SES # | TOPICS | READINGS |
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1 | Overview | |
2 | T, t, and C; begin minerals | Chapter 3 |
3 | Introduction to minerals and lab 1: mineral ID | |
4 | Introduction to minerals and lab 1: mineral ID (cont.) | |
5 | Igneous rocks and lab 2: rock ID | Chapter 4 |
6 | Sedimentary rocks and lab 2: rock ID | Chapter 5 |
7 | Metamorphic rocks and lab 2: rock ID | Chapter 6 |
8 | Lab 2: unknown rock ID | |
9 | Relative vs. absolute dating; paleontology | Chapter 8 |
10 | Seeing and depicting rocks; field techniques Special guest lecturer | |
11 | Quiz 1: rocks and minerals | |
12 | Rock deformation | Chapter 7 |
13 | Putty lab and lab 3: rock structures | |
14 | Field techniques and topo map intro | |
15 | Lab 4: topographic maps | |
16-19 | Lab 5: geologic mapping | Chapter 9 for Ses #18 |
20 | Quiz 2: structure and mapping | |
21 | Lab 6: plate tectonics | |
22 | Lab 6: plate tectonics and lecture | Chapter 2 |
23 | Earthquakes | |
24 | Earthquakes (cont.) | Chapter 13 |
25 | Volcanoes | Chapter 12 |
26 | Lab 7: rheology | |
27 | Lab 8: Stokes and Darcy flows | |
28 | Quiz 3: plate tectonics through volcanoes | |
29 | Lab 8: Stokes and Darcy flows (cont.) | |
30 | Continent formation discussion | Chapter 16 |
31 | Geo movie | |
32 | Formation of continents; weathering and rivers | Chapter 21 |
33 | Glaciers | |
34 | Lab 9: glaciers | |
35 | Quiz 3.5: continents through glaciers | |
36 | Coastlines, deserts and dunes | Chapters 19 and 20 |
37 | Climate and tectonics | Chapter 22 |
38 | Comparative planetology | |
39 | Comparative planetology and awards |