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This
is
a
history-of-geology
course
that
includes
a
great
deal
of
Earth
history
material.
The
course
describes
historical
development
of
geology
as
a
scientific
discipline
from
ancient
civilizations
to
the
modern
space
age,
the
historical
context
and
cultural
basis
of
major
geological
theories
regarding
the
origin
of
the
Earth
and
processes
that
have
influenced
the
Earth's
development,
the
lives
and
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This
website
is
the
homepage
of
the
St.
Olaf
interdisciplinary
course,
Global
Climate
Change.
The
course
focuses
on
how
and
why
Earth's
climate
has
changed
throughout
its
history
and
how
it
is
likely
to
change
in
the
near
future.
The
course
draws
from
geology,
chemistry,
meteorology,
oceanography,
and
policy
studies.
Much
of
the
science
involved
in
this
topic
is
cutting-edge,
so
quite
a
bit
of
the
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This is the webpage of an introductory Earth History course at the University of Michigan. The course focuses on basic geologic language and principles, earth materials, depositional environments, geologic time, plate tectonic and evolutionary theory. The website contains online study guides, lecture notes, homework, and useful links.
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This is the homepage for a classic invertebrate paleontology course covering fossils and evolution. Students go through major invertebrate groups, examine and interpret fossils and assemblages. Rather than approach the whole world chronologically, the course covers each lineage one-at-a-time. The site is rich in photographs and informational links.
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This
site
contains
links
to
course
information,
outlines,
summaries
and
computer-based
drills
and
exercises,
called
Virtual
Voyages,
for
an
Introductory
Oceanography
class
at
San
Francisco
State
University.
Virtual
Voyages
engage
students
outside
of
the
classroom
and
cover
such
topics
as
the
seafloor,
earthquakes,
plates,
ocean
currents,
beach
waves,
tides
and
habitat.
There
are
also
links
to
the
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This
course
module
is
a
multimedia
program
designed
to
prepare
adult
students
for
Grade
12
science
courses,
primarily
Canadian
Aboriginal
students
who
may
not
have
been
successful
with
traditional
methods
of
learning
science.
The
program
consists
of
a
seven-unit
CD-ROM,
printed
instructor
and
student
manuals,
on-line
testing,
and
a
website
with
module
overviews,
objectives,
and
additional
links
and
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The
goal
of
this
course
is
to
introduce
participants
to
the
basic
concepts
of
meteorology
and
air
quality
necessary
to
understand
meteorological
computer
models.
This
course,
along
with
companion
courses
in
Computational
Atmospheric
Science
and
Emissions,
anticipates
the
Models3
environment
under
development
by
the
U.S.
Environmental
Protection
Agency
(EPA).
Upon
completion
of
the
course,
participants
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This
beginning
geophysics
course
is
designed
for
geology
majors.
It
provides
a
relatively
rigorous
and
homework-intensive
overview
of
the
structure
and
evolution
of
the
Earth
and
terrestrial
planets,
at
a
level
higher
than
a
descriptive
geology
class,
but
lower
than
the
standard
introduction
to
geophysics
for
seniors
or
first
year
graduate
students.
Demonstrations
are
presented
with
links
to
a
variety
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This
course
is
part
of
the
Georgia
Geoscience
On-line
Project,
one
of
approximately
47
Course
Development
Projects
in
the
State
of
Georgia
that
has
been
funded
by
the
Connecting
Teachers
and
Technology
Program
of
the
Board
of
Regents
of
the
University
System
of
Georgia.
Instructional
technology
integrated
into
this
course
includes
use
of
the
computer,
Internet
(World
Wide
Web
and
e-mail),
and
the
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This
site
contains
resources
that
support
an
introductory
course
in
exploration
geophysics.
The
materials
are
designed
for
use
in
teaching
geophysics
to
non-geophysicists.
Course
materials
include
all
those
that
you
would
normally
associate
with
an
on-line
course;
lecture
notes,
references,
on-line
quizzes,
etc.
These
materials
are
divided
into
four
modules,
one
each
describing
the
theory
and
use
...
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