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T his concentration focuses on the aspects of geography that relate to different cultures, with an emphasis on cultural origins and movement and the cultural characteristics of regions (e.g., language, religion, ethnicity, politics, historical development, agricultural methods, settlement patterns, and quality of life). Cultural ecologythe ways in which humans have interacted with their cultural and natural environment at various timesis also included. There is a strong relationship between cultural geography, anthropology, and archaeology. Cultural geographers often try to reconstruct past environments, and to do so they must be equally skilled in library research, field observation, and the interpretation of cultural artifacts. Historical geographers are interested in recreating the geography of past times. In doing this, they work closely with historians and archivists, contributing much to the understanding of present-day geography. Courses in this area include historical geography, cultural geography, cultural ecology, human geography, human use of the earth, and humanity and nature. Many cultural and human geographers are area specialists as well, which means that they focus their attention on a specific region, such as Latin America, Europe, or Asia. Because they often carry out field observation in other countries, they will usually need good foreign-language backgrounds.

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Topic: Report to the General Education Task Force on World Geography From: Paul E. Phillips Date: June 3, 1998 Geography has utilitarian value in the modern world. It focuses attention on exciting and interesting things, on fascinating people and places, on things worth knowing because they are absorbing, and because knowing about them lets humans make better-informed and therefore wiser decisions. When geography is nothing more than the memorization of isolated facts, it loses much of its utilitarian value. For example knowing that Mexico is an important source of immigrants to the United States is not geographic understanding until that isolated fact is addressed by the question of "why." Geographic understanding occurs when that isolated fact is put into the context of Mexicoís position relative to the United States, the character of the border region, and the differential in the two countries' standards of living. To a geographer, Mexicoís migration statistics can only be understood in terms of its interlinked physical and human spatial contexts. World Geography at Fort Hays promotes true geographic understanding. World Geography students acquire and value an international perspective based on a diverse yet shared set of knowledge, ideas, and experiences. They recognize and evaluate the history culture, and beliefs of major world civilizations.

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12. Department Of Geography And Geology in Natural systems (physical geography) and human systems (human geography). is David Waugh s geography An Integrated part of their general background reading http://www.brixworth.demon.co.uk/geography/as.htm

Department of Geography and Geology AS and A level Download our Powerpoint presentation on this course. The department follows Edexcel Specification A for the study of Geography at AS and A-level. As with the GCSE, a systems approach is taken to the subject and work in physical geography and human geography becomes more defined. Pupils studying AS/A level Geography follow a timetable of seven 40-minute lessons per week. Four lessons focus on physical geography and techniques and three lessons are spent exploring themes in human geography. The AS provides opportunity to study the main topics in geography in greater depth and to provide pupils with an opportunity to explore issues by themselves. Earth systems, fluvial systems and coastal systems are the main areas covered in physical geography in the Lower Sixth, whereas population studies, settlement and migration issues are covered in human geography. These themes are assessed by terminal exams in June. Fieldwork is given considerable emphasis at AS and is assessed through the Geographical Techniques exam. Pupils complete two short investigations as preparation - one based on a physical geography topic, the other based on a human geography topic. Fieldwork for the physical geography topic is completed in the Peak District during the Spring term and is a study of geomorphological processes around Grinds Brook in Edale. The main fieldcourse though is on the Isle of Arran during the Easter break. The format is similar to the GCSE in that the course provides opportunities for taught fieldwork in both physical and human geography as well as completing the human geography investigation. Whilst most pupils will sit the Geographical Techniques exam, it is possible to opt for internally-assessed coursework. However, this option is normally chosen by those whose circumstances prevent them attending the Arran fieldcourse.

13. Geography 4203/5203: General Information general INFORMATION. 5103 Introduction to Geographic Information Science and demonstrate how GIS may be applied to the analysis of physical and human systems. http://www.colorado.edu/geography/mennis/GIS_Modeling/generalInfo.htm

Home General Information Course Schedule Discussion Questions ... Readings Bibliography GENERAL INFORMATION Purpose of the Course The purpose of this course is to build on the material presented in GEOG 4103/5103: Introduction to Geographic Information Science and demonstrate how GIS may be applied to the analysis of physical and human systems. Topics of the course include networks, cartographic modeling, and map algebra, spatial analysis, and interpolation, as well as GIS project management. The lecture portion of the course will incorporate both lecture-based learning as well as discussion. The lab portion of the course offers a series of GIS exercises. Students are also expected to work alone or in groups to complete a GIS analysis project of their choosing. At the end of the course the student is expected to grasp advanced GIS analysis and modeling concepts as well as be able to design and implement a GIS project. Text There is no required text book for the course. There is a set of REQUIRED readings available on the electronic reserve from the library. These readings will serve as material for class discussion.

