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As of June 23, 2000, these are the Mineralogy/Earth
Materials courses
offered at major 4-year colleges near LPC.
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Mineralogy
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Chemistry |
Math |
Geology |
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UC
Davis |
GEOL
60 |
Earth
Materials |
Chem
2A |
Math
16A or 21A |
(Geol
1 or 50) AND 50L |
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3
hrslec, 3hrs lab/week (quarters) |
(Chem 1A) |
(Math 32 or 1) |
==either Geo 1A or
Geo 10 AND 1ALab. |
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OM
is also lower div |
GEOL
62 |
Optical
Mineralogy |
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GEOL
60 |
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1hr
lec, 3hrs lab/week (quarters) |
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UC
Santa Barbara |
GEOL
14 |
Earth
Materials I |
Chem
1A |
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Geol
2 |
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is lower division |
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3hrs
lec, 3hrs lab/week (quarters) |
chem
may be concurrent |
==Geo 1A |
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OM
is also lower div |
GEOL
14X |
Optical
Mineralogy |
GEOL
14 |
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I hr
lec, 3hrs lab/week (quarters) |
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UC
Berkeley |
GEOL
100A |
Minerals:
Their Constitution and Origin |
prereq:
"some background in chemistry and physics" |
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is upper division |
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2hrs
lec, 4hrs lab/week: (semesters) |
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GEOL
100B |
Genesis
and Interpretation of Rocks |
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GEOL
100A |
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2hrs
lec, 3hrs lab/week (semesters) |
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UC
Santa Cruz |
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Didn't see any upper or lower division in Mineralogy or Petrology! |
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Hayward
State |
GEOL
3610 |
Mineralogy |
prereq:"
courses in general chemistry and physical or general geology are highly
recommended" |
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2hrs
lec, 4hrs lab/week: (quarters) |
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San
Jose State |
GEOL
115 |
Earth
Materials |
high
school chem |
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GEOL
101, 101L |
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lower
or upper? (even their Geo 1A equivalent is numbered 100) |
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Recommendation
for LPC: |
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Course
Name:
Earth Materials: Mineralogy
- An Introduction to Petrology, Mineralogy and Crystallography |
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a
course for both geology and non-geology majors - a course for the general
public - community education |
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Prerequisites:
Geology 1A or Geo 10 &10L; Highly recommended: some chemistry
background |
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