GEO 101H - Earth and Space Science, Honors (4 Credits)

This course offers an introduction to earth and space science. The focus is on the physical characteristics of the earth and its place in the solar system. The laboratory component is intended to develop skills of data acquisition, observation, interpretation and an understanding of earth system processes and features. In addition, students conduct research in order to discuss and critically evaluate plausible arguments of various contemporary topics in earth science. This course meets the requirements of GEO 101. Lecture Hours: 39. Laboratory Hours: 26. Prerequisite(s): Honors program eligibility and MTH 092 with a grade of “C” or better or an acceptable mathematics placement test score. Laboratory Fee: $30. Usually offered in the fall.