Earth Sciences‌ Sample Clauses

Earth Sciences‌ xxx.xxx.xx/xxxxxxxxxxxxx The following undergraduate programs are available: 1. Chemistry and Earth Sciences Joint Honours 2. Earth Sciences and Geography Joint Honours 3. Earth Sciences and Physics Joint Honours
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Earth Sciences‌. ‌ The first digit of each course number designates the level (year) of the course. The second digit indicates the area of Earth Sciences into which the course best fits, as follows: 0 - mineralogy and petrology 1 - geophysics 2 - economic geology 3 - stratigraphy and marine geology 4 - structural geology and tectonics 5 - geochemistry 6 - environmental geoscience and technical fields 7 - sedimentation, petroleum geology and geomorphology 8 - paleontology 9 - general and dissertation Earth Sciences courses are designated by EASC. 10.5.1 First Year‌ LH: 3 LH: 3 PR: EASC 1000 10.5.2 Second Year‌ CO: EASC 2502 CR: the former EASC 203A/B LH: 3 PR: EASC 1000 and 1002, Chemistry 1051 (or 1011 or 1001), Physics 1051 (or 1021 or 1054), and Mathematics 1000 CO: Mathematics 1001 CR: the former EASC 203A/B LH: 3 PR: EASC 2030, 2502, Mathematics 1001 UL: not acceptable as one of the required courses for the Minor, Major or Honours programs in Earth Sciences LC: 2 OR: tutorials three hours per week PR: Earth Sciences 2905 and 6 credit hours in English Laboratory work will concentrate on analysis of structural orientation data, and the analysis of structures in geological maps and cross-sections. Earth Sciences majors are advised to complete field course, EASC 3905, immediately following completion of this course. CR: the former Geology 3120 or the former EASC 3120 or the former EASC 3400 LH: 3 PR: EASC 2905 or (for students following a Minor in Earth Sciences) permission of the Head of the Department CO: Mathematics 1001 LH: 3 PR: EASC 1000 and 1002, Chemistry 1051 (or 1011 or 1001) CR: the former Geology 3070 or the former EASC 3070 or the former EASC 3701 LH: 3 PR: EASC 1002 AR: attendance is required CH: 2 CR: the former EASC 2310 or the former EASC 2300 OR: field based course PR: EASC 1002 and an application to the Head of the Department UL: not acceptable as one of the required courses for the Minor, Major or Honours programs in Earth Sciences. and from the perspectives of geography and the socio-political issues of mining, recovery, trade and cartels. The properties that confer value upon gems (colour, clarity, cut and carat), the techniques used to enhance, fake and imitate gems and the techniques used to detect fraudulent “gems” will be covered. The course will include discussion of the diamond industry in Canada and consideration of some famous gems. This course is designed for students taking Earth Sciences as an elective subject. This course complements tradi...

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