Department of Geology and Geography
College of Sciences and Mathematics

This curriculum in geography promotes geographic literacy as an indispensable element in any educational program. It focuses on spatial relationships and the view of the Earth as the home of humankind. Geography readies students for careers in public services, consulting companies, state or federal agencies, utilities and other professions, as well as for graduate studies in geography. Click here to see the courses in geography.

FR	F	S	Course Name	F	S
ENGL	1100	1120	English Composition I & II	3	3
MATH	1610		Calculus I	4	**
			Core History I & ll	3	3
			Core Philosophy	**	3
COMM		1000	Public Speaking	**	3
			Foreign Language	4	4
			Total Credits	14	16
SO
ENGL	2200	2210	World Literature I & II	3	3
GEOL	1100		Physical Geology	4	**
GEOL		1110	Historical Geology	**	4
			Core Fine Arts	3	**
GEOG	1010		Global Geography	3	**
			Core Social Science Group l & ll	3	3
STAT		2510	Statistics for Biology & Health Sciences	**	3
GEOG	2010		Cultural Geography	3	**
GEOG		2020	Physical Geography	**	3
			Total Credits	16	16
JR
GEOG	2800		Geographic Methods	4	**
GEOG	5820		Remote Sensing	4	**
GEOG		5820	GIS	**	4
			GEOG Elective	**	3
		1000	Social Science Elective	3	**
			Technical Electives	6	3
			Elective	**	3
			Total Credits	17	13
SR
			Technical Elective	**	4
GEOG	3810		Cart and Graphics	4	**
GEOG		4800	Geographic Thought	**	3
			GEOG Elective	**	3
			Electives	6	4
UNIV		4AA0	SM1 Undergraduate Graduation	**	0
			Total	14	14

TOTAL HOURS — 120
Technical Elective: see advisor for approved course listing.
GEOG Elective: see advisor for approved course listing.
Students either pass the computer competency test or take COMP 1000 as one of their
electives.