Includes the basic concepts within the sciences of geology, meteorology, and astronomy with particular emphasis on their interrelationships and their relevancy to our lives. Three lectures, one 3-hour lab each week. The sequence is approved for general education requirements. G 115 Topics in Geology 2 credits Topical lectures and discussion sections by members of the professional geologic community. Lecturers include those from academia, public agencies, and private consulting firms.
Topics vary from year to year but include a cross-section of geologic professions.
One 2-hour lecture. Possible field trip. The course uses extensive audiovisual aids to graphically illustrate the workings and effects of these geologic mechanisms. G 199 Special Studies Credit to be arranged G 209 Practicum Credit to be arranged G 225 Metals and Civilization 3 credits Interdisciplinary study of mineral science, history, archeology, and economics. The story of civilization traced through the discovery and exploration of metals, minerals, and energy resources.