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625-497 Earth Sciences Advanced Coursework |
Credit Points: | 20 |
Coordinator: | Dr R Powell |
Prerequisite/s: |
- Environmental Earth Sciences
- At least 37 points of 300-level Geology, including 625-312 and 625-317.
- Geology
- At least 55 points in 300-level Geology including at least two of 625-311, 625-312, 625-313, 625-314, 625-315, 625-316, 625-317.
- Geophysics
- At least 30 points in 300-level Geophysics; greater weight will be given to results in Geophysics subjects in considering applications.
- Meteorology
- At least 50 points in 300-level Meteorology, or a Science degree with a major study in the physical or mathematical sciences. It is not necessary to have studied Meteorology as an undergraduate, however, students commencing at the 400-level will be required to undertake appropriate 300-level Meteorology subjects (at an advanced level). Students should discuss their plans with the Head of the Department.
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Corequisite/s: | 625-496
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Objectives: | The Honours program in Earth Sciences is designed to:
provide an introduction to the process and practice of Earth Science research;
enable the acquisition of modern research skills in specific subject areas;
encourage the development of the abilities to think critically and independently, to evaluate information, and to analyse various forms of data;
improve oral and written communication skills.
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Content: | Subject 625-497 comprises:
two fourth year level courses chosen from those presented in many aspects of Earth Sciences, including basin analysis, economic geology, meteorology, environmental science, geochemistry, climatology, geophysics and structural geology;
lectures or information sessions in the areas of analytical techniques and equipment, writing tools, Meteorology Laboratory, workshop, crushing and thin sections, computer workstation laboratory, library and map room.
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Assessment: | Hurdle requirements:
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