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GEOL 252: The Earth And Its Weather
4.00 Credits
Western Washington University
Prereq: Geol 101, CHEM 101 or Phys 101. An introduction to meteorology from a global viewpoint. A study of the earth's atmosphere, including weather observation and forecasting. Measurement and description of atmospheric properties. Includes lab.
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GEOL 301: Geology Writing Co- Requisite
1.00 Credits
Western Washington University
Prereq: concurrent registration in either GEOL 308, 309, 310, 311, 314 or 340. A writing-intensive supplement to a geology course. Students will explore research topics and learn to write scientific papers about those topics.
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GEOL 303: Dinosaurs And Their Environment
3.00 Credits
Western Washington University
Prereq: Geol 101. Dinosaurs and their world; their biology, behavior, evolution, and what the world was like during their reign.
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GEOL 306: Mineralogy
4.00 Credits
Western Washington University
Prereq: Geol 211; CHEM 121, Prereq or coreq: Chem 122. Introduction to crystal chemistry and crystallography. Origin, occurrence and classification of common minerals; physical and chemical properties of minerals used in identification. Basic petrographic microscopy techniques and identification of common rock-forming minerals in thin-section.
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GEOL 308: Earthquakes
3.00 Credits
Western Washington University
Prereq: GEOL 211. This course is a qualitative survey of the causes, effects and dynamics of local and global earthquakes. Topics include wave propagation, earth structure, and the global distribution of earthquakes, faulting mechanisms, earthquake magnitude, earthquake prediction and seismic hazard. Emphasis is placed on the investigation of earth-quake behavior through case studies of historical earthquakes.
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GEOL 309: Volcanology
3.00 Credits
Western Washington University
Prereq: Geol 211. Processes, products, and hazards of volcanic eruptions. Topics to include eruptive mechanisms, volcanic landforms and their relation to the composition and physical properties of magmas, emplacement mechanisms of pyroclastic flows and characteristics of their deposits, calderas, volcanic gases, effects of volcanic eruptions on climate and the atmosphere, volcanic hazards and their mitigation, and geothermal energy and mineral resources.
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GEOL 309a: Volcanology Lab
1.00 Credits
Western Washington University
Co-req: GEOL 309. Optional lab to accompany GEOL 309. Observation and interpretation of volcanic rocks and interpretation of volcanic eruption styles.
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GEOL 310: Geomorphology
5.00 Credits
Western Washington University
Prereq: Geol 211, Math 114 or higher. Origin and evolution of topographic features by surface processes; analysis of glaciers, streams, wind, waves, ground water and other agents in development of landforms.
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GEOL 311: Earth Materials
4.00 Credits
Western Washington University
Prereq: GEOL 211; CHEM 121. Examines geologic materials (minerals, rocks, and soils) from the scale of atoms to tectonic plates. Lecture foci range from the esoteric (mineral symmetry) to the practical (economic minerals). Lab exercises emphasize the scientific skills of observation, identification, and classification in lab and in the field. Field trips required.
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GEOL 314: Engineering Geology
3.00 Credits
Western Washington University
Prereq: Geol 211, Phys 121. Introduction to the engineering properties of rock and soil surficial materials and their significance regarding slope stability and natural foundations for buildings, bridges, dams and other engineering works.
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