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GEOL111 - GEOLOGY LAB

Status
O
Activity
LAB
Title (text only)
GEOLOGY LAB
Term session
0
Term
2019C
Subject area
GEOL
Section number only
101
Section ID
GEOL111101
Meeting times
M 0230PM-0530PM
Meeting location
HAYDEN HALL 360
Instructors
OMAR, GOMAAVORSA, KATRINE
Description
Hands-on study of earth materials and processes. Identification and interpretation of rocks, minerals and fossils. Topographic and geologic maps. Evolution of landscapes. Field trips lead to a synthesis of the geologic history of southeastern Pennsylvania. Field trips required. Prerequisite: GEOL 100 preferably taken concurrently.


Course number only
111
Cross listings
    Use local description
    No

    GEOL109 - LABORATORY

    Status
    O
    Activity
    LAB
    Title (text only)
    LABORATORY
    Term session
    0
    Term
    2019C
    Subject area
    GEOL
    Section number only
    101
    Section ID
    GEOL109101
    Meeting times
    M 0230PM-0530PM
    Meeting location
    HAYDEN HALL 360
    Instructors
    OMAR, GOMAA
    Description
    Open to architectural and engineering majors as well as Ben Franklin Scholars. Field trips. Relations of rocks, rock structures, soils, ground water, and geologic agents to architectural, engineering, and land-use problems.


    Course number only
    109
    Cross listings
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      No

      GEOL109 - Introduction to Geotechnical Science

      Status
      O
      Activity
      LEC
      Title (text only)
      Introduction to Geotechnical Science
      Term session
      0
      Term
      2019C
      Subject area
      GEOL
      Section number only
      001
      Section ID
      GEOL109001
      Meeting times
      MWF 1100AM-1200PM
      Meeting location
      DAVID RITTENHOUSE LAB A1
      Instructors
      OMAR, GOMAA
      Description
      Open to architectural and engineering majors as well as Ben Franklin Scholars. Field trips. Relations of rocks, rock structures, soils, ground water, and geologic agents to architectural, engineering, and land-use problems.


      Course number only
      109
      Cross listings
        Use local description
        No

        GEOL103 - RECITATION

        Status
        O
        Activity
        REC
        Title (text only)
        RECITATION
        Term session
        0
        Term
        2019C
        Subject area
        GEOL
        Section number only
        208
        Section ID
        GEOL103208
        Meeting times
        F 1000AM-1100AM
        Meeting location
        HAYDEN HALL 360
        Instructors
        WHADCOAT, SIOBHAN
        Description
        Natural disturbances play a fundamental role in sculpturing landscapes and structuring natural and human-based ecosystems. This course explores the natural and social science of disturbances by analyzing their geologic causes, their ecological and social consequences, and the role of human behavior in disaster reduction and mitigation. Volcanoes, earthquakes, floods, droughts, fires, and extraterrestrial impacts are analyzed and compared.


        Course number only
        103
        Cross listings
          Use local description
          No

          GEOL103 - RECITATION

          Status
          O
          Activity
          REC
          Title (text only)
          RECITATION
          Term session
          0
          Term
          2019C
          Subject area
          GEOL
          Section number only
          207
          Section ID
          GEOL103207
          Meeting times
          F 1100AM-1200PM
          Meeting location
          HAYDEN HALL 360
          Instructors
          WHADCOAT, SIOBHAN
          Description
          Natural disturbances play a fundamental role in sculpturing landscapes and structuring natural and human-based ecosystems. This course explores the natural and social science of disturbances by analyzing their geologic causes, their ecological and social consequences, and the role of human behavior in disaster reduction and mitigation. Volcanoes, earthquakes, floods, droughts, fires, and extraterrestrial impacts are analyzed and compared.


