500
Biogeochemical processes governing the chemistry of water, with a focus on the distribution of natural and anthropogenic chemical species. Prerequisites:
CHM 132;
BIO 208 or CHM 211 or
GEL 310; or graduate status in a CST program. Recommended: GEL 380.
Credits
3(3-0)
Isotope geochemistry plays an important role in geological, biological, and environmental investigations. The isotopic geochemistry of carbon, oxygen, nitrogen and sulfur will be covered. Prerequisites:
CHM 132;
GEL 321 or GEL 380; or graduate status in a CST program.
Credits
4(4-0)
Metallic and nonmetallic ore deposits, fossil fuels, and their tectonic settings; general principles of exploration for natural resources within the context of responsible environmental stewardship. Prerequisite:
GEL 320 or 321 or graduate status in the College of Science and Technology.
Credits
3(2-3)
Qualified self-directed students may explore topics of special interest with faculty guidance. More than 3 credits permitted only rarely. Prerequisites: department chairperson and instructor approval.
Credits
1-6(Spec)