Engineering Geology Program Requirements- based on 07/08 catalog The World-Wide Web information here cannot be considered the official publication for the University. Please refer to the printed General Catalog
I - Preparation courses required
Course
Semester Offered
Title
Units
Geological Sciences 100/101 or
Geological Sciences 104/101 or
Oceanography 100
Fall, Spring, Summer
Fall, Spring
Fall, Spring
Planet Earth / Dynamics of the Earth Laboratory
Earth Science / Dynamics of the Earth Laboratory
Ocean Planet with Laboratory
4
Geological Sciences 200
Fall
Geologic Inquiry & Problem Solving
3
Geological Sciences 205
Fall
Historical Geology
4
Geological Sciences 221
Fall
Mineralogy
4
Biology 100
Fall, Spring
General Biology
3
Chemistry 200
Fall, Spring
General Chemistry
5
Chemistry 201
Fall, Spring
General Chemistry
5
Engineering Mechanics 200
Fall, Spring
Statics
3
Mathematics 150
Fall, Spring, Summer
Calculus I
4
Mathematics 151
Fall, Spring, Summer
Calculus II
4
Mathematics 252
Fall, Spring, Summer
Calculus III
4
Physics 195
Fall, Spring
Principles of Physics
3
Physics 196
Fall, Spring
Principles of Physics
3
Physics 197
Fall, Spring
Principles of Physics
3
Statistic 250
Fall, Spring
Statistics Principle & Practice
3
TOTAL UNITS
55
II Preparation Courses recommended
Course
Semester Offered
Title
Units
Civil Engineering 218
Fall, Spring
Survey Civil Engeneering & Construction
3
Physics 195L/196L/197L
Fall, Spring
Principles of Physics Laboratory
3
III Upper division writing requirement
Passing the Writing Proficiency Assessment with a score of 10 or above or completing one of the approved upper division writing courses (W) with a grade of C (2.0) or better.
IV Upper division required
Course
Semester Offered
Title
Units
Geological Sciences 300
Spring
Computer Applications in Geology
3
Geological Sciences 306
Fall
Structural Geology and Field Methods
5
Geological Sciences 307
Spring
Geophysics and Field Methods
4
Geological Sciences 324
Spring
Petrology
4
Geological Sciences 498B
Fall, Spring
Senior Thesis
2
Geological Sciences 508
-
Advanced Field Geology
4 or 6
Geological Sciences 536
Spring
Sedimentation and Lithostratigraphy
3
Geological Sciences 551
Fall
Hydrogeology
3
Civil Engineering 301
Fall, Spring
Introduction to Solid Mechanics
3
Civil Engineering 462
Fall, Spring
Geotechnical Engineering
3
Civil Engineering 463
Fall, Spring
Geotechnical Engineering Laboratory
1
One of the Following:
Geological Sciences 505 or
Geological Sciences 514 or
Geological Sciences 530 or
Geological Sciences 560 or
Civil Engineering 465
Spring
-
Fall
-
Spring
Photogeology and Remote Sensing
Process Geomorphology
Geochemistry
Earthquake Seismology
Foundation Engrineering Earth Retaining Structures
3
TOTAL REQUIRED UPPER DIVISION UNITS
38
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