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ENVS 4461: Environmental History 3
3.00 Credits
University of West Georgia
Prerequisite: 3 credits global history, 3 credits U.S. history, or permission A study of American understanding of ecology, wilderness, resource usage, conservation, agriculture, technology, and natural hazards from colonial times to the present. Same as HIST 4461.
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ENVS 4553: Geographic Information Systems 2
4.00 Credits
University of West Georgia
An introduction to the use of Geographic Information Systems, including GIS theory, data input, spatial analysis, and fi nal output. Project required. Same as GEOG 4553.
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ENVS 4702: Ethics in Land Use Policy and Planning 3
3.00 Credits
University of West Georgia
Prerequisite: PLAN 3701 The ethical dimensions of making land use decisions and policies; in particular, the use of natural resources and the environment in general are brought to light and analyzed. Same as PLAN 4702. COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES 221
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ENVS 4803: Environmental Sociology 3
3.00 Credits
University of West Georgia
Prerequisite: SOCI 1101 or consent of instructor Studies how societal practices and organization produce varying types of ecological degradation. Analyzes various forms of environmental activism. Analyzes selected cases and issues as well as critically examines and compares various sociological viewpoints. Considers global problems and everyday situations with a focus on modernity as risk society. Same as SOCI 4803.
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ENVS 4886: Internship
6.00 Credits
University of West Georgia
Prerequisite: Consent of Advisor The internship provides students an opportunity to gain supervised work experience in an agency in their major area of study. May be repeated for up to 6 hours of credit.
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ENVS 4900: Senior Capstone
4.00 Credits
University of West Georgia
Prerequisite: Senior standing Students may elect to complete a laboratory or fi eld research project, an academic service-learning project (e.g., internship), or other research relevant to career objectives. Content of project must focus on issue or problem with inthe State of Georgia.
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ENVS 4920: Environmental Chemistry 2
4.00 Credits
University of West Georgia
Prerequisite: CHEM 3310K This course is an introduction to the practice of modern environmental chemistry. Topics include pollutants in water, soil, and the atmosphere; equilibria in aqueous systems; experimental methods in environmental analyses; toxicological chemistry; and current environmental problems. The laboratory will consist of EPA-approved methods of analyses. Same as CHEM 4920.
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ENVS 4981: Directed Study
3.00 Credits
University of West Georgia
Prerequisite: consent of instructor and student's environmental studies advisor. In-depth, individualized research on a specifi c topic in environmental studies. May be repeated for a maximum of 6 hours.
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FILM 2080: Introduction to the Art of Film 3
3.00 Credits
University of West Georgia
Students will consider the primary visual, aural, and narrative conventions by which motion pictures create and comment upon signifi cant social experience. Students will watch a wide range of fi lms from a variety of countries and historical moments in fi lm history. Students will have the chance to explore issues such as framing, photographic space, fi lm shot, editing, sound, genre, narrative form, acting style, and lighting in the context of wider discussions of the weekly fi lms. This is an introductory course, and assumes no prior knowledge of fi lm. Students will be evaluated primarily on the basis of weekly postings, a shot-by-shot analysis, and exams. Weekly screenings will be offered.
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FILM 2100: History and Theory of Film 3
3.00 Credits
University of West Georgia
Prerequisite: ENGL 1101 and 1102 An exploration in major developments in fi lm history, theory, and criticism. Students will become familiar with several different fi lm movements in the development of the art form and will be introduced to basic ideas in fi lm theory. Through a variety of fi lm movements and historical periods, students will develop an understanding of the cultural, industrial, and political contexts for some of the most signifi cant debates about fi lm. Specifi c topics covered will include Russian formalism, the history of classical Hollywood cinema, the French New Wave, recent global cinemas, as well as alternatives to Hollywood in the United States. Students will be evaluated on the basis of weekly postings, participation in discussion, essay exams, and formal writing opportunities.
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