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Week 1
Homework
2. Minerals: Building Blocks
of Rocks
Week 2
Homework
3. Rocks: Materials of the
Solid Earth
ref: rock cycle pdf
Week 3
Homework (reference
1)
20. Climate
4.
Weathering, Soil,
Week
4 Homework
4.
Mass Wasting
Week
5 Homework
5.
Running Water
Week 6
Homework
ref1
ref2
6
Groundwater
Food for thought drinking water
Week 7 Homework
7. Glaciers, Deserts, and Wind
18. Air Pressure and Wind
17. Moisture, Clouds, and
Precipitation
19. Weather Patterns and
Severe Storms
Weeks 7 & 8
7. Earthquakes and Earth's
Interior
8. Plate Tectonics
9. Volcanoes and Other
Igneous Activity
10. Mountain Building
Weeks 9 & 10
11. Geologic Time
16. Atmosphere: Comp., Structure, Temp.
12 Earth's History: A Brief
Summary
Term Essay annotated bibliography due
Weeks 11 & 12
13 The
Ocean Floor
14. Ocean Water and Ocean Life
15. The Dynamic Ocean
Beach a River of Sand (Film)
Weeks 13 & 14
21. Origin of Modern Astronomy
E_homework:
How can you determine True North?
22. Touring Our Solar
System
23.
Light, Astronomical Observations, Sun
Term Essay to be handed in. |
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Finals week comprehensive MCQ optional TEST
Chapters 2- 23
THIS IS AN
OPEN BOOK TEST
(to replace marks of two class meetings)
(You do not have to come
to the
college to
take this
CLICK ON THE FOLLOWING (discontinued)
[Prehistory
was
discovered
by Hutton, 1782, and this gave birth to the
natural sciences of
geology
and, 50 years later,
to Darwinian evolutionary biology]
(omit the following)
1. Intro. to Earth Science
24. Beyond Our Solar System
[To see where
astronomy was, as late as 1892, as regards
any understanding of the universe, read
John Joly XII. A SPECULATION AS TO A
PRE-MATERIAL UNIVERSE, pages
288 - 301]
Your final grade will be based on:
Attendance 10%
Class tests and Homework 90%
Dr. Rance - Office hours in M230 Spring 2010
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 12:00-12:50 a.m.
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