GEO 307
3 credits · STAS · D or higher for SBC
An analysis of the physical, chemical, and biological processes in the atmosphere, hydrosphere, lithosphere, and biosphere that are susceptible to change either from natural or anthropogenic causes. In addition to focusing on the processes, this course will examine the spatial/temporal scales of environmental changes, their consequences to systems including our economic, political, and social systems, and will consider our responsibility and capability in managing systems in a sustainable way. This course is offered as both ENV 304 and GEO 307.
One of
SUS 111Introduction to Sustainability
SUS 113Physical Geography Lecture
ENS 101Prospects for Planet Earth
GEO 101Environmental Geology
GEO 102The Earth
GEO 122Physical Geology
ENV 115Chemistry, Life, and Environment
CHE 131General Chemistry IB
one of the following courses: SUS 111 (formerly SBC 111), SUS 113 (formerly SBC 113), ENS 101, GEO 101, GEO 102, GEO 122, ENV 115, CHE 131
Not on any schedule we have.