Department of Geography, College of Social Science and Department of Land Resource Science, Ontario Agricultural College

This program combines elements of Geomorphology, Geology and Meteorology and focuses on the study of processes and properties of the abiotic component of the environment.

Students planning to enter this program should consult counsellors in one of the departments.

Major

17-115 Introduction to Plant Biology

19-104 General Chemistry I

45-130 Introduction to the Biophysical Environment

One Mathematics course from 63-100* OR 63-108 OR 63-120

76-111 Introductory Physics with Applications I

*Students with OAC Calculus cannot take 63-100.

Semester 2

19-105 General Chemistry II

46-100 Principles of Geology

One Mathematical/Computer Science course from 27-120 OR 27-150

OR

One Mathematics course from 63-101 OR 63-121 OR 63-208

76-113 Introductory Physics with Applications II

One Arts or Social Science Elective

45-200 Geomorphology

45-211 Climate and the Biophysical Environment

45-246 Analysis in Geography

OR

89-204 Statistics I

46-202 Stratigraphy

46-210 Geochemistry I: Minerals

46-215 Glacial Geology

64-203 Meteorology and Climatology

87-201 Soil Science

One Arts or Social Science elective

One elective

45-300 Fluvial Processes

45-361 Geographical Hydrology

46-319 Environmental Water Chemistry

Three courses from List A

Four electives

45-415 Sedimentary Processes

Three courses from List A

Six electives

45-362 Desert Environments

45-425 Coastal Processes

45-4691:2 Geography Field Research

46-306 Groundwater

46-309 United Plates of America

46-406 Clay Mineralogy

46-409 Sedimentology

64-305 Microclimatology

At least 2 courses from List A must be at the 400 level.

At least 5 electives must be acceptable science courses.

1998-99 Undergraduate Calendar X--Degree Programs Bachelor of Science - B.Sc.