General Geology 4 Principles and concepts of physical and historical geology and their importance and application in interpreting earth processes and events. Laboratory includes identification of earth materials and use and application of topographic and geologic maps. General Geology 4 Application of classical geologic principles in light of recent discoveries, the study of significant geologic processes that provide new bases for the interpretation of earth history.
Laboratory includes study of earth history as interpreted from rocks, fossils and geologic maps.
General Geology 4 Principles of physical and historical geology and their application in interpreting earth processes and the history of the earth. Laboratory covers identification of earth materials including fossils and the interpretation of topographic and geologic maps. For majors in geology, other sciences and engineering. Only one course, GEOL105 or GEOL107, can count towards graduation. GEOL 109 Planets, Asteroids, and Impacts 3 Composition, structure, surface features, origin, and evolution of the planets, satellites, asteroids, and comets.