Geography B.A. 2006-2007 Degree Requirements Checklist

Requirements for Major (45 semester hours)

 

Core Courses (21 semester hours)

SEM/YR

Grade

Course

Course Title

Credits

 

 

GEOG 101

Geography and the Natural Environment

3

 

 

GEOG 103

Geography and Contemporary Society

3

 

 

GEOG 201

Interpretation of Geographic Data

3

 

 

GEOG 321

Geography of Economic Activity

3

 

 

GEOG 328

Cultural Geography

3

 

 

GEOG 380

Quantitative Methods in Geography or equivalent statistics course

3

 

 

ENG 215

or

ENG 225

Writing for Humanities and Social Sciences

or

Writing for Science and Technology

3

or

3

 

Block I: Physical Geography (6 semester hours)

Select two courses:

GEOG 300

Climatology

GEOG 309

Biogeography

GEOG 319

Natural Hazards and Disasters

GEOG 320

Earth Surfaces Processes

GEOG 409

Landscape Ecology

 

 

 

SEM/YR

Grade

Course #

Course Title

Credits

 

 

 

 

3

 

 

 

 

3

Block II: Analytical Techniques (3 semester hours)
Choose one course:

GEOG 385

Field Methods in Geography and Environmental Science

GEOG 441

Environmental Impact Assessment

GEOG 470

Remote Sensing and Air Photo Interpretation

GEOG 480

Geographic Information Systems and Computer Visualization

GEOG 485

Advance Geo-spatial Techniques

 

 

 

SEM/YR

Grade

Course #

Course Title

Credits

 

 

 

 

3

 

Block III: Culminating Experience (3 semester hours)

Choose one course:

GEOG 495

Senior Seminar

GEOG 498

Senior Thesis

 

SEM/YR

Grade

Course #

Course Title

Credits

 

 

 

 

3

 
Four Upper Division Elective Course (300-400 level) In Geography

SEM/YR 

Grade

Course #

Course Title

Credits

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
Note: Where appropriate, and with the approval of the Geography chairperson, one Special Topics (GEOG 494) course may be substituted for a listed course under blocks I or II. Also, with approval of the Geography chairperson, up to three of the six Geography electives (in lieu of GEOG 498 above) may be drawn from appropriate courses in related disciplines.
Revised 2/2/07