Syllabi

Listed below are the current syllabi for the Fall 2007 semester in .pdf form (Adobe Acrobat) for both undergraduate and graduate Earth Sciences courses. Links will be added as soon as they become available. Clicking on the faculty name will bring you to that faculty member's information page.

Earth Sciences Undergraduate Course Descriptions

Earth Sciences Graduate Course Descriptions

COURSE TITLE	PROFESSOR
ESci. 400 - Freshman Field Seminar	M. Davis
ESci. 401 - Principles of Geology (visit class website here)	F. Birch
ESci. 405 - Global Environmental Change	C. Wake
ESci. 501 - Introduction to Oceanography	Joel Johnson
ESci. 512 - Principles of Mineralogy	J. Laird
ESci. 530 - Field Methods (visit class website here)	W. Bothner
ESci. 534 - Techniques in Environmental Sci.	R. Varner
ESci. 561 - Surficial Processes	J. Licciardi
ESci. 652 - Paleontology	W. Clyde
ESci. 715/815 - Global Atmospheric Chemistry	R. Griffin
ESci. 734/834 - Applied Geophysics (visit class website here)	F. Birch
ESci. 741/841 - Geochemistry	J. Bryce
ESci. 746/846 - Geochemistry	K. Von Damm
ESci. 758/858 - Intro. to Physical Oceanography	J. Pringle
ESci. 771/871 - Geodesy & Positioning Ocean Map	A. Armstrong, D. Wells, S. Dijkstra
ESci. 795 (01) - Topics	Staff
ESci. 797/897 Earth Sciences Colloquium	Staff
ESci. 799 - Senior Thesis	Staff
ESci. 895 (01) - Topics	Staff
ESci. 895 (03) - Top/Research Tools in Ocean Mapping	D. Monahan
ESci. 895 (04) - Top/Estuarine Sed. Process	L. Ward
ESci. 898 - Directed Research	Staff
ESci. 899 - Master's Thesis	F. Birch
ESci. 903 - Advanced Hydrology	M. Davis
ESci. 997 - Seminar in Earth Sciences	Staff
ESci. 999 - Doctoral Research	F. Birch

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