GEH 101, or instructor's permission . The impact of human activities on natural resources and environmental quality. Topics will include soil, forests, water, wildlife, outdoor recreation, and energy resources. Urban Geography . The contribution of geographical concepts and methods to an understanding of contemporary and future urban problems.
Emphasis is to be placed upon the ghetto and the urbanized region in postindustrial societies.
Introduction to Quantitative Methods of Geography . Either GEH 166 or 167 or departmental permission. For estimated costs and dates for registration and fieldwork, consult the chair. Field Geography of New York City and Vicinity . GEH 166 or GEH 167 or departmental permission.