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Nov 24, 2024
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2021-2022 University of Wyoming Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Geology, B.S.
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Program Objectives
The primary mission of our B.S. geology program is to provide a quality educational experience that prepares men and women to enter careers in geology and related fields. We expect that our graduates should:
- Have the basic knowledge and skills demanded for entry-level competence in typical careers in earth science.
- Be able to apply basic scientific and technical knowledge to specific tasks and problems.
- Cultivate the specific scientific and technical skills that will allow them effectively to serve their employers and to enhance their own career development.
- Develop increased capacity in the skills of independent learning, critical thinking, problem definition, and problem solving.
- Develop enhanced numerical skills and computer literacy as part of an undergraduate program designed to del iver a current and relevant knowledge of their discipline.
- Communicate effectively and professionally through oral, written, and graphical means and to participate effectively in their workplace and in individual and team-related activities.
- Have the broad general education needed to appreciate the role of Earth Sciences in the societal context and appreciate the importance of ethics in the practice of the profession.
Program Goals
The department of Geology and Geophysics has the following specific goals for its B.S. program:
- Students in the B.S. program will receive a quality preparatory education in the discipline that is current, relevant, practical, and personal.
- B.S. students who graduate with appropriate grades will be able to compete successfully for positions at graduate schools nationwide.
- B.S. students who graduate with appropriate grades will be well prepared for entry-level positions as professionals within their and other related disciplines.
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Required Courses
Note: This program represents a minimum proficiency. Students are strongly advised to elect additional courses in geology.
And Each of the Following:
Additional Geology Courses
Additional 18 credit hours in Geology courses at 2000-level and above:
Allied Math and Sciences Credits: 20 Hours
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