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GUS 3052: Environmental Problems in Asia

3.00 Credits

Temple University

Japan is used as an introduction and model for examining environmental issues in several East and Southeast Asian countries. Emphasis is on deforestation, river basin development, urban planning, ecotourism, and the role of non-governmental organizations. Prerequisite: EVRN ST/GUS 0842 or 1051 (C050) or 1951 (H090) or X050 or permission of instructor

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GUS 3053: Climatology

3.00 Credits

Temple University

In this course, we study global climate patterns and the underlying processes that shape them. Among the specific topics we examine are: global distribution of individual climate elements, upper-atmospheric waves and jet streams, use of web-based maps and data, construction of climate models, U.S. climate regions, and major global climatic regions. In the course’s final weeks, we consider historic climates, climate change mechanisms, and forecasted future climates. Prerequisite: GUS 1052 (C052) or equivalent

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GUS 3054: Energy, Resources, and Conservation

3.00 Credits

Temple University

Vital nonrenewable resources are identified and their global and North American distribution, character, and utilization studied. Special attention to energy sources now in short supply and to benign renewable sources for future needs. Prerequisite: EVRN ST/GUS 0842 1051 (C050) or 1951 (H090) or X050 or permission of instructor

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GUS 3061: Fundamentals of Cartography

3.00 Credits

Temple University

This course is designed to introduce students to cartography and computer mapping. Through hands-on exercises, students will manipulate data, compare map projections, design, execute, and reproduce small-scale thematic maps suitable for publication using computer software. A final project involves the production of maps in color.
Note: No prior computer knowledge is necessary.

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GUS 3062: Fundamentals of Geographic Information Systems

3.00 Credits

Temple University

This course teaches the theory and practical use of Geographic Information Systems (GIS). Major components of the course include vector and raster spatial data models and operations, including vector overlay and raster map algebra. At the end of the course students are expected to have an understanding of elementary GIS theory, working knowledge of a GIS software package, and the ability to develop GIS-based solutions to geographic modeling and analysis tasks. Prerequisite: Two GUS courses or four social science courses

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GUS 3063: Environmental Remote Sensing

3.00 Credits

Temple University

This course will teach the basic principles of environmental remote sensing using aerial photography and satellite imagery. Topics covered include the mechanics of aerial photography and satellite remote sensing systems, photointerpretation, image rectification, and image processing and classification. Emphasis will be on urban and environmental applications. Prerequisite: Two GUS courses or four social science courses

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GUS 3073: Geography of Travel and Tourism

3.00 Credits

Temple University

This course examines the fastest growing industry in the world from a geographic perspective. Among the topics to be covered are spatial tourism models, tourism landscapes and the built environment and the impact of tourism on local cultures and economies. Several types of tourism are compared, including rural vs urban travel, heritage tourism and ecotourism. There is also a special project that focuses on the problems of developing a tourist industry in areas that are prone to political or environmental crises. The course presents examples of both domestic and international travel destinations. Prerequisite: Two GUS courses or four social science courses

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GUS 3074: Sicily: The Land, People and Identity

3.00 Credits

Temple University

An introduction to the physical and social geography of Sicily, looking at its land, history, culture, and current problems as represented in literature and on film. Prerequisite: Two GUS courses or four social science courses

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GUS 3076: Metropolitan Tokyo

3.00 Credits

Temple University

The growth and development of Tokyo, Japan, past and present. The course includes a profile of the city’s many neighborhoods, economic activities, architecture, and challenges for urban planners.
Note: Usually offered at Temple Japan. Prerequisite: Two GUS courses or four social science courses

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GUS 3096: Urban Policy Analysis

3.00 Credits

Temple University

Contemporary policy analysis of urban problems and issues, including ideological, political, social movement, and community organizing perspectives. Sample policy areas are housing, education, segregation, employment, welfare, and spatial inequality. Prerequisite: GUS 1021 (R055), 1022 (0055), X060, plus one additional GUS course or permission of the instructor

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