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3 or 4 Any Biology, Chemistry, Geology, or Physics course 3 Any Art, English, Language, Music, or Theatre Course (except English 101 and 102) 3 Any Art, English, Language, Music, or Theatre Course (except English 101 and 102) 3 Any Economics, Geography, History, Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology, Religion, or Sociology course 3 Any Economics, Geography, History, Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology, Religion, or Sociology course 3 Any Economics, Geography, History, Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology, Religion, or Sociology course 3 Any Elective course 3 Any Elective course 3 Any Elective course 3 Any Elective course 3 Any Elective course 3 “Study in Depth”: one course from selected academic division 3 “Study in Depth”: one course from selected academic division 3 “Study in Depth”: one course from selected academic division 3 “Study in Depth”: one course from selected academic division 3 “Study in Depth”: one course from selected academic division 3 “Study in Depth”: one course from selected academic division 60 Credits for this associate degree
GEOGRAPHY Department of Human Studies Jeffrey A. Kisner, Ph. D., Chair GEOGRAPHY COURSE OFFERING GEO 105. Introduction to Geography 3 credits This course concerns the scope of geography and the influence of geographical factors on human culture. Population, settlement, economic activity, and social and political organizations are among the topics that will be covered. GEOLOGY Department of Biology, Chemistry, Geology, and Athletic Training Christopher Cink, Ph. D., Chair GEOLOGY COURSE OFFERINGS GLG 101. Physical Geology 4 credits A study of the physical and structural features of the earth and of the physical, chemical, and biological processes that produced them. Some of the topics included are: the work of running water, wind, and glaciers; the formation and deformation of rock beds; the nature of rocks, minerals, earthquakes, and volcanoes; the interior and the origin of earth. Field trips to local points of geological interest and laboratory work with topographic maps and mineral and rock specimens constitute a part of the work.
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