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Department of Plant and Earth Science
324 Agriculture Science
(715) 425-3345
College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences

geology@uwrf.edu

 

Geology Classes ~ also see eSIS Descriptions

Geol 101:
Introduction to Geology
    3 credits

A general geology class in the "S" designator of general education.
This class is a survey of physical geology from plate tectonics to landforms.

Geol 202:
Oceanography
  3 credits

A general geology class in the "SL" designator of general education.
This class is a survey of oceanography, from the abyssal plain to the coasts.

Geol 102:
Intro Geology Lab
  1 credit

A general geology lab. Converts 101 from "S" to "SL"
This class covers topographic maps, geologic maps, minerals & rocks.

Geol 269:
Environmental Geology
  3 credits

A general geology class in the "EC" designator of general education.
This class considers the relationship between our earth and humankind.




Geol 150:
Historical Geology
  4 credits

The evolution of the earth and its life through geologic time.

Geol 230:
Mineralogy
  4 credits

Techniques for the description and identification of minerals. Basic crystallography and crystal chemistry stressing the application of these disciplines to minerals and ore deposits.

Geol 231:
Petrology
  4 credits

Genesis, classification and hand specimen identification of common igneous and metamorphic rocks.

Geol 285:
Sophomore Seminar
  1 credit

Library research and writing in the geological sciences.

Geol 305:
Geology of the Planets
  2 credits

Planetary formation and development.

Geol 326:
Structural Geology
  4 credits

Genesis, classification and interpretation of geologic structures.

Geol 327:
Geomorphology
  4 credits

Processes that affect changes of the Earth's surface and govern the development of landforms.

Geol 330:
Meteorology
  2 credits

Theory and application of atmospheric sciences.

Geol 362:
Stratigraphy and Sedimentation
  4 credits

The nature and distribution of layered sedimentary rocks.

Geol 371/2/3/4/5/6:
Regional Field Trips
  1 to 2 credits

These trips alternate each year. For photos go to the field trip page

Geol 378:
Semester Abroad Research
  3-6 credits

A class that lets you do research in Europe for a semester.

Geol 417:
Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response
  2 credits

An OSHA certification class traing you to work in hazardous conditions.

Geol 441:
Geophysics
  4 credits

Looking at the physical nature of our planet.

Geol 445:
Hydrogeology
  3 credits

Groundwater and geology

Geol 450:
Paleontology
  4 credits

A detailed look at fossils and evolution.

Geol 485:
Senior Research Experience
  1 credit

Original research supervised by a faculty member

Geol 490:
Independent Study
  1-2 credits

Independent field problems and perform laboratory work or library research.

 

 

 

 

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