GEOL 3300

(1.5 Credits) Field Work 5-day field school A five-day field course that teaches fundamental principles and methods of bedrock geological mapping with preparation of a geological map and written report. Topics include: geologic interpretation of field data, topographic and geological maps; stratigraphic interpretation; systematics of rock and mineral identification; description and classification of geological structures and unconformities; and application of relative age determination. This course is offered during a special session immediately preceding the Fall Semester. Note: This course occurs in rugged field conditions and varying weather, for which participants must be physically prepared and equipped. Students may be required to cover food and accommodation costs. Section information text: This course has a different start and end date than the regular academic schedule.