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Lecture Schedule

Reading assignment

Lab schedule

Week 1

Chapter #1

p. 3-25

No Lab

Chapter #2

p. 29-41

Week 2

Chapter #2

p. 41-51

Mineral identification

Week 3

Chapter #3

p. 55-76

Week4

Chapter #4

p. 83-109

Igneous Rock identification

Exam #1

Chapters #1-4

Week 5

Chapter #5

p. 113-133

Soil lab

Week 6

Chapter # 6

p. 137-165

Sedimentary rock identification

Week 7

Chapter #7

p. 169-190

Metamorphic rock identification

Week 8

Chapter #8

p. 193-216

Geologic time

Exam #2

Chapters #5-8

Fossil Lab

Week 9

Chapter # 9

p. 221-244

Chapter #10

p. 247-280

Week 10

chapter #11

p. 283-303

Ground water

Week 11

chapter #12

p. 307-335

Exam #3

Chapters #9-12

Week 12

Chapter #15

p. 383-403

Week 13

Chapter #16

Chapter #19

p. 407-438

Earthquake location lab

Week 14

chapter #20

p. 491-522

Chapter #21

p. 527-548

Week 15

chapter #22

p. 551-579

Final Lab presentations

Exam #4

Chapters 15,16, 19-22

Week 16

Final lab project

Final Exam

General Education Goals/Objectives:

1) For a student to have a greater appreciation and understanding

of the Earth on which they live and depend. 2) For each student to be able to use the

knowledge they obtained in their future.

Relationship to Campus Theme:

A greater understanding of the Earth, Earth’s resources and its

companions in the solar system will lead to a greater respect for the environment.

components of technology will lead to this understanding. Students will explore career

options for their future.

Classroom Policies:

Attendance in class is expected at every lecture and laboratory period. If you are

absent, please find another student to obtain the notes. For an exam, if you know you will be

absent from class or if you are ill, please notify me, prior to the exam, so that the exam can be

rescheduled. If I am not notified your test will be worth 70%. Quizzes cannot be made up

unless prior approval has been made. All make-up work must be completed within one week.

Academic Integrity:

Academic honesty is expected, any violations is sufficient grounds for immediate

failure and removal from class. Cell phones must be turned off during class time.

Disabilities and Special Needs:

Any student who has a disability that may prevent them from fully

demonstrating their abilities should contact the instructor to discuss accommodations

necessary to ensure full participation and facilitate his or her educational opportunities.