GEO 104 Historical Geology
(4):
A detailed study of the Earth's geologic history relative to the
development
of continents and life forms, including the study of biologic evolution
and
geotectonics. Geomorphic and stratigraphic principles are utilized in
the
interpretation of geologic history. Laboratory includes work with
fossils
and geologic maps. Field trips emphasize regional geology. It is
intended
that this course follow GEO 103, and taken in this way satisfies the
sequential
laboratory science requirement of the Math-Science curriculum. It also
satisfies
the requirements of those curricula demanding science or laboratory
science courses. Three one-hour lectures or equivalent and one-three
hour laboratory
per week. Prerequisite: GEO 103 or POI.
Click here to see the Historical Geology Field Trip to the
Tug Hill Plateau
Class Syllabus
Text
The Earth Through Time by Levin Saunders College
Pub.
6th ed.
Grading
*Each exam, including the final, will cover only the material since the
preceding
test.
*The average of these
four tests will count as 75% of
your
final grade.
*If you are unable to
attend an exam you may be allowed
to
reschedule it if:
***you notify the professor prior to the test
***you have not missed any other tests this semester
*The final 25% of your
grade will be your lab mark,
based
on attendance and the satisfactory completion of written lab reports.
*Classroom attendance
and the quality of your classroom
participation
will also be considered in determining your final grade.
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