Develop critical thinking skills and an appreciation of the limitations or non- uniqueness of subsurface interpretations based on these types of data. Several possible solutions may exist. Provide familiarity with the use of these geophysical methods in engineering, hazardous waste site, hydrological, and other environmentally related subsurface investigations. Non-Geology Majors Majors outside geology are welcome and encouraged to consider Geol 252 as an elective course. Material covered in the class provides experience useful to engineering and physics majors interested in finding employment with environmental, engineering, and geotechnical companies.
Permission is required.
The Department of Geology and Geography's computer teaching lab provides seating for 26 people and access to Pentium based personal computers. Take-home versions of the software are provided. The software is menu driven and widely used by geophysical companies involved in environmental and geotechnical assessment activities. Introduction Part 2 . Nondestructive testing methods.