Course syllabi
Introductory courses:
- GEOL 100 – Natural Disasters
- GEOL 101 – Introductory Geology: Exploring Planet Earth
- GEOL 102 – Historical Geology: Earth & Life Through Time
- GEOG 103 – Physical Geography Of Earth’s Environment
- GEOG 104 – Physical Geography Laboratory
Undergraduate technical courses:
- GEOL 220 – Mineralogy
- GEOL 301 – Fossil record
- GEOL 327 – Igneous and Metamorphic Petrology
- GEOL 333 – Geomorphology
- GEOL 334 – Environmental Geology
- GEOL 335 – Earth Resources and the Environment
- GEOL 341 – Structural geology
- GEOL 348 – Field I
- GEOL 362 – Principles of Stratigraphy and Sedimentation
- GEOL 372 – Advanced Field Geology
- GEOL 419-619 – Medical Geology
- GEOL 430-630 – GIS: Theory and Applications
- GEOL 436-636 – Quaternary Paleoecology
- GEOL 443-643 – Plate Tectonics
- GEOL 444-644 – Tectonics of Orogenic Belts
- GEOL/BIOL 467X.667X – Geomicrobiology
- GEOL 470-670 – Planetary Geology
- GEOL 474-674 – Hydrogeology
- GEOL 475-675 – Contaminant Hydrology
- GEOL 477-677 – Ore Deposit Geology
- GEOL 478-678 – Hydrogeochemistry
- GEOL 485-685 – Hydrogeology
- GEOL 491 – Geology Seminar
Graduate-level courses:
- GEOL 701 – Research Methods
- GEOL 719 – Vadose Zone Hydrology
- GEOL 707 – Stable isotope geochemistry
- GEOL 710 – Advanced Igneous Petrology
- GEOL 747 – Geologic evolution of Western North America
- GEOL 749 – Advanced Geochronology and Thermochronology
- GEOL 766 – Earth Systems Change
- GEOL 770 – Sedimentary Basins
- GEOL 795 – Posters and Time Management
- GEOL 796 – Planetary Science seminar