ENVIRONMENTAL OCEANOGRAPHY GEOL 1345-001
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    This is an ACC Distance Learning-ITV (Instruction TV) Course. Announcements, grades...everything important can be found on the ACC Blackboard.

    Announcements
    Office Hours Announcement    Posted: Jun 1, 2009
    For the first week of summer 2009 classes, I will not be on campus for regular posted office hours (M, W, 5:30-7:00 pm) because of our (mandatory) Orientation Sessions. These two sessions will serve as office hours for June 1-7 only. Orientation is mandatory as follows: Tuesday, June 2, 7:30-8:30 pm Saturday, June 6, 9:00-10:00 am

    Course Description
    A survey of basic biological, chemical, geological, hydrological and physical features and processes of the oceans including their origin, evolution, uses, and resources.

    Course Objectives:

    •To understand the basic chemical, geological, and physical features and processes of the world oceans. •To learn how ocean waters are studied.

    •To develop an appreciation for the diversity and importance of life in the oceans.

    •To understand how oceanic processes affect the global environment.

    Instructional Method:

    This course is taught as an Instruction TV course. In addition to using the textbook and study guide, students will be expected to view the 26 one-half hour episodes either through their cable TV service, Blackboard streaming video, or in the ACC LRS.

    Course Rationale:

    This course is designed to give a basic understanding of the science of oceanography and to provide a greater appreciation of oceanic processes and their impact on the global environment. Students are encouraged to develop critical thinking skills that are necessary for a literate citizenry.

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