Running WaterDate Assignment Lab. Manual Chapter27 Quiz II – RocksDate Assignment Lab. Manual ChapterMar. 1 Quiz II – RocksSYLLABUSSpring, 2001CourseGeology 101 - Physical GeologyInstructorDr. William PirkleOffice225 Sciences BuildingMeetingLecture - 10:50-12:05 TTH Rm. 200 Sciences Bldg.ScheduleLab. 001 - 1:40-4:30 T Rm. 212 Sciences Bldg. Lab. 002 - 2:00-4:50 Th Rm. 212 Sciences Bldg.Conference9:30-11:00 MW; 12:15-1:15 ThTimesOther times by appointmentEmail [email protected] - Earth, 6th edition, by Tarbuck and LutgensLaboratory - Laboratory Manual in Physical Geology, 5thd edition, edited by BuschObjectiveTo have you gain a system of knowledge regarding geological processes that operate on theearth’s surface or within its interior; to have you obtain an understanding and an appreciation ofthe materials which compose the earth and how they were formed; and to have you worksuccessfully within this system of knowledge using critical reasoning to solve problems.AssessmentMethodsYou will demonstrate your understanding of the material and your ability to successfully operatewithin this system of knowledge by written examinations in lecture and by problem solvingwritten and oral activities in laboratory.GradingPolicyLecture – 75% Three exams (Feb. 6, Feb. 27, Mar. 27) Final exam (Thursday, May 3, 11:00 a.m.) Each exam and final count equallyLaboratory – 25%A critical review of a book from the approved list may be substituted for the lowest grade ofQuiz I, II or III. Only one review may be done. The book review deadline is 10:50 a.m.Tuesday, April 24, 2001.AttendanceRegular attendance is vital to fulfilling your responsibilities in this class. There will be no makeup classes or laboratories. Arrangements for work missed due to an excused absence must bemade within one week of the absence. Documentation of extenuating circumstances is required.Make up quizzes or exams may be of different format than scheduled quizzes or exams.DisabilityPolicyIf you have a physical or learning disability which might affect your performance in this courseplease contact the Office of Disabled Student Services as soon as possible. Once an evaluationhas been made appropriate accommodations will be determined.Tentative ScheduleGeology 101Spring, 2001Assignments in Tarbuck and Lutgens, 6th Edition, Earth, an Introduction to Physical Geology, to be read beforeand after class.DATE ASSIGNMENTS TEXT CHAPTERSJan. 11 Introduction 116 Matter and Minerals 218 Minerals 223 Volcanic Activity 425 Volcanic Activity 430 Igneous Rocks 3Feb 1 Weathering and Soils 5 6EXAM I 8 Sedimentary Rocks 613 Metamorphic Rocks 715 Geologic Time 820 Mass Wasting 9 . 22 Running Water 10 27 EXAM II Mar 1 Groundwater 116 Spring Break8 Spring Break 13 Glaciers 1215 Deserts and Wind 13 20 Shorelines 14 22 Shorelines 1427EXAM III 29 Earthquakes 16Apr 3 Earthquakes 165 No class10 Earth’s Interior 1712 Crustal Deformation 1517 Ocean Floor and Sea Floor Spreading 1819 Plate Tectonics 1924 Mountain Building and Evolution of Continents 2026 Mountain Building and Evolution of Continents 20Final Exam 11:00 a.m. Thursday, May 3, Room 200.Geology 101-001 LaboratorySpring, 2001Tentative ScheduleLaboratory Manual : Laboratory Manual in Physical Geology, 5th edition, edited by BuschDate Assignment Lab. Manual ChapterJan. 16 Minerals I 223 Minerals II 230 Quiz I - MineralsIgneous Rocks 4Feb. 6 Field Trip, Igneous Rocks - Clouds Creek13 Sedimentary & Metamorphic Rocks 5,620 Field Trip, Sedimentary Rocks - Aiken County Stratigraphy27 Quiz II – RocksTopographic Maps 8Mar. 6 Spring Break13 Topographic Maps (continued) 8Running Water 1020 Ground Water 1127 Glaciers 12 Shorelines 14Apr. 3 No Laboratory10 Quiz III – Surface Processes17 Field Trip, Mountain Building - Lake Murray24 Plate Tectonics/IsostasyGradingMineral Quiz = 20%Rock Quiz = 20%Surf .Proc. Quiz= 20%Field Trips = 20% (Cloud’s Creek = 5%; Aiken Co. = 10%; Lake Murray = 5%)Daily Work = 20% ----------Total 100%Daily work and field trip reports will be group problem solving activities. The purpose is to fosteramong you an active interest in each other’s success and to give you the opportunity to work togetherwith other classmates you may not know. Papers will be graded on completeness, thoroughness,correctness and creativity. Laboratory counts 25% of the overall course grade.Lab Policies: Policies regarding attendance, make-up work and disability needs are the same in lab as inlecture. You are responsible for all laboratory work. There will be no make up laboratories.Arrangements to make up work missed due to an excused absence must be made within one week of theabsence. Documentation of extenuating circumstances is required.Field Trips: Wear outdoor clothing. Long pants and good walking shoes are recommended. Do notwear shoes with leather soles. Bring insect repellent on warm days. Transportation is in USCA vansonly. Field trips will go rain or shine.Geology 101-002 LaboratorySpring, 2001Tentative ScheduleLaboratory Manual : Laboratory Manual in Physical Geology, 5th edition, edited by BuschDate Assignment Lab. Manual ChapterJan. 18 Minerals I 225 Minerals II 2Feb. 1 Quiz I - MineralsIgneous Rocks 48 Field Trip, Igneous Rocks - Clouds Creek15 Sedimentary & Metamorphic Rocks 5,622 Field Trip, Sedimentary Rocks - Aiken County StratigraphyMar. 1 Quiz II – RocksTopographic Maps 88 Spring Break15 Topographic Maps (continued) 8Running Water 1022 Ground Water 1129 Glaciers 12 Shorelines 14Apr. 5 No Laboratory12 Quiz III – Surface Processes19 Field Trip, Mountain