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A lab is associated with this class. We strongly encourage you to take this lab. Learning science resembles riding a bicycle; you have to do it to learn it. Taking the lab will help you do better on tests. The lab, however, is optional for non-ES majors.
Date HW Topic Text Chapter
Sept 26 Th Gaia: the Earth and other Planets 1, 18
Oct 01 Tu Earth Systems: Hydrologic and Tectonic 1, 18
03 1 Minerals 2
08 Tu Magma and Igneous Rocks 3
10 1 Reworking: Sedimentary Rocks 7, 4
14 Tu Remaking: Metamorphic Rocks 5
17 2 Geologic Time and how We Measure It 6
22 Tu Landscape Evolution 8, 11, 12
24 2 EXAM I
29 Tu 3 Water: On and Below the Surface 9, 10
31 Coasts 13
Nov 05 Tu 3 Coasts and Structure (remember to vote) 14
07 4 Structural Geology 15
09 Sat Field Trip: north coast faults; It's FUN!
12 Tu Earthquakes I 15
14 4 Earthquakes II and intro to Plate Tectonics 16
19 Tu EXAM II
21 Tectonics 16
26 Tu Climate and Geology of California 19
28 Holiday
Dec 03 Tu Guest Lecture: Debra Stakes, MBARI, Geology of Monterey Bay
05 Summary
13 Friday Comprehensive Final Exam 12-3 pm