
Earth and Space Science I, Second Semester
Time limit: 182 days
1 credit
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Course Overview
This course continues Earth and Space Science First Semester, with a focus on the planet Earth. Topics include earthquakes and continental drift; Earth's geologic history; life records in rock formations; the atmosphere, weather, and the hydrosphere; and human impact on the environment. Student comments: "I enjoyed the information on plate tectonics, land formations, and also erosion. I especially appreciated the emphasis placed on conservation and learning how the world works."
The course is designed for first year of high-school or higher.
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Prerequisite
One semester of high school Earth Science or equivalent recommended.
Required Materials
The following text is required for this course:
Tarbuck and Lutgens. Earth Science. Pearson Education, 2011. ISBN 978-0-13-316393-3
The following CD-ROM is optional but highly recommended:
GEODe Key Concepts CD-ROM. Pearson Education, 2006. ISBN 0-13-125906-7
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