Geo 101An illustration of a beaker and the Earth.

Environmental Geology

  • Course ID: GEOL 101
  • Subject: Physical Sciences

An examination of how geologic processes and hazards influence human activities. The geologic aspects of earth resources and environmental issues related to water, soils, minerals, and fossil fuels are investigated. Hazards such as earthquakes, landslides, flooding, volcanism, and surface deformation are included. A geologic framework for environmental issues, including rocks and minerals, tectonic processes and geologic time is provided. Upon successful completion of this course, student will demonstrate an understanding of the structure and dynamism of geology as well as the natural and human-induced changes in geologic systems.

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  • illustration of a beaker. Labs

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Upcoming Term Schedule

  • 20/HPOC: Monday, October 12th
  • 21/HPJA: Sunday, January 10th
  • 21/HPMA: Monday, March 15th
  • 21/HPMY: Monday, May 24th

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Once courses begin, assignments are due each week.

Complete labs virtually or in your own home.

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