Course Number: GEOL 102
Course Description:
Earth history: crustal evolution, plate tectonics, oceans, atmosphere and biosphere.
Upon completion of this course, students will:
- be able to identify the major techniques used by geologists to assess the paleoenvironments and sequence of events found in the rock record.
- be able to recognize the sequence of and interrelationships between major events in the history of the Earth, its surface, and its life forms.
- be able to properly classify different types of sedimentary rocks & structures and major groups of fossilizing organisms from hand samples.
- recognize and understand the digital fabrication process, including the types of models that can be produced at the UNR maker space.
- understand the scientific purpose served by generating a digital model and/or physical representation of a fossil specimen.
- develop emergent skills in digital fabrication.
Maker competencies considered in this course:
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Partner Institution: University of Nevada, RenoDiscipline: GeologyInstructor: Paula NobleSemester: Spring
Creative Commons License:
Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)