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List of Courses Offered - Spring 2008

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academic programs
Projected Schedule of Courses

key:

 
note column:
Ug-R
Required of all undergraduate majors
Ug-G
Fulfills undergraduate Geology elective
Ug-GC
Fulfills undergraduate Geochemistry elective
Ug-GP
Fulfills undergraduate Geophysics/Remote Sensing elective
Ug-W
Fulfills undergraduate writing-intensive elective
Br-G
Fulfills graduate Geology breadth requirement
Br-GB Fulfills graduate Geobiology breadth requirement
Br-GC
Fulfills graduate Geochemistry breadth requirement
Br-GP1
Fulfills graduate Geophysics breadth requirement
Br-GP2
Only one of these courses can be applied to fulfill graduate Geophysics breadth requirement
spring 2008 column: Instructor's name, for courses offered during the spring 2008 semester
building/room column:
E&PS = Earth & Planetary Sciences building
LS = Laboratory Sciences
McD = McDonnell Hall
WH = Wilson Hall
  
      
 

link to Program Manual (pdf)

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Undergraduate Courses

course
no.
credit
hours
note
course name spring
2008
room/
building
days time
3
 
Oceanography        
3
 
Earth's Atmosphere W H Smith 203 E&PS MF 1:00-2:30
    Environmental Geology and Energy (summer only)        
3
 
Oceans and Atmosphere        
3
 
Quantitative Reasoning in Environmental Science        
3
 
Geology of National Parks        
3
 
The Dinosaurs: "Facts" and Fictions        
3
  Ring of Fire: Earthquakes, Volcanoes and Plate Tectonics        
3
  Natural Disasters        
3
 
The Solar System Podosek TBA TuTh 11:30-1:00
4
Ug-R
Earth and the Environment Buchwaldt
A
B
203 E&PS
204 E&PS
204 E&PS
TuTh
M
Tu
10:00-11:30
3:00-5:00
2:30-4:30
2
 
Land Dynamics and the Environment        
2
 
Case Study - Southwestern United States Arvidson TBA TBA TBA
3
 
Epic of Evolution: Life, Earth, and the Cosmos Wysession, Bernard, & Goodenough TBA MWF 1:00-2:00
3
 
Resources of the Earth Pasteris 204 E&PS TuTh 1:00-2:30
4
 
Environmental Science        
4
 
Human Use of the Earth        
3
 
Introduction to Astrobiology        
2
 
Case Study - Hawaii        
3
Ug-GC
Br-GC
Biogeochemistry Catalano 204 E&PS TuTh 11:30-1:00
5
Ug-R
Br-G
Earth Materials        
4
Ug-R
Br-GP2
Earth Forces Wiens & Wysession
A
B
204 E&PS
204 E&PS
TBA
MWF
Th
TBA
10:00-11:00
2:30-4:30
TBA
3
 
Independent Study        
1
  Topics in the Geosciences - Sec. 1: TBA        
3
Topics in the Geosciences - Sec. 2: TBA        
3
Ug-GC
Br-GC
Earth Systems Science Fegley 184 E&PS TuTh 1:00-2:30
 
 
Directed Research        
3
Ug-W Ideas and Controversies in the Geosciences Pasteris & Wiens 333 E&PS MW 1:00-2:30
3
Ug-GP
Br-GP2
Remote Sensing Arvidson 282 E&PS TuTh 8:00-9:30
3
Ug-GP
Br-GP2
Earth's Atmosphere and Global Climate W H Smith 333 E&PS MF 10:00-11:30
3
Ug-G
Br-G
Surface Processes        
3
Ug-GP
Earth Remote Sensing Methods and Instrumentation        
3
Ug-G
Br-G
Introduction to Soil Science        
3
Ug-G
Paleobiology        
3
Ug-G
Br-G
Sedimentary Geology        
3
Ug-GP
Br-GP2
Hydrology        
4
Ug-G
Br-G
Environmental Mineralogy        
3
Ug-G
Petrography        
4
Ug-G
Br-G
Introduction to Petrology        
3
Ug-GC
Br-GC
Introduction to Geochemistry        
4
Ug-GC
Br-GC
Environmental Geochemistry        
3
Ug-GC
Br-GC
Stable Isotope Geochemistry Criss 102 E&PS MWF 9:00-10:00
3
Ug-GC
Microbes and the Environment        
3
Ug-GP
Br-GP1
Introduction to Seismology        
3
Ug-GP
Br-GP1
Interior of the Earth        
4
Ug-GP
Br-GP1
Exploration and Environmental Geophysics        
3
Ug-GP
Br-GP1
Geodynamics Solomatov 333 E&PS TuTh 10:00-11:30
4
  Introduction to Structural Geology Buchwaldt 204 E&PS
204 E&PS
MF
F
11:30-1:00
3:00-5:00
4
Ug-G
Br-G
Field and Structural Geology        
3
Ug-G
Br-G
Planetary Geology McKinnon 282 E&PS TuTh 2:30-4:00
3
Ug-GC
Br-GC
Planetary Geochemistry        
3
Ug-GC
Special Topics in Microbiology, Chemistry, and Earth Sciences        
3
Ug-G
Br-G
Paleoenvironmental Reconstruction J R Smith 282 E&PS MW 2:30-4:00
variable
  Independent Study        
3
Ug-W
Undergraduate Research Seminar        
3
 
Honors Research        
 
 Ug-R
field camp        


Graduate Level Courses

course
no.
credit
hours
note
course name spring
2008
room/
building
days time
3
 
Special Topics in the Geosciences - Sec. 1: Exploration of Mars        
         
3
Ug-G
Br-G
Advanced Physical Geology        
3
  Geobiochemical Cycles        
1-3
  Advanced Vertebrate Paleontology Seminar        
3
 
Chemical Petrology Dymek TBA TBA TBA
3
 
Methods of Geochemistry        
3
Br-GC
Radiogenic Isotope Geochemistry        
3
 
Fluid-Driven Geochemistry        
3
Br-GC
Geochemistry        
3
Br-GP1
Geophysical Data Analysis        
3
  Geophysical Fluid Dynamics        
3
 
Advanced Geodynamics        
3
 
Advanced Seismology        
3
  Large Scale Structural Geology        
3
Br-G
Regional Geology of North America        
3
Br-GC
Thermodynamics and Phase Equilibria        
3
Br-GP1
Planetary Geophysics and Dynamics McKinnon 333 E&PS TuTh 11:30-1:00
3
 
Meteorites        
3
  Advanced Planetary Geology        
4
 
Advanced Paleoenvironmental Reconstruction J R Smith 282 E&PS
TBA
MW
TBA
2:30-4:00
TBA
1-12
 
Independent Study        
1-12
  Graduate Research Project        
1-12
 
Research        
1
 
(Graduate Research) Seminar        


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