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Independent Learning Courses
Geography
GEOG 100 Introduction to the Physical Environment(3.0 hours) Web
This course introduces the student to the major aspects of the physical environment.14 lessons, 5 video essays, 1 exam
Meets General Education Requirement: D-I Natural Sciences - Mathematics, Science
GEOG 110 World Regional Geography(3.0 hours) Web
A general survey of the political, social, and ecological systems of the world. The course is concerned with the complexity and diversity of world peoples and cultures.11 modules, 1 exam
Meets General Education Requirement: E World Cultures and American Cultural Diversity
GEOG 471 Natural Resource Management(3.0 hours) Web
Natural resources of the United States are studied and recommendations for their more efficient utilization are presented.18 lessons, 1 exam
Meets General Education Requirement: C Social and Behavioral Sciences
GEOG 474 Environmental Planning(3.0 hours) Web
Prerequisite: GEOG 100, 280, or instructor's permission
An advanced integrative course in environmental science and planning dealing with urban and rural areas. Emphasis on ecological planning strategies for improving climatic conditions, conserving water, and optimizing vegetative and aquatic habitats, while allowing for sustainable economic development at reduced cost.12 lessons, 1 exam
GEOG 487 Environmental Law(3.0 hours) Web
Prerequisite: Senior Standing
An introduction to major environmental legislation for air, water, toxic, and hazardous pollutants; and related legislative, administrative, and judicial developments.7 modules, 1 exam
GEOS 587 Environmental Law, Regulations, and Policy(3.0 hours) Web
An introduction to major environmental legislation for air, water, toxic and hazardous pollutants; and related legislative, administrative, and judicial developments. The course provides a broad overview of legal practices and focuses on specific regulatory programs.8 modules, 1 exam (final)
Must be admitted to WKU graduate studies program to enroll in the course.
