PHY1001 Physical Geology (3) Prerequisites: High school
chemistry or CHE1101 or PHY1109, and PHY1109L; Math Placement
Level 1 Studies the structure of the earth and the agents of its
dynamic changes: global plate tectonics, weathering, mass
wasting, and glaciation, within the context of mineral
formation, the rock cycle, and geologic time. Includes a
consideration of human activity in regards to mineral and energy
resources and land use. The format consists of lectures,
discussion, demonstrations, laboratories, and field trips.
PHY1008 Physical Geography (3) Prerequisite: A high school
science or geography course is recommended Physical Geography
provides an introduction to the major components of our physical
environment. Topics include: the Earth and its place in the
solar system, plate tectonics, climate and weather, geology,
soils, and human interaction with the natural world. The format
of the course includes lectures, discussion, and demonstrations,
with computer support by way of geographic information