- The textbook for the
course is "exploring Geology” by Reynolds, Johnson Kelly, etc. When
attending class please bring your textbook for reference.
Course material is in the table below in the form of internet notes. Material is presented in detail and in outline form. Figures, tables and photos are a major supplement to the course material and accompany the text via links. Internet links also serve as supplementary material. To see a supplement, click on the prompt. Practice quizzes with answers are available to help students evaluate their knowledge and understanding of material prior to the respective exam.
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Click below in table for appropriate
material
exams
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Material for exam
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practice quizzes
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exam 1
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Intro—Topic Overview
and Scientific Method
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Minerals
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Igneous rocks and
volcanism
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exam 1
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exam 2
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Weathering and soils
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Sedimentary-metamorphic
rocks and age determination
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Earthquakes and Earth's
interior
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exam 2
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exam 3
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Continental drift and
rock plates
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Geologic structures
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exam 3
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exam 4
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Streams
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Groundwater
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Glaciers
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