Furthermore, the provisions of this catalog do not constitute an irrevocable contract between any student and the University, and all provisions of this catalog together with its course listings remain subject to revision at any time for any reason and without prior notice. A spatial analysis of the earth's natural resources, including mineral and energy resources, as well as forests, fisheries, and agricultural lands. Special attention focuses on political, economic and environmental aspects of the exploitation and use of resources. These are lower-level courses for which the student cannot receive graduate credit. The historical development of the urban environment on a global basis.
Special attention focuses on the internal spatial structure of cities, their functions and problems.
These are lower-level courses for which the student cannot receive graduate credit.