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GBA 470: Legal Topics
3.00 Credits
Sam Houston State University
An in-depth look at various areas in the law that are of special interest to students of different majors. May be repeated as topics change. Credit 3.
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GBA 471: Intercultural Business Communication
3.00 Credits
Sam Houston State University
This course prepares students for the complex leadership roles and communication tasks they will encounter in an increasingly multicultural, global work environment. The course familiarizes students with the cultural impacts on global business; managing culturally diverse work forces, transitions, relocations, diversity and performance; and explores cultures specifics of various countries. Credit 3.
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GBA 499: Internship
3.00 Credits
Sam Houston State University
A course designed to provide the student with an opportunity to apply academic skills in a practical work environment. (See Internship Coordinator prior to enrolling.) All internships must be approved in advance in order to receive credit. The course may be repeated one time for a maximum of 6 hours. Credit 3.
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GEL 112: Geologic Hazards and Resources
1.00 Credits
Sam Houston State University
This course must be taken concurrently with GEL 132, Geologic Resources and Hazards. Laboratory experiences include map and air photo interpretation, analysis of remote sensing data, and study of economically important earth materials. Field trips and take-home computer exercises are also required. Credit 1.
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GEL 113: Physical Geology Laboratory
1.00 Credits
Sam Houston State University
This course must be taken concurrently with GEL 133, Physical Geology. These laboratory experiences involve the study of rocks, minerals, and map interpretations. Credit 1.
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GEL 132: Geologic Hazards and Resources
3.00 Credits
Sam Houston State University
An introduction to the interrelationship between humans and the geologic environment. This includes the potential hazards posed by geologic processes, and the planning that needs to be done to lessen their impact. Earth materials and their uses by humans are also emphasized. No prerequisite. Fall, Spring, Summer. Credit 3.
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GEL 330: Oceanography
3.00 Credits
Sam Houston State University
A survey of the general principles of oceanography is made. The geology of ocean basins, tide-water processes and the chemistry of sea water are studied. Biophysics of the sea and environmental problems are considered. Prerequisites: GEL 133/113. Spring, Summer I. Credit 3.
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GEL 332: Forensic Geology
3.00 Credits
Sam Houston State University
The course covers many of the basic geological principles and techniques used in solving crime. A significant part of the course will involve case studies as well as hands-on field and laboratory analyses. Prerequisite: GEL132/112 or GEL 133/113 plus CHM 138/118, 139/119, and MTH 163. Even year Fall. Credit 3.
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GEL 334: Geochemistry
3.00 Credits
Sam Houston State University
A general introduction to all types of geochemistry that includes a discussion of the underlying chemical concepts, with an emphasis on the applications to geological environments. The chemical concepts include isotopic chemistry, thermodynamics, crystal chemistry, and aqueous solutions. The geological metasomatism, geothermobarometry, and environmental geochemistry. Prerequisites: GEL 132/112 or GEL 133/113 plus CHM 138/118. Even year Fall. Credit 3.
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GEL 335: Energy and Environmental Impact
3.00 Credits
Sam Houston State University
This course focuses on geologic energy resources, use, and their environmental impact. The case will be made for the link between population growth, industrialization, and the critical need for developing existing energy resources as well as developing strategies for new energy sources and energy conservation. The impact of energy development and exploitation on the health of the ecosphere will be stressed throughout. Alternative and renewable energy sources are evaluated. The course format will rely heavily on a case study approach. Specific topics will include such things as plate tectonics and energy resources, fossil fuels, nuclear energy, renewable energy resources, and our energy future. Writing Enhanced. Prerequisites: GEL 132/112 or 133/113. Credit 3.
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