INTRODUCTORY GEOLOGY: HOW THE EARTH WORKS

Name: INTRODUCTORY GEOLOGY: HOW THE EARTH WORKS
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GEOSCI 100

Course Description

Geologic processes; structure and history of the earth; earthquakes, volcanos, glaciers, groundwater, minerals, rocks, deserts, fossils; topographic and geologic maps; climate change on geologic and human time scales.

Prerequisites

Not open to students with credit for ENVIRST/GEOSCI 106

Satisfies

GEOG/GEOSCI 420 , ENVIRST/GEOSCI 106 , GEOSCI 551 , GEOSCI 204 , GEOSCI 202 , GEOSCI/GLE 360 , GEOG/GEOSCI 320 , and GEOSCI/GLE 627

Credits

Offered

Fall, Spring, Summer

Grade Point Average

3.8

18.39% from Historical

Completion Rate

98.87%

2.83% from Historical

A Rate

78.56%

120.67% from Historical

Class Size

443

43.89% from Historical

Cumulative Grade Distribution

Instructors (2026 Summr)

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