45-362 Desert Environments (2-2) |
This course investigates the interrelationships among various biophysical processes that control weathering rates, sediment transport and landform/landscape development in arid environments. Topics will include: the concept of desertification, use and misuse of surface and ground water, salinization and the effect of human disturbance on landscape development. (Offered in alternate years.) |
Prerequisites: 15 course credits. 45-200 or 45-211 or other 200 level earth science or engineering science course is recommended. |
Course Profile |
1998-99 Undergraduate Calendar |