Indiana University offers dozens of online courses, as well as courses delivered in a variety of other formats. Browse the course information below to find upcoming courses that interest you. To get information about enrolling in a course, contact the person whose name is provided in the course description. General Information about Taking an IU Distance Education Course Geology Description: Introduction to origin and classification of minerals and rocks. Relationships between rock types, rock structures, surficial geological processes of running water, subsurface water, glaciation, wind, tides, and landform evolution. Geologic time. Credit given for only one of the following: G103 or G111. Prerequisites: Notes: 8 submissions; 2 exams. This is an Independent Study course. To enroll, call 800-334-1011. Enroll at any time and take up to 12 months to complete a course. Check with the Independent Study Program for more information. E-mail scs@indiana.edu

32. Oxford Brookes University - Geology Home Page And Web Site Contents Aspects of geology courses at Oxford Brookes As a result of the course closures, Geology staff have now all left their posts. http://www.brookes.ac.uk/geology/

Undergraduate Courses Modules Staff Petroleum Geoscience MSc ... A.G.E.S (student society) Geology Jobs Search Welcome to the Geology Web Site at Oxford Brookes University Keep in contact League table success Top department ... New photos Geology degree results 2004 Our final year of Geology and Geological Sciences graduates have continued the tradition of high standards, as shown in their degree results, despite all the uncertainties and disruption which they have had to put up with during their last two years. Congratulations to all!! 2 students gained First Class BSc (Honours) 7 gained Upper Seconds 5 gained Lower Seconds 1 gained a Third 2 gained pass degrees Geology Farewell Celebration The End of a Geological Era!

33. Welcome To Geology Undergraduate Degree Courses Applied Geology find that this expertise underpins a programme of geology courses that not only are studentfriendly, http://www.staffs.ac.uk/schools/sciences/geology/geolawards.html

34. Field Courses At Brauer Field Station, SUNY Cortland Course Information Location - Geologic Setting - Schedule - Application -Scholarship Field geology courses at Brauer Field Station are intensive, http://web.cortland.edu/gleasong/fdcamp.html

Summer Field Geology Programs Brauer Field Station State University of New York College at Cortland Course Information Location Geologic Setting Schedule ... Scholarship application COURSE INFORMATION Field geology courses at Brauer Field Station are intensive, project-oriented experiences designed to instruct students in the use of basic field methods and equipment, and develop their skills of observation, interpretation, synthesis, and graphic presentation of geologic data. A student-staff ratio of 10:1 or less provides quality field instruction and supervision plus individual assistance as needed, as well as constructive support and advisement during evening hours when field projects are compiled. See the schedule below for information about course length and credits earned. Students and faculty are housed at the field station in "bunk rooms" that each sleep 4 to 10 people. Bathrooms are equipped with hot showers. Other activities such as studying, map preparation, reading, lounging, group discussions, etc.

35. Geology Courses - Douglas College Calendar Douglas College Community College in Greater Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, campuses located in New Westminster and Coquitlam. http://www.douglas.bc.ca/calhtm/courses/cgeol.htm

Introduction General Information Credentials Programs ... Home Geology GEOL 1120 Introduction to Earth Sciences (3 credits) (formerly GEOL 120) An introductory course focusing on physical geology, with topics including minerals, rocks (igneous, sedimentary, metamorphic), plate tectonics, earthquakes and volcanic activity, Earth resources, geologic time, and the many processes that have shaped the Earth. The course includes practical hands-on labs and some sections may have a field trip scheduled outside class time. To find out where this course transfers, check the BC Transfer Guide at www.bctransferguide.ca Prerequisite: None Lecture: 2; Laboratory: 2 Offered: Fall, Winter, Summer TBA Note: Credit will not be given at SFU for both GEOL 1120 and GEOG 1120 GEOL 1121 History of the Earth (3 credits) (formerly GEOL 121) This course is concerned about Earth history and the events that have shaped the development of the Earth. Topics include: the origin of the Earth, origin and evolution of life, mass extinction events, dinosaurs, Ice Age mammals, and ancient climates. Techniques used to date and interpret events of the past and reconstruct ancient environments will be discussed. Field trips may be required. To find out where this course transfers, check the BC Transfer Guide at

36. Geology Department (combination of any two 100level geology courses may be substituted for GEOL-103) Any combination of 300-400 level geology courses upon advisement. http://www.potsdam.edu/GEOL/GEOL.html

37. Geology Courses (GEL) 5993 (WI) Writing Intensive Course in Geology. Cr. 0. Prereq junior standing; satisfactory completion of English Proficiency Examination; http://www.bulletins.wayne.edu/ubk-output/sci16.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 Course Signs and Abbreviations 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

38. Geology Courses (GEL) Prereq introductory courses in physics, chemistry, and geology. Introduction to various physical and chemical age dating methods used in geology. (F) 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 Open only to middle or high school teachers. 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

39. Geology Courses Listings of undergraduate courses in geology offered by Sul Ross State University s department of earth and physical science. Subject course numbers in http://www.sulross.edu/pages/3612.asp

Quick Links Welcome Activities Calendar Admissions Athletics Blackboard Bookstore Directory Employment Faculty Assembly Library Residential Living Technology Support Web-Based E-Mail Web for Faculty Web for Students Home How to Apply Rio Grande College Student Services ... Geology Undergraduate Courses in Geology (GEOL) Subject course numbers in parentheses at the end of the course description represent the course equivalent in the Texas Common Course Numbering system. 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) 1402 Introductory Geology II (3-2) 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 2401 Crystal and Optical Mineralogy (3-3) Introduction to crystallography, crystal chemistry, and optical mineralogy. Identification of minerals by physical, optical and X-ray diffraction techniques. Prerequisite: Geology 1401, Chemistry 1401

40. Hardin-Simmons University Department Of Geology Courses May not be used to fulfill major or minor requirements in Geology. The courses may be repeated as topics vary. Laboratory studies may carry up to four http://www.hsutx.edu/academics/geology/geol_crs.htm

Department of Geology Abilene, Texas 325 670-1383 Faculty Geology Home Courses Environmental Geology An introduction to our geologic environment and the mutual effects of environment on people and people on environment. Fall, Spring Introductory Geology A study of the earth`s composition and structure, and the work of agents and processes, both external and internal, modifying the earth. Fall, Spring, Summer Historical Geology History of the earth and its inhabitants. Prerequisite: GEOL 1401 Spring Special Topics A course designed to meet special student needs. One, two, or three hours lecture each week. Laboratory may be included for some topics. May be repeated for credit when topic varies. Will not count toward a major or minor in geology Fall, Spring

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