UWX GE100 Physical Geography and the Environment

Focus on concepts and processes that explain physical systems on Earth and the relationship between people and their natural environment. Themes in Physical Geography include Earth/Sun relationships, weather dynamics, the biosphere (ecology, biomes, conservation), and the lithosphere (mountain building, rocks, rivers, glaciers). Assignments may be derived from textbook resources and instructor-created activities designed to better understand the natural world (such as weather patterns, rocks, soil properties or river dynamics) and how it applies to their daily life. (NW, 3 credits)

UWX GE100 Course Syllabus

Semesters Offered: Fall 2023, Fall 2024

Credits: 3

Degree Level: Associate

Course Track: Knowledge of the Natural World (NW)—12 credits