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2:00-3:00; Mon. & Wed.; Geo Rm. 2.218 |
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Dr.
Mark Helper, Geo 4.112 (ne Geo 308); 471-1009 (office); 459-6709 (home) Dr. Earle McBride, Geo 4.138 (ne Geo 305); 471-1905 (office); 452-5620 (home) |
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All labs meet Fri. 2:00 - 5:00 Rm.
3.104; Brook
Riley bcdr@mail.utexas.edu
(#52790)
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Helper:
Tues and Th, 9-11, and when my door
is open. McBride: Mon - Th, 3-4, and when my door is open. |
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A grade of C or better in Geo. 416K (Earth Materials), 426P (Igneous and Met. Petr.: may be taken concurrently with 420K), and 416M (Sed. Rocks) for B.S. Geology, or C or better in Geo. 416M and Geo. 416K for G.E.H., Geophysics, Hydrogeology and B.A. Geology. If you do not have these prerequisites and have not already done so, see one of us immediately. |
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By registering for Geo. 420K, students agree to
be available for field trips on at least 6 (six) weekends. See the
attached schedule for the dates trips are planned. In addition some Friday labs
may be conducted off campus, but
during normally scheduled lab hours. Announcements, information pertinent to field trips, labs, etc. will be posted on this web site's message page. Check this weekly for information about materials for upcoming labs and field trips. |
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Compton, R. R., 1985, Geology
in the Field. John Wiley and Sons, 378 pp.
Helper and McBride, 2002, Introduction to Field and Stratigraphic Methods; Lecture, Lab & Field Trip Manual. |
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Boggs, S. , 2000, Principles of Sedimentology and Stratigraphy. Prentice Hall, 726 p. |
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See the equipment list. |
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www.geo.utexas.edu/courses/420k |
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