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["Cal Poly Pomona,  Geological Sciences Department "]
["GSC 323:  Geomorphology  -  Fall 2007"]
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["Professor:  Dr. Jeff Marshall",null,null,"Lecture:  Mo & We  12:00-1:15,  Rm. 4A-608"]
["Office:  Bldg. 4, Room A-406         ",null,null,"Lab:  Tu  8:00-10:50,  Rm. 4-A608"]
["Phone: 869-3461",null,null,"Office Hours:  Mo & Tu 1:30-3:30, We 1:30-2:30 "]
["E-mail:  marshall@csupomona.edu",null,null,"Text:  Process Geomorphology   (Ritter, Kochel, & Miller)"]
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["WEEK","DATES","LECTURE TOPIC",null,"LAB TOPIC & FIELD TRIPS","READING"]
[1," 9/24 - 9/26","Fundamentals of Process Geomorphology",null,"Landscape Analysis with Maps & Aerial Photos","Ch. 1 & 2"]
[2," 10/1 - 10/3","Drainage Basins & Stream Networks",null,"Field Trip - Drainage Basins & Streams ","Ch. 5"]
[3," 10/8 - 10/10","Channel Morphology & Fluvial Processes   ",null,"Field Trip - Alluvial Fans (Research Project Overview)","Ch. 6"]
[4,"10/15 - 10/17","Hillslope Hydrology & Flood Dynamics ",null,"Flood Dynamics & Hazard Analysis   ","Ch. 7"]
[null,"10/20 (Sat)","WEEKEND FIELD TRIP - Geomorphology & Tectonics of the San Diego County Coastal Zone",null,null,"Field Trip Guide "]
[5,"10/22 - 10/24","Coastal Processes, Beaches, & Cliffs",null,"Marine Terraces & Coastal Uplift","Ch. 13"]
[6,"10/29 - 10/31","Tectonics & Landscape Evolution ",null,"Field Trip - Sierra Madre-Cucamonga Fault Zone","Article: Van Buskirk & Brooks, 1994 "]
[7,"11/5 - 11/7","Neotectonics & Paleoseismology",null,"San Gabriel Mountain Tectonics & GPS","Articles: Yeats, 2007; Rubin et al., 1998 "]
[8,"11/12 - 11/14","Denudation & Isostasy",null,"Field Trip - Research Project Follow-up ","Article: Pinter & Brandon, 1997 "]
[9,"11/19 - 11/21","Rock Weathering & Soils",null,"Soils Classification Field Exercise (on campus)","Ch. 3 & 4"]
[10,"11/26 - 11/28","Quaternary Climate ",null,"Research Project Presentations","Ch. 9, 10, &11"]
[11,"Finals Week    ","Take home exam - Due Wed. 12/5"]
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[null,"GRADING"]
[null,"Take Home Exam:",null,0.3]
[null,"Practical Exercises:       ",null,0.4]
[null,"Research Project",null,0.3]
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[null,"TOTAL: ",null,1]
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[null,"Take Home Exam:"]
[null,"The final take-home exam will cover material from the lecture, labs, field trips, readings, videos, and homework assignments. "]
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[null,"Practical Exercises:"]
[null,"Lab and field trip reports will be due at the beginning of the following week's lab period (unless otherwise specified). You will receive a separate handout     "]
[null,"that explains the expected format and content of these reports. While you may consult with other students while working on these assignments, the work  "]
[null,"that you turn in should be written in your own words and should reflect your own individual effort.  No late work will be accepted."]
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[null,"Research Project:"]
[null,"During the quarter, students will work in teams of 2 or 3 members to complete a field research project on a topic assigned by the professor.  At the  "]
[null,"end of the quarter, each project team will turn in a professional-quality final report presenting the results of their project.  Each team will also give        "]
[null,"a professional presentation on their research project during the last lab session.  Each team member is expected to contribute an equivilant amount   "]
[null,"of effort toward completing the project.  "]
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[null,"Participation:"]
[null,"Students are expected to attend all class sessions, take careful notes, ask questions, and join in class discussion. "]