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2006-2007 Undergraduate Bulletin 
    
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GEOL 143 A-Z - Geological Field Analysis

Semester Hours: 4 s.h.
Summer
Through an integrated lecture and field course, students will investigate the geology of a specific region of the United States. The goal of the course will be to create and to provide a handson introduction to geologic field observation and the methods necessary to collect data. Students investigate the geology of different regions that are studied on a rotating basis as listed below. Field reports will be based on observations, measurement, analysis and interpretation in the subdisciplines of structure, stratigraphy, volcanology, petrology, field geology, cartography, mineralogy, and geochemistry. Brief mapping exercises will be undertaken to integrate observations with problem solving and interpretive analysis. Formal lectures precede the field course. Student PowerPoint presentations will be based on each individual field report and will end the session (8-10 days off campus; 4 s.h)





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