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2009 Course Handbook

GEOS377: Environmental Geology

Deals with the interaction of people and the geological environment, including issues arising from people's occupation and exploitation of the Earth. The unit covers both urban and resource geology, and geologic hazards. Students will work on three projects based on realistic work-place scenarios including preparing tenders, data analysis and report writing using industry standard styles. One project will involve collection of data at a field site. The lecture program will include invited speakers from industry and government.

Credit Points:4
Contact Hours:6
When Offered: 2010 - offered in 2010
Staff Contact: Dr Kelsie Dadd
Prerequisites:

GEOS260

Corequisites:

NCCWs:

Unit Designations: Technology
Science
Assessed As: Graded
Offered By:

Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences

Recent Updates

17 Oct 2008 - EDUC80P

Program title amended