Not offered Spring 2013, check  schedule  for alternate course

Oceanography 112 Grossmont College

This is the class website for Oceanography 112, section #xxxx at Grossmont College.  Class meets on Monday and Wednesday at 12:30-1:45pm in Bldg 36, Rm. 353. 

First day of class is    . Last day of class is:   .  

Your instructor is J. Marso email: ocean@gomyclass.com

Final Exam:  Final Exam Schedule

This is your text book.  Garrison's Oceanography: An Invitation to Marine Science 7th E.  

Print ISBN-10: 0-495-39193-X Print ISBN-13: 978-0-495-39193-7

eText ISBN-10: 1-111-14249-1 eText ISBN-13: 978-1-111-14249-0

Available at the campus BookStore  or, online at  CourseSmart.com  eTextbook $96.99 (180 day subscription) New and Used available at Amazon.com   $146.50 - $115.00

Publisher: Brooks/Cole, Cengage Learning Copyright Year: 2010 Publishing Date: 2009/09/08 eText ISBN-10: 1-111-14249-1 eText ISBN-13: 978-1-111-14249-0 Print ISBN-10: 0-495-39193-X Print ISBN-13: 978-0-495-39193-7 Course: Oceanography, Oceanography Pages: 608

Where do I buy my book?

Geology 110  Grossmont College     Academic Calendar

NOTE: If this course is currently at maximum capacity: Wait list is open.

The above link is for the class website for Geology 110, section #7669 and #7672 Planet Earth at Grossmont College. It is an Online course using BlackBoard E-Learning platform.

Orientation: January 31, 2012 at 2:00pm for #7669 and at 3:00pm for #7672, on campus

Midterm exam: March 14, 2012, 2pm #7669 and 3pm #7672, on campus  (MANDATORY) review orientation slides

Final exam: On campus. May 23, 1:30-3:30pm on campus (check final exam schedule for changes)

All on-campus meetings are scheduled in Bldg. 36 Rm. 353. Included in this course is an optional field trip to Fossil Canyon.

Your instructor is J. Marso email: geology110@gomyclass.com

Student Learning Objectives for this course:

At the end of this course you should be able to:

• Understand the principle of Uniformitarianism and be able to explain it.
• Define the three rock families and those minerals which constitute them in order to evaluate how their composition relates to earth processes
• Recognize the components of the rock record and formulate an interpretation.
• Describe and evaluate the cause and effect relationship between fundamental geologic processes and the resultant geologic features.
• Explain the formation of geologic hazards and natural resources and describe the interaction between humans with the geologic environment.

Where do I buy my book?   Download syllabus 7672   7669

Not offered Spring 2013, check  schedule  for alternate courses

Geology 110 On Campus    Academic Calendar

Geology 110, section #xxx   at Grossmont College.   Waitlist Students Accepted!

Lecture Monday, Wednesday xxx, Bldg 36, Room 353

First day of class  . Last day of class is:   .

Final Exam: Bldg 36, Rm. 353   Final Exam Schedule .

Your instructor is J. Marso email:mailto: jmarso@gmail.com

Student Learning Objectives for this course:

At the end of this course you should be able to:

• Understand the principle of Uniformitarianism and be able to explain it.
• Define the three rock families and those minerals which constitute them in order to evaluate how their composition relates to earth processes
• Recognize the components of the rock record and formulate an interpretation.
• Describe and evaluate the cause and effect relationship between fundamental geologic processes and the resultant geologic features.
• Explain the formation of geologic hazards and natural resources and describe the interaction between humans with the geologic environment

Where do I buy my book?