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GEOG 1000: Introduction to Physical Geography PP
3.00 Credits
Utah Valley University
Explores the world through each of the major components of physical geography: climatology, hydrology, geomorphology, and biogeography, focusing on how they are interrelated. Emphasizes the dynamic interactions among climate, vegetation, soils, and landforms. Can be taken in conjunction with laboratory exercises in GEOG 1005.
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GEOG 1005: Introduction to Physical Geography Lab
1.00 Credits
Utah Valley University
Pre- or Corequisite(s): GEOG 1000. Designed to be taken in conjunction with GEOG 1000. Explores the world from a broad perspective, examining each of the major components of physical geography: climatology, hydrology, geomorphology, and biogeography. Investigates physical processes of and interactions among climate, vegetation, soils, and landforms.
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GEOG 130G: Survey of World Geography GI SS
3.00 Credits
Utah Valley University
Explores the world in which we live. Studies major countries of the world with special emphasis on location, physical environment, culture, resources, and current events.. May be delivered online.
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GEOG 140G: Introduction to Human Geography SS GI
3.00 Credits
Utah Valley University
Examines the theoretical, spatial, and relational aspects of human activity across the Earth's surface. Discusses the analytical frameworks for understanding the interactions of social, cultural, economic and political systems. Includes topics of population dynamics, culture, language, religion, international development, human conflicts, and urbanization.
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GEOG 1800: Mapping the World with Geospatial Technology PP
3.00 Credits
Utah Valley University
Introduces how the Earth's natural and social features, processes, and systems are mapped and visualized. Is designed for non-science and science majors alike. Provides an overview of satellite and land-based technologies, such as Global Navigation Satellite Systems (e.g., GPS) and uncrewed aerial systems (drones), for determining locations, monitoring change, and imaging the Earth over years and in real-time. Familiarizes students with cartography (map-making and reading), mapping and map visualization software, acquisition and use of location data with handheld devices, interpretation of aerial and satellite imagery, and spatial reasoning and communication skills. Incorporates modern cutting-edge technology and applications to environmental, social, and business issues.
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GEOG 2000: Sustainability and Environment SS Sustainability and Environment SS
3.00 Credits
Utah Valley University
Explores relationships of human and natural systems, how cultural groups experience nature, and global sustainability. Examines different ways of perceiving nature, resources, the environment, and society. Critically analyzes links between social, economic, political, historical, cultural, and environmental processes. Discusses environmental problems and ways to build more sustainable futures. Includes participation in locally sustainability issues.
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GEOG 2100: Geography of the United States SS
3.00 Credits
Utah Valley University
Surveys primarily the regional geography of the United States. Explores each of the subregions of the United States in terms of human geographies and also their relationship to the environment. Emphasizes contemporary issues such as sustainability, social geographies, political issues, and their interrelationships. Includes topics such as culture, environment, economy, urbanization, transportation systems, territory and political borders.
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GEOG 2200: Geography of Europe
3.00 Credits
Utah Valley University
Provides a regional survey of Europe including topics such as economic development, environment, politics, society and culture. Explores the place of Europe in geopolitical and global economic systems. Discusses internal relationships within the European Union, Eastern Europe and Russia.
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GEOG 2500: Geography of Latin America and the Caribbean
3.00 Credits
Utah Valley University
Surveys the Americas south of the United States. Explores each subregion of Latin America and the Caribbean in detail. Includes topics such as development, environment, indigenous peoples, history, and national political and financial crises.
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GEOG 3000: Climate Change in Science and Society
3.00 Credits
Utah Valley University
Prerequisite(s): University Advanced Standing. Offers a fundamental understanding of the science behind contemporary climate change and what to expect in a warming world. Examines observational and other scientific data of different aspects of climate science and the predicted impacts on natural systems around the world. Explores societal and human responses to impacts of climate change. Investigates possible solutions and the politics of climate negotiations.
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