GEOLOGIC STRUCTURES AND FIELD METHODS 2013 Spring Term A study
of the causes behind the formation of the major structural
features of earth as well as identification techniques and
description of geologic structures in the field. Emphasis is
placed on (1) Understanding and quantifying geologic
deformation, (2) material response to different conditions of
deformation (3) identification and description of geologic
structures in microscopic, macroscopic and regional scale (4)
geologic field and data analyses techniques such as
stereographic projections and preparation and interpretation of
geologic maps. Offered in Spring semesters. One field trip to
the Baraboo area is required. A special fee will be assessed to
those students electing to participate on an optional field trip
to cover transportation costs. Other Requirements: PREREQ:
GEOLGY 100 AND MATH 152 There are no sections offered for this
course and term that meet your criteria.