College Courses
| Geology |
G 201 Section 212
Geology I
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3 credits $303
PSU
A study of the processes of nature affecting the surface of the earth,
formation of economic geologic deposits, and the main events in the history
of the earth. Sequence does not include laboratory exercises. Dual Credit Available.
G 351 Section 199 Intro to Oceanography
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4 credits $404
PSU
Accepted by the American Meteorological Society
Accepted by the National Weather Association
A study of the physical, chemical, and biological processes of the world's
oceans, including history and geology of the ocean basins. Prerequisite:
Upper-division standing.
G 430 Section 138
Life of the Past
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4 credits $404
PSU
A study of life on Earth from the first protein synthesis reactions three
billion years ago to the dominance of mammals today. Study geologic use
of plant and animal fossils, their role in the interpretation of the history
of the Earth, and all manner of fossil life (protozoa, plants, and animals.)
For those without extensive science/math backgrounds. Not for geology
majors. No prerequisites.
G
452 Section 178 Geology of the Oregon Country
4 credits $404
PSU
A study of the geologic and tectonic history of Oregon, including the
plate-tectonic processes responsible for its evolution. Open to students
in any field. Prerequisite: G 201 or equivalent.
G 453 Section
213 Geology of the Pacific Northwest
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4 credits $404
PSU
A survey of the topographic and geologic features of the Pacific Northwest,
with emphasis on geologic and mining history, covering the geographic
area from Southeast Alaska to Northern California and as far east as Montana.
No prerequisite.
