Units:4 Effects of earthquakes on modern landforms; types of geomorphic markers and determination of their ages; geologic structures resulting from earthquakes; geodesy and deformation rates; deformation and geomorphology at different timescales.
Prerequisites: M.S. Geology major. Equivalent Quarter Course: GEOL 6430. Possible Instructional Methods:Entirely On-ground. Grading: A-F grading only. Student Learning Outcomes - Upon successful completion of this course students will be able to:
Gain a detailed understanding of the processes that shape the landscape and the timescales involved.
Assess the landforms and materials that form important geomorphic markers.
Discover and appreciate how multi-disciplinary approaches are integrated and applied to address issues in tectonic geomorphology.
Develop an understanding of these approaches and will be able to interpret and evaluate a range of spatial, numerical and graphical data.
Critically review and summarize seminal and current journal articles in précis format and present articles to their peers.
