Topics include economic, social, cultural, and environmental implications, motivations for travel, and the past and future of the industry. GEOG 262 Geography of Tourism. Course titles will be announced before each semester. A total of 6 hours of credit may be earned. GEOG 321 Urban Geography.
Special attention is given to the geographic conditions affecting urban development and growth.
In the light of these theories, current research trends and techniques are examined. GEOG 330 Weather Analysis. Students may gain practical experience by working in the university weather station. GEOG 331 Global Climatology. How and why climates differ across the earth.