Department of Geosciences
North Dakota State University
GEOLOGY 304
EASTERN NORTH DAKOTA
FIELD COURSE
FALL SEMESTER, 2009
(Click on photo for enlarged version). |
Striated boulder from a
till at Valley City, North Dakota.
(Photo Allan Ashworth) |
Cross-bedding in glacial
meltwater deposits, Valley City, North Dakota. What was the direction of
water flow?
(Photo Allan Ashworth) |
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1. Class topics
August 26 - Cretaceous deposits
Sept. 16 - Glacial deposits
Sept 23 - Glacial deposits
2. Letter grade will
be based on:
3. Preparation
CHECKLIST OF ITEMS TO BRING
Personal: rain gear; warm jacket; hat and gloves; sun glasses; sun screen
Meals: Pack lunches and snacks for both days
Gear day pack; water bottle;digital camera; field notebook / pencils; rock hammer (borrow from Department); safety glasses.
5. Paper or other creative submission
6. Glossary
7. Examples of student projects
8. Jeff Sitz's photos for use in reports
9.. Allan Ashworth's photos for use in reports
11. Pies 2004
GENERAL EDUCATION STATEMENT
The course is a substitute for Geol 105L or Geol 106L and is approved for categories 5 and 6 of the General Education Curriculum.
OUTCOME: Students will learn how to interpret the local landscape through a series of hands-on field experiences
Allan Ashworth
Department of Geosciences
North Dakota State University
Fargo, ND 58105-5517
Phone: (701) 231-7919
Fax: (701) 231-7149
Email: allan.ashworth@ndsu.nodak.edu