Department of Geography Course Rotation
GEOGRAPHY Courses Offered Every Year
Fall Semester
Introduction to Physical Geography - GEOG 1000
Introduction to Human Geography - GEOG 1200
Geomorphology - GEOG 2030
Biogeography - GEOG 2090
Economic Geography - GEOG 2210
Urban Geography – GEOG 22xx
Weather and Climate - GEOG 2300
Introduction to Planning - GEOG 2535
Canada – GEOG 2600
Geographical Data and Analysis - GEOG 2700
Introduction to Geographical Information Science - GEOG 2735
Soils - GEOG 3080
Food Systems Analysis – GEOG 3210
Geography of Borders & Displacement - GEOG 3333
Hydrology - GEOG 3400
Mapping in Today’s World - GEOG 3700
Remote Sensing Field Techniques - GEOG 3715
Remote Sensing - GEOG 3720
Climate Change Past and Present – GEOG 3850
Seminar in Remote Sensing - GEOG 4753/5753
Winter Semester
Introduction to Physical Geography - GEOG 1000
Introduction to Human Geography - GEOG 1200
Physical Geology - GEOG 2065
Introduction to Geographical Information Science - GEOG 2735
Glaciology and Glacial Geomorphology - GEOG 3060
Environmental Resources Management - GEOG 3075
Advanced Biogeography - GEOG 3095
Urbanization in Developing Countries – GEOG 3245
Micrometeorology – GEOG 3300
Geographical Information Systems - GEOG 3740
Mountain Environments in a Changing Climate – GEOG 4030
Climate Science, Impacts, Solutions – GEOG 4300
Urban Design - Theory and Practice. Title: The Power of Inquiry in the Urban Design Process - GEOG 4500
Advanced Digital Mapping - GEOG 4700
Advanced Remote Sensing - GEOG 4725
Climate Science, Impacts, Solutions - GOEG 4300
Graduate Research Methods - GEOG 5025
GEOGRAPHY Courses Offered Every Other Year (Once Every Two Years)
- Political Geography - GEOG 2000
- Economic Geography - GEOG 2210
- Urban Geography - GEOG 2xxx
- Qualitative Research Methods - GEOG 3255
- Micrometeorology - GEOG 3300
- Geography of Borders and Displacement - WGST 3333/GEOG 3333 (cross listed)
- Wetlands - ENVS 3440/GEOG 3440 (cross listed)
- Remote Sensing Field Techniques - GEOG 3715
- Advanced Hydrology - Under GEOG 4030
- Physical Geography of Permafrost Regions - Under GEOG 4030
- Agricultural Soil Management - GEOG 4060
- Advanced Topics in Human Geography - GEOG 42xx
- Seminar in Geographic Thought - GEOG 4900
- Physics of Remote Sensing - RMTS 4650
- Seminar in Remote Sensing - GEOG 5753
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE Courses Offered Every Year
Fall Semester
Wetland Ecology – ENVS 3000
Current Events in Environmental Science – ENVS 4010
Winter Semester
Current Events in Environmental Science – ENVS 4010
ARCHAEOLOGY Courses Offered Every Year
Fall Semester
Introduction to Archaeology - ARKY 1000
Archaeology of the Americas and Oceania - ARKY 2620
Contacts – ARKY 3400
Mesopotamia – ARKY 3400
Geoarchaeology & Landscape Analysis – ARKY 3700
Winter Semester
Introduction to Archaeology - ARKY 1000
Old World Archaeology - ARKY 2610
Ancient Israel – ARKY 3171
Global Heritage – ARKY 3400
Archaeological Materials Analysis – ARKY 3720
Cultural Resources Management – ARKY 4850/5010
Summer Semester
- Archaeological Field Work - ARKY 3300 (series course)
ARCHAEOLOGY Courses Offered Every Other Year (Once Every Two Years)
- Archaeological Science - ARKY 3000 (series course)
- Archaeology of North America - ARKY 3110
- Plains Archaeology - ARKY 3120 (series course)
- Syro- Palestinian Archaeology- ARKY 3170
- Ancient Israel - ARKY 3171
- Ancient Europe - ARKY 3400 (series course)
- Archaeology of the Northeast - ARKY 3400 (series course)
- Egypt - ARKY 3400 (series course)
- Global Heritage - ARKY 3400 (series course)
- Mesoamerica - ARKY 3400 (series course)
- Mesopotamia - ARKY 3400 (series course)
- Geoarchaeology and Landscape Analysis - ARKY 3700
- Archaeological Materials Analysis - ARKY 3720
- Archaeobotany and Zooarchaeology - ARKY 3850
- Advanced Laboratory Methods - ARKY 3850
- Advanced Archaeological Theory - ARKY 4100
- Cultural Resources Management – ARKY 4850
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