CHEMEKETA COMMUNITY COLLEGE - Geography Course

Geography Course Descriptions

GEG100 Exploring Geography 

Presents the control and instruments of geography, consolidating callings in geography, what geographers concentrate, how they think, and how learning of topography is valuable in any business field. In like manner reviews key geographic thoughts and subjects. F, W, Sp, Su 

1 Credits

GEG105 Physical Geography 

Concentrates on the physical subsystems of the earth (climate, biosphere, hydrosphere, and lithosphere), with accentuation on human-environment relations. Incorporates essential guide aptitudes, scope/longitude, climate, atmosphere, biogeography, volcanism, disintegration, and desert scenes. F, W, Sp 

4 Credits 

GEG106 Cultural Geography 

Presents the social components of geology, including the investigation of human populace, movement, dialect, religion, social scenes, and geopolitics. Underscores the unequal circulation of force in the U.S. as to religion, ethnicity, and dialect. F, W, Sp; CL 

4 Credits 

GEG107 Dev/Resources/Sustainability 

Presents money related parts of social geology around the globe, including the examination of change, cultivating, industry, organizations, settlement, urban scenes, and trademark resource issues. Extraordinary complement is put on the unequal spread of power in the U.S. regarding occupation, compensation, settlement outlines, urban territory usage, and typical resource organization. W, Sp; CL 

GEG140 Map Reading and Interpretation 

Presents vital thoughts in scrutinizing, interpreting, and inspecting distinctive social, social, and physical information from an arrangement of maps. Topics consolidate guide projections, guide misuse, proclamation maps, structure systems, guide scale, course organizing, Global Positioning System (GPS), Geographic Information System (GIS), structure examining, satellite imagery, and PC based mapping. Offered as required




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