Fall 2022 CRN: 41995 GEOS 4350 - Sedimentation & Stratigraphy
This course is an introduction to sedimentary geology and the interpretation of the stratigraphic record through application of principles of sedimentology, stratigraphy, and sedimentary petrology. Geological hazards in modern earth surface environments are also considered. Laboratory exercises focus on the application of modern concepts and methodology used in the analysis and interpretation of the sedimentary record. The course includes a required four-day field trip. This course satisfies WMU Essential Studies Level 3: Connections – Local and National Perspectives Category.
Additional Information
Campus: Main
Schedule Type: Lab or Discussion
Instructional Method: Traditional Attribute: Ethical&Critical Thinking SLO Intellectual Inquiry SLO Local & National Perspectives Written Communication SLO
This course requires registration in both a lecture and
laboratory section. The corresponding lecture for this
laboratory section is numbered 500.
Course Fees:
Geology Class Fee $45.00 per Bill Hour fee
Prerequisites and Restrictions:
(GEOS 1310 Minimum Grade of D OR GEOS 131 Minimum Grade of D) AND
(GEOS 3010 Minimum Grade of D OR GEOS 301 Minimum Grade of D OR GEOS 3350 Minimum Grade of D OR GEOS 335 Minimum Grade of D)
Instructor(s):
Scott, Ashley B (Primary)
Required and recommended course materials, including cost.
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