Earth and Ocean Science Courses (EOS)

undergraduate level, taught in Durham

• 11. The Dynamic Earth (introductory geopages are linked here)
• 12. The Dynamic Oceans
• 49S. First-Year Seminar
• 90S. Fossils and Climate Change
• 101L. The Solid Earth: Minerals, Rocks and Structural Geology
• 102. The Fluid Earth
• 103. The Surface of the Earth
• 107L. The Evolving Earth and Life
• 113. Modern and Ancient Oceanic Environments
• 115. Waves, Beaches and Coastline Dynamics
• 119. Experiencing Geoscience
• 120. Environmental Geology
• 123. Hydrology
• 125. The Future
• 126S. Field Methods in Earth and Environmental Sciences
• 140. Remote Sensing in Earth Science
• 145L. Fossils and Their Applications
• 151S. Global Environmental Change
• 155. Global Warming
• 173. Dinosaurs, Fossil Fish, and Yellowstone
• 180S. Volcanology: Geology of Hawaii
• 181S. The American Southwest
• 183S. Natural History of Yellowstone Park
• 186S. The San Andreas Fault and Geology of West-Central California National Park
• 187S. Marine Geology of South Florida
• 188S. The Geology of Owens and Long Valley, California
• 191. Research Independent Study
• 192. Research Independent Study
• 193. Independent Study
• 194. Independent Study
• 195. Independent Study for Nonmajors