Description
In this field-intensive course students learn how to navigate in the wilderness, study geologic features in the field, document the nature of landforms and geologic materials, then interpret the history and significance of those geologic features. They will also gain practice in representing geologic features on maps, cross sections, stereonets, and in geologic reports. The course involves rigorous field work and camping in all types of weather. Course fee $450
Prerequisites: GSC 222, GSC 320, GSC 321, GSC 474 and GSC 481.
Lib Ed: Env: Applications