          Course number only
          103
          Cross listings
            Use local description
            No

            GEOL103 - RECITATION

            Status
            O
            Activity
            REC
            Title (text only)
            RECITATION
            Term session
            0
            Term
            2019C
            Subject area
            GEOL
            Section number only
            206
            Section ID
            GEOL103206
            Meeting times
            R 0400PM-0500PM
            Meeting location
            HAYDEN HALL 358
            Instructors
            HAGER, TRAVISWHADCOAT, SIOBHAN
            Description
            Natural disturbances play a fundamental role in sculpturing landscapes and structuring natural and human-based ecosystems. This course explores the natural and social science of disturbances by analyzing their geologic causes, their ecological and social consequences, and the role of human behavior in disaster reduction and mitigation. Volcanoes, earthquakes, floods, droughts, fires, and extraterrestrial impacts are analyzed and compared.


            Course number only
            103
            Cross listings
              Use local description
              No

              GEOL103 - RECITATION

              Status
              O
              Activity
              REC
              Title (text only)
              RECITATION
              Term session
              0
              Term
              2019C
              Subject area
              GEOL
              Section number only
              205
              Section ID
              GEOL103205
              Meeting times
              R 1200PM-0100PM
              Meeting location
              HAYDEN HALL 360
              Instructors
              VAN WOERT, ANDREWWHADCOAT, SIOBHAN
              Description
              Natural disturbances play a fundamental role in sculpturing landscapes and structuring natural and human-based ecosystems. This course explores the natural and social science of disturbances by analyzing their geologic causes, their ecological and social consequences, and the role of human behavior in disaster reduction and mitigation. Volcanoes, earthquakes, floods, droughts, fires, and extraterrestrial impacts are analyzed and compared.


              Course number only
              103
              Cross listings
                Use local description
                No

                GEOL103 - RECITATION

                Status
                O
                Activity
                REC
                Title (text only)
                RECITATION
                Term session
                0
                Term
                2019C
                Subject area
                GEOL
                Section number only
                204
                Section ID
                GEOL103204
                Meeting times
                R 0900AM-1000AM
                Meeting location
                HAYDEN HALL 358
                Instructors
                HAGER, TRAVISWHADCOAT, SIOBHAN
                Description
                Natural disturbances play a fundamental role in sculpturing landscapes and structuring natural and human-based ecosystems. This course explores the natural and social science of disturbances by analyzing their geologic causes, their ecological and social consequences, and the role of human behavior in disaster reduction and mitigation. Volcanoes, earthquakes, floods, droughts, fires, and extraterrestrial impacts are analyzed and compared.


                Course number only
                103
                Cross listings
                  Use local description
                  No

                  GEOL103 - RECITATION

                  Status
                  O
                  Activity
                  REC
                  Title (text only)
                  RECITATION
                  Term session
                  0
                  Term
                  2019C
                  Subject area
                  GEOL
                  Section number only
                  203
                  Section ID
                  GEOL103203
                  Meeting times
                  W 0100PM-0200PM
                  Meeting location
                  HAYDEN HALL 358
                  Instructors
                  VAN WOERT, ANDREWWHADCOAT, SIOBHAN
                  Description
                  Natural disturbances play a fundamental role in sculpturing landscapes and structuring natural and human-based ecosystems. This course explores the natural and social science of disturbances by analyzing their geologic causes, their ecological and social consequences, and the role of human behavior in disaster reduction and mitigation. Volcanoes, earthquakes, floods, droughts, fires, and extraterrestrial impacts are analyzed and compared.


                  Course number only
                  103
                  Cross listings
                    Use local description
                    No

                    GEOL103 - RECITATION

                    Status
                    O
                    Activity
                    REC
                    Title (text only)
                    RECITATION
                    Term session
                    0
                    Term
                    2019C
                    Subject area
                    GEOL
                    Section number only
                    202
                    Section ID
                    GEOL103202
                    Meeting times
                    T 1200PM-0100PM
                    Meeting location
                    HAYDEN HALL 360
                    Instructors
                    DESHPANDE, NAKULWHADCOAT, SIOBHAN
                    Description
                    Natural disturbances play a fundamental role in sculpturing landscapes and structuring natural and human-based ecosystems. This course explores the natural and social science of disturbances by analyzing their geologic causes, their ecological and social consequences, and the role of human behavior in disaster reduction and mitigation. Volcanoes, earthquakes, floods, droughts, fires, and extraterrestrial impacts are analyzed and compared.


                    Course number only
                    103
                    Cross listings
                      Use local description
                      No
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