| Required Courses |
Course Number |
Credit Hours |
|
|
| Geoscience Requirements (32 credits): |
| Physical Geology |
GEOS 1300 |
4 |
| Historical Geology |
GEOS 1310 |
4 |
Integrated Earth System Studies
|
GEOS 2320 |
3 |
| Mineralogy |
GEOS 3350 |
4 |
| Sedimentation and Stratigraphy |
GEOS 4350 |
3 |
| Geologic Communications |
GEOS 4600 |
1 |
Introduction to Soils
|
GEOS 5060 |
3
|
| Principles of Hydrogeology |
GEOS 5120 |
3 |
Hazardous Waste Remediation
|
GEOS 5450 |
3 |
|
| Students must elect two (3) of the following courses (at least 2 from GEOS): |
| Structural Geology |
GEOS 4300 |
3
|
| Geomorphology |
GEOS 4320 |
3
|
| Geologic Mapping (or field course at another university) |
GEOS 4390 |
3
|
Surface Water Hydrology
|
GEOS 5090 |
3 |
| Glacial Geology |
GEOS 5360 |
3 |
| Introduction to Geochemistry |
GEOS 5550 |
3
|
| Introduction to Geophysics |
GEOS 5600 |
3 |
| Electrical Methods |
GEOS 5630 |
3 |
Field Geophysics (GEOS 5250 requirement waved if this is taken)
|
GEOS 5640 |
3 |
| Computers in Geodata Handling and Mapping |
GEOG 5670 |
4 |
| Remote Sensing of the Environment |
GEOG 5820 |
3 |
| Water Quality |
PAPR 3480/3490 |
3 |
| Wastewater Treatment Systems |
PAPR 3530 |
4 |
|
Capstone Hydrogeology Field Course (6 credits)
|
Hazardous Waste Operation and Emergency Response
|
GEOS 5230
|
1
|
Surface Geophysics
|
GEOS 5250
|
1
|
| Surface Geophysics |
GEOS 5250 |
1 |
| Principles/Practices of Aquifer Testing |
GEOS 5260 |
1 |
| Principles of Well Drilling and Installation |
GEOS 5270 |
1 |
| Principles/Practices of Groundwater Sampling/Monitoring |
GEOS 5280 |
1 |
|
| Required Supporting Courses |
| Calculus I or Calculus I, Science and Engineering |
MATH 1220 or 1700
|
4 |
| Calculus II or Calculus II, Science and Engineering |
MATH 1230 or 1710
|
4 |
| University Physics I (with Lab) |
PHYS 2050, 2060 |
5 |
| University Physics II (with Lab)* |
PHYS 2070, 2080 |
5 |
| General Chemistry I (with Lab) |
CHEM 1100, 1110 |
4 |
| General Chemistry II (with Lab) |
CHEM 1120, 1130 |
4 |
|
Supporting Tool Skills—choose two courses from the list below (6 credits):
|
| Introduction to Organic Chemistry (with Lab) |
CHEM 3700, 3710 |
4 |
Introduction to Geographic Information Systems
|
GEOG 5010
|
4
|
Geological and Environmental Remote Sensing
|
GEOS 5210
|
4
|
GIS Applications in Geological and Environmental Sciences
|
GEOS 5350
|
3
|
Multivariate Calculus and Matrix Algebra
|
MATH 2720
|
4
|
Differential Equations and Linear Algebra
|
MATH 3740
|
4
|
Engineering Statistics or Statistical Methods
|
STAT 2610 or 3640 |
3 or 4
|
|
| Recommended Additional Courses |
| Quantitative Analysis (with Lab) |
CHEM 2250, 2260 |
4 |
| Techniques in Water Analysis |
CHEM 5250 |
3 |
| Statistical Methods |
STAT 3640 |
4 |
| Programming in FORTRAN |
CS 2010 |
2 |
| Public Speaking |
COM 1040 |
3 |
| Interpersonal Communication |
COM 1700 |
3 |
|
|
| Notes: |
Students
must elect one of the following minors: Group Science for Geology
Majors, Biology, Computer Science, Chemistry, Geography, Mathematics,
or Physics. Or one can take a coordinate major in Environmental
Sciences.
A minimum of a "C" is required in each of the required Geology courses
and a "C" average in all cognate courses.
Students who have taken Physics 1130/1140, and 1150/1160 or their
equivalent will be required to take Physics 2140 (1 hr) and Physics
2150 (1 hr).
* Note that Math 2720 or 2300 is required for
physics 2070/2080 and 2140.
Baccalaureate Writing requirement is satisfied by GEOL 4320 or GEOL 4350.
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