Library Science and Media Ed. These entries denote special academic programs or course groupings, rather than departmental names. No credit toward Geography major or minor. Discusses the nature of landforms, the processes which shape them, and their aesthetic and economic importance.
Human interrelationships with elements of weather, climate, landforms, soils, and vegetation.
An introduction to the basic types of maps, air photographs, and diagrams. Primary emphasis on interpretation of these forms of visual communication and understanding their uses and limitations. F. Cannot be taken for credit after Geog 250. A timely survey of selected cultural, economic, political, and environmental issues affecting regions of the developed world. Provides a global understanding of the nature, causes, and consequences of contemporary problems in capitalist, socialist, and communist industrialized states.