3 units, 3 hours weekly
Advisory: Completion of ENGL 101 and Eligibility for College Level Reading, and Completion of GEOG 101 or GEOG 105.
This course will explore California’s
diverse physical, cultural and economic
geography. Students will be exploring
the many relationships between the
State’s past, present and future physical,
historical, cultural and economic
landscapes and examine California’s
modern landscapes. Students will also
explore issues faced by all Californians:
growing population, limited resources,
water, urbanization, agriculture, etc. This
course will be valuable for geography
majors, future teachers, transfer students,
and anyone with an interest in California.
(CSU, UC, AVC)
Syllabus, Spring 2014 (pdf, 57kb)
Schedule, Spring 2014 (pdf, 55kb)
Blackboard Login Page (for class readings)
Lectures
Study Guide, Midterm 1, Spring 2014 (pdf, 55kb)
Study Guide, Midterm 2, Spring 2014 (pdf, 55kb)
Mapping Assignment #1 (pdf, 45kb)
Map #1 (pdf, 216kb)
Migration project (pdf, 46kb)
World map for Migration Project (pdf, 783kb)
USA map for Migration Project (pdf, 189kb)
California map for Migration Project (pdf, 107kb)
Debate Topics (pdf, 37kb)
Debate Rubric (pdf, 53kb)
Research Paper Instructions (pdf, 49kb)
Final grades, 06/04/2014 (pdf, 31kb)
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