Fall 2007 Syllabus,
GE0 347K Gems and Gem Minerals
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10:00 -11:00; M, W, F; GEO 3.116 |
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All Labs meet in GEO 3.102
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Dr. Mark Helper, GEO 4.112; 471-1009; helper@mail.utexas.edu | |
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GEO 3.102; Miriam Barquero-Molina miriam10@mail.utexas.edu GEO 3.102; Carlos Venegas cvenegas@mail.utexas.edu |
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M, W, Fr; 9-10 and whenever my door (GEO 4.112) is open. | |
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You must be a registered student to participate in the laboratories for this class. This class does not count toward a degree in Geological Sciences. | |
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Read, Peter G., Gemmology; 3rd edition. Elsevier, 324 pp. Copies of the original are on reserve in the Geology Library. | |
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Cipriani, C. and Borelli, A., 1984. Simon and Schuster's Guide to Gems and Precious Stones. Simon and Schuster. A handy, inexpensive, superbly illustrated book that is useful in lab. | |
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Notes for material presented during lectures in the last half of the course, are available on this web site. Many class handouts are available here as well. | |
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Term Projects: Can be 2 or more faceted stones, several cabochons, a combination of both, or a paper on a topic of your choosing (subject to approval). See the project description. | |
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www.geo.utexas.edu/courses/347k | |
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Scholastic dishonesty of any type will not be tolerated. Violators will be referred to the Office of the Dean of Students for possible disciplinary action, which in the extreme may result in expulsion from the University. | |
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Please notify me of any modification/adaptation you may require to accommodate a disability-related need. You will be requested to provide documentation to the Dean of Students' Office, in order that the most appropriate accommodations can be determined. Specialized services are available on campus through Services for Students with Disabilities. |
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