+ Geology
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Overman Hall, 419-372-2886
Learning
Outcomes
Upon
completion of the baccalaureate degree, students
in geology are expected to:
-
Identify, describe and classify earth materials,
formations, and structures and interpret them
in the context of geologic processes;
- Analyze
and report quantitative geologic data collected
in the field and laboratory;
- Read,
write, present, and critically evaluate geologic
reports, professional papers, and maps;
- Synthesize
information from a variety of disciplines
to solve geologic problems;
- Define
and conduct original research in the geological
sciences.
Major,
Bachelor of Arts (33 hours) — minor
required — click
for 2007-2008 course requirements
This program takes four years plus one summer
to complete.
Major,
Bachelor of Science (44 hours in Geology)
— minor required —
click
for 2007-2008 course requirements
This program takes four years plus one summer
to complete.
Geochemistry
specialization (no minor required)
— click
for 2007-2008 course requirements
Geophysics
specialization (no minor required)
— click
for 2007-2008 course requirements
Paleobiology
specialization (no minor required)
— click
for 2007-2008 course requirements
Minor
in Geology
(20 hours)
Minor
in Paleontology
(21 or 22 hours)
*Course
can be used for undergraduate minor when paleontology
topic is the subject of the seminar.
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