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 GEOL 2100 001

Principles of Geology  

Subject by week

(tentative)


 1-  Introduction
 2 -Plate Tectonics
 3 - Minerals

 4 - Igneous Rocks (exam)
 5 -Volcanic Rocks 
 6 - Weathering and Soils

 
7 - Spring break  

 8 - Sedimentary Rocks
 9 - Metamorphic rocks (Exam)
 10- Geologic time

 11-  Faults and Folds
 12 - Earthquakes (exam).

 13 - Mass Wasting 

 14 - Rivers

 15 - wrap up (exam)


EARTH: AN INTRODUCTION TO PHYSICAL GEOLOGY, 8eTextbook:  EARTH: AN INTRODUCTION TO PHYSICAL GEOLOGY, 8e. Tarbuck and Lutgens,  Publisher: Prentice Hall Copyright: 2005
Format: Cloth;
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Meeting time: TTH  9:40-11:07

Location: S-133

Syllabus (pdf format)

Instructor: Dr. Rob Rogers, Office hours: 9-11 MWF,  N-153, email: rrogers@geology.csustan.edu

Course description:  overview of our physical geology and earth system processes..  

Assessment: 6 Quizzes (10 points each) and 4 exams (100 points each).  There are 460 points possible in class.  Exams will be during regular class hours.  Quizzes will be on blackboard.

There will be no make-up of quizzes.  Make-up exams MAY be allowed with AT LEAST a letter grade penalty.  If you need to take exam early then please see me at least one week prior scheduled exam.

Attendance: Students are expected to attend classes.  

How to do well in this class: Get as many point as possible.

1) read material - before class

2) come to class - pay attention, take notes, ask questions if something is not clear.

3) Study - re-read materials and notes before quizzes and exams.

4) Show up and take the quizzes and exams.

5) Be curious 

Other: Respect others. Please do not disrupt their learning.  Remember to turn off cell phones.  If you must leave during class, do so quietly.  

 

All University Rules and Policies apply to this class including but not limited to subjects of Academic Honesty, Plagiarism, Cheating, Sexual Harassment, etc.