On-Line Course Materials, Course Descriptions and Related Resources
 

Spring 2012

• Geology 101 - Introduction to the Earth - Kellogg
• Geology 101 - Introduction to the Earth - C. Knapp
• Geology 101H - Introduction to the Earth - R. Trenkamp
• Geology E101 - Introduction tot he Earth - R. Trenkamp
• Geology 103 - Environment of the Earth - V, Lakshmi
• Geology E103 - Environment of the Earth - R. Trenkamp
• Geology 110 - Cultural Geology - R. Trenkamp
• Geology 215 - Coastal Enviroments of the Southeast United States - S. Bulusu
• Geology 215L - Coastal Enviroments of the Southeast United States - S. Bulusu
• Geology 230 - Geology of the National Parks - G. Geide
• Geology 305 - Earth Systems through Time - S. Chatterjee
• Geology 315 - Earth Surface and Near-surface Processes - A. Wilson
• Geology 318 - Field Studies in Geology - S. White
• Geology 345 - Internal Earth - G. Yogodzinski
• Geology 521 - Introduction to Geochemistry - M. Bizimis
• Geology 524 - Environmental Radioisotope Geochemistry - C. Benitez-Nelson
• Geology 545 - Geological Oceanography - H. Scher
• Geology 555 - Elementary Seismology - T. Owens
• Geology 582 - Marine Hydrodynamics - S. Yankovsky
• Geology 725 - Solid Earth Processes - S. White / G. Yogodzinski
• Geology 745 - Petroleum Geology - J. Knapp
• Geology 750 - Basin Analysis - D. Barbeau
• Geology 755 - Environmental Measurements and Analysis - R. Torres
• Geology 784 -Geophysical Fluid Dynamics - S. Yankovsky
• Geology 800 - EOS Seminar Series
• Geology 804 - Seminar in Stratigraphy - D. Barbeau
• Geology 805 - Seminar in Geoscience Education - C. Benitez-Nelson
• Geology 819 - Seminar in Tectonophysics - S. White

Fall 2011

• Geology 101 - Introduction to the Earth - A. Cohen
• Geology 101 - Introduction to the Earth - J. Knapp
• Geology E101 - Introduction to the Earth - R. Trenkamp
• Geology 103 - Environment of the Earth - S. White
• Geology 103 - Environment of the Earth - V. Price
• Geology E103 - Environment of the Earth - R. Trenkamp
• Geology 110 - Cultural Geology - R. Trenkamp
• Geology 201 - Observing the Earth - D. Barbeau
  
• Geology 202 - Rocks and Minerals - G. Yogodzinski
• Geology 205 - Earth Resources - M. Bizimis
• Geology 335 - Processes of Global Environmental Change - Lakshmi
• Geology 502 - Principles of Coastal Geomorphology - R. Torres
• Geology 554 - Applied Seismology - C. Knapp
• Geology 556 - Seismic Reflection Interpretation - Kellogg
• Geology 560 - Earth Resource Management - G. Geidel
• Geology 557 - Coastal Processes - G. Voulgaris
• Geology 583 - Geology and Geochemistry of Salt Marshes - A. Cohen
• Geology 764 - Seismic Reflection Interpretation - J. Kellogg
• Geology 765 - Exploration Seismology - C. Knapp
• Geology 781 - Physical Oceanography - Bulusu
• Geology 800 - EOS Seminar Series
• Geology 801 - Geology and Geochemsitry of Salt Marshes - A. Cohen
• Geology 819 - Seminar in Tectonophysics - D. Barbeau

Spring 2011

• Geology 101 - Introduction to the Earth - R. Thunell and R. Trenkamp
• Geology E101 - Introduction to the Earth - R. Trenkamp
• Geology E103 - Environment of the Earth - C. Hudson
• Geology 103H - Environment of the Earth - K. McCarney-Kastle
• Geology 215 - Coastal Enviroments of the Southeast United States - J. Ellis
• Geology 215L - Coastal Enviroments of the Southeast United States - B. Dean
• Geology 230 - Geology of the National Parks - G. Geide
• Geology 305 - Earth Systems through Time - A. Cohen
• Geology 315 - Earth Surface and Near-surface Processes - R. Torres
• Geology 325 - Stratigraphy and Sedimentary Basins - D. Barbeau
• Geology 355 - Mountain Building: Structure and Tectonics - J. Knapp
• Geology 520 - Isotope Geochemistry - M. Bizimis
• Geology 553 - Marine Sediments - H. Scher
• Geology 581 - Estuarine Oceanography - A. Yankovsky
• Geology 726 - Igneous Processes & Crustal Genesis - G. Yogodzinski
• Geology 758 - Analysis of Geologic Data - T. Owens
• Geology 770 - Ground Water Geology - V. Lakshmi
• Geology 782 - Marine Geochemistry - C. Benitez-Nelson

Geology Field Camp
Geology Field Camp (GEOL 500 - 6 credits) is a new course jointly offered by the University of South Carolina and University of Georgia. It is an opportunity for undergraduate students interested in South Carolina to participate and gain hand's on experience in the field of Geology. Students who participate will earn 6 upper division science credits that they may be able apply towards their major. Field camp is not only an awesome experience, but a requirement of many programs that offer degrees in Geology.

Related Resources

Blackboard - A number of the courses listed above are linked to the USC Blackboard web pages. If you are enrolled in courses that use blackboard you should be able to logon to you class Blackboard page by clicking on the URL below: 
http://www.sc.edu/Blackboard/

Sequence Stratigraphy Web Server - links to introductory materials on the basics of Sequence Stratigraphy, Chronostratigraphy, Seismic Sequence Stratigraphy, and Well Log Interpretation. Movies, exercises and simulations are attached to each of these sections.

Past Semesters

Last Updated July, 2010