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GEOGRAPHY 433: SCHEDULE, SPRING 2002 Click here to download this schedule as pdf Date Topic Assignment W Aug 21 F Aug 23 Introduction Topographic Map Refresher Exercise Click here to download exercise before class [Note: references listed at end of schedule] Marsh, Chapter 4, pp. 76-83 M Aug 26 W Aug 28 F Aug 30 Systems The Land Surface System and the Critical Zone Soil Formation and Properties "Systems," "General Systems Theory" in Encycl. Dic. of Phys. Geography (Goudie 1994 Assign Soil Review Terms Pidwirny, Chapter 4 (Online) Marsh, Chapter 3 Marsh, Chapter 5 Hillel, Chapter 3 (pp. 23-51) M Sept 2 W Sept 4 F Sept 6 LABOR DAY HOLIDAY Soil Formation and Properties Soil Permeability Exercise Marsh, Chapter 5 (ongoing) M Sept 9 W Sept 11 F Sept 13 Soil, Drainage, Soil Absorption Soil Degradation Soil Suitability Exercise Marsh, Chapter 6 Assign Water Review Terms Goudie, Human Impact 4th ed. pp. 138-158 M Sept 16 W Sept 18 F Sept 20 Hydrologic Systems Groundwater, Springs Watersheds Exercise Begin Marsh chapters 7-10 Pidwirny Chap. 8 (l, m) Marsh, Chapter 7

15. Geography Department The physical, human and regional geography of Africa Prerequisites completion of general Education Category of the interface between human systems and natural http://www.fullerton.edu/catalog/academic_departments/geog.asp

Home Page Academic Departments : Geography Department Page Catalog Home Degree Listing Catalog Search Course Search ... Dept Homepage Department Chair William Lloyd Department Office Humanities 420A Department Website http://geography.fullerton.edu/ Programs Offered Bachelor of Arts in Geography Minor in Geography Master of Arts in Geography Faculty John Carroll, Mark Drayse, Wayne Engstrom, Deborah Feder, Gary Hannes, William Lloyd, Jon Taylor, Robert Voeks, Barbara Weightman, Robert Young Advisers Undergraduate: Wayne Engstrom Graduate: Barbara Weightman Introduction Top of Page Geography is the study of the earth as the home of humanity. Geography provides a broad understanding of the processes that unite people, places and environments. Geographers explore the diverse regions of the contemporary world in pursuit of global understanding. They tie together the study of human spatial organizations and cultural landscapes with an in-depth investigation of the earth’s landforms, climates and vegetation. Their methods range from fieldwork in foreign areas to advanced information technologies like computerized geographic information systems. Geography graduates find rewarding careers in environmental analysis and planning, business, government agencies and education.

16. FSU 97 / 98 General Bulletin World geography (3). A regional survey of the variety of human occupation of the face Local cultures, political systems, and development problems. GEO 1331. http://registrar.fsu.edu/Webtest/gen_prog33.htm

Department of GEOGRAPHY COLLEGE OF SOCIAL SCIENCES Chair: Barney Warf; Professors: Fernald, Kodras, O'Sullivan, Warf; Associate Professors: Baker, Walker; Assistant Professors: Leib, Ruiz; Affiliate and Adjunct Faculty: Anderson, Gluck, Molina, Swanson G State of Florida Common Course Prerequisites The State of Florida has identified common course prerequisites for this University degree program. These prerequisites are lower-level courses that are required for preparation for the University major prior to a student receiving a baccalaureate degree from The Florida State University. They may be taken either at a community college or in a university lower-division program. It is preferred that these common course prerequisites be completed in the freshman and sophomore years. The following lists the common course prerequisites or approved substitutions necessary for this degree program: 1) Two introductory courses [six (6) semester hours] in geography with the GEO prefix. Requirements Major A major consists of thirty (30) semester hours in geography, including GEO 1400, 3140, 3200C, 3540, and 4185C. No geography course with a grade below "C" will apply toward completion of the major. As part of the required (30) credit hours, the student must take at least six (6) credit hours of courses at the 4000 level (excluding GEO 4185). A maximum of three (3) credit hours of GEO 4905 Directed Individual Study (DIS) internship will be credited toward the major.

