COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
DEPARTMENT OF GEOSCIENCES
HYDROGEOLOGY MAJOR
Advisor: Dr. Duane Hampton
Rm 1125 Rood
387-5496
The hydrogeology major prepares students for graduate study or employment in hydrogeology. It focuses on those aspects of geology and related sciences that pertain to the occurrence, movement and quality of water with particular attention to water-related environmental problems.
Required Course |
Course no. |
Cr Hrs |
Semester |
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Physical Geology |
GEOS 130 |
4 |
F,S |
Historical Geology |
GEOS 131 |
4 |
S |
Minerals and Rocks |
GEOS 301 |
4 |
S |
or 335 Mineralogy |
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4 |
F |
Structural Geology |
GEOS 430 |
3 |
F |
Geomorphology |
GEOS 432 |
3 |
S |
Sedimentation and Stratigraphy |
GEOS 435 |
4 |
F |
Geologic Mapping |
GEOS 439 |
3 |
SU I |
Geologic Communications |
GEOS 460 |
1 |
F,S |
Principles of Hydrogeology |
GEOS 512 |
3 |
F |
Hazardous Waste Remediation |
GEOS 545 |
3 |
S |
(GEOS 545 replaces GEOS 544 Winter 2003) |
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Environmental Geology |
GEOS 544 |
3 |
S |
Introduction to Geophysics |
GEOS 560 |
3 |
F |
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Students must elect two (2) of the following courses: |
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Introduction to Soils |
GEOS 506 |
3 |
F |
Glacial Geology |
GEOS 536 |
3 |
Alt Yr-SU I |
Shallow Exploration Geophysics |
GEOS 562 |
3 |
Alt Yr |
Electrical Methods |
GEOS 563 |
3 |
Alt Yr |
Field Geophysics |
GEOS 564 |
3 |
Alt Yr-SU I |
Comp. Geodata Handling & Mapping |
GEOG 567 |
4 |
F |
Remote Sensing of the Environment |
GEOG 582 |
3 |
F, S |
Water Quality |
PAPR 348/349 |
3 |
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Wastewater Treat Sys |
PAPR 353 |
4 |
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Capstone Course |
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Surface Geophysics |
GEOS 525 |
1 |
SU II |
Prin/Prac of Aquifer Testing |
GEOS 526 |
1 |
SU II |
Prin of Well Drilling & Install. |
GEOS 527 |
1 |
SU II |
Prin/Prac of GW Samp & Monitoring |
GEOS 528 |
1 |
SU II |
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Required Supporting Courses |
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Mathematics |
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Calculus I |
MATH 122 |
4 |
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Calculus II |
MATH 123 |
4 |
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Physics |
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Mechanics and Heat |
PHYS 205 |
4 |
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Mechanics and Heat Laboratory |
PHYS 206 |
1 |
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Electricity and Light |
PHYS 207 |
4 |
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Electricity and Light Laboratory |
PHYS 208 |
1 |
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Students who have taken Physics 113/114, and 115/116 or their equivalent will be required to take Physics 214 (1 hr) and Physics 215 (1 hr). |
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Chemistry |
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General Chemistry I |
CHEM 110 |
3 |
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General Chemistry Laboratory I |
CHEM 111 |
1 |
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General Chemistry II |
CHEM 112 |
3 |
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General Chemistry Laboratory II |
CHEM 113 |
1 |
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Introduction to Organic Chemistry |
CHEM 370 |
3 |
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Introduction to Organic Chemistry Lab |
CHEM 371 |
1 |
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Computer Science |
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Computer Science I (will substitute w/ GIS, CAD, Graphics) |
CS 111 |
4 |
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Minors |
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Students must elect one of the following minors: Group Science for Geology Majors, Biology, Computer Science, Chemistry, Geography, Mathematics, or Physics. |
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Recommended Additional Courses: |
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Quantitative Analysis |
CHEM 225 |
3 |
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Quantitative Analysis Laboratory |
CHEM 226 |
1 |
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Techniques in Water Analysis |
CHEM 525 |
3 |
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Statistical Methods |
STAT 364 |
4 |
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Programming in FORTRAN |
CS 201 |
2 |
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Public Speaking |
COM 104 |
3 |
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Interpersonal Communication |
COM 170 |
3 |
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A minimum of a "C" is required in each of the required Geology courses and a "C" average in all cognate courses. |
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