17. FSU 2004-2005 General Bulletin ENV. 4041. Environmental systems Analysis. ENV. 4341. GEO. 4930. Special Topics in geography*. GLY. 1892. ISC. 2003. Global Change, Its Scientific and human Dimensions. MET. http://registrar.fsu.edu/bulletin/undergrad/depts/geography.htm

Florida State University Office of the University Registrar Introduction Bulletins ... 2004 - 2005 Undergraduate Section Topics State of Florida Common Course Prerequisites Geography Major Environmental Studies Major Minor Requirements ... Graduate Courses Department of Geography College of Social Sciences Chair: Barney Warf; Professors: Associate Professors: Baker, Leib; Assistant Professors: Jacobson, Klooster, Savitsky, Stallins, Steinberg; Affiliate and Adjunct Faculty: Miller The geography department has expertise in the two areas of human geography and environmental problems. Students can concentrate in one of these areas but the natural linkages between them mean that courses in both are necessary for a complete geographical education. In human geography, faculty interests cover a number of interrelated topics, including global power relationships; the terrain tactics of war; social problems such as poverty and residential segregation, and the impact of policies designed to alleviate them; and the spatial structure of services, telecommunications, and international trade. The faculty also focuses on a number of environmental and resource issues, including the impacts of natural hazards such as hurricanes, the causes and effects of deforestation, and the development of policies to solve these and similar problems. State of Florida Common Course Prerequisites The State of Florida has identified common course prerequisites for this University degree program. These prerequisites are lower-level courses that are required for preparation for the University major prior to a student receiving a baccalaureate degree from The Florida State University. They may be taken either at a community college or in a university lower-division program. It is preferred that these common course prerequisites be completed in the freshman and sophomore years.

18. Department Of Geography And Regional Development general INFORMATION ABOUT THE GRADUATE PROGRAM. Program of Study. transportation systems. industrial and economic geography. Critical human geography. http://geog.arizona.edu/~web/info.htm

ABOUT THE DEPARTMENT Welcome from the Head Recent News Colloquium Schedule History ... Contact Information PEOPLE Regular Faculty Affiliated Faculty Emeritus Faculty Graduate Students ... Alumni GRADUATE PROGRAM General Information Handbook Courses How to Apply ... you are here UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM B.A. in Geography B.S. in Regional Development Courses Course Webpages ... Advisors GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE GRADUATE PROGRAM Program of Study The program offers training in geography at the Doctoral (Ph.D) level, and Masters (M.A.). Masters students should be able to demonstrate their ability to progress later to Ph.D study, should they so choose. As one of the leading geography departments in the country, Arizona is distinguished by its broad spectrum of teaching and research interests among its faculty, providing ample opportunities for specialization in many sub-areas. These include: Analysis of regional development processes quantitative research population dynamics transportation systems industrial and economic geography economic development Main geographical focus: North America, Europe

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20. Geography 1996-97 General Catalog Prerequisites geography 101 or 102; and completion of the environmental and natural resources within changing human and natural systems pollution problems http://coursecat.sdsu.edu/9697/GEOG7.html

The San Diego State University 1996-97 General Catalog on the World-Wide Web cannot be considered the official publication for the University. Please refer to the printed General Catalog General Catalog versions and rights [Search] This Catalog (1996-97) [Index] Table of Contents [Prev] Geography [Next] Geological Sciences [Last] Faculty and Administration Geography Courses LOWER DIVISION COURSES Principles underlying the fundamental nature and dynamics of the physical world: the atmosphere, hydrosphere, biosphere, lithosphere, and their systematic spatial relationships. Three hours of laboratory. Prerequisite: Credit or concurrent registration in Geography 101. Practical exercise and observation in map analysis, weather elements, climatic regions, and the earth's landform features. Designed to supplement Geography 101. Introduction to cultural geography, covering the elements of culture, such as technology, language, religion, political organization, methods of livelihood, settlement patterns and population, and the regional distribution of these elements over the earth. Field trips may be arranged. The composition, structure, and circulation of the atmosphere, including elementary theory of storms and other weather dister- bances. May be followed by, or taken with, Geography 103L.

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