have a basic understanding of ordinary level logic
must have passed the ordinary level exams
Geology is more than just rocks and minerals; it's a captivating saga spanning billions of years, where continents collide, volcanoes erupt, and ancient fossils whisper stories of a dynamic planet. This course invites you to embark on a thrilling expedition through the Earth's history, unravelling the mysteries hidden within its layers
Course outcomes for a geology student can vary depending on the specific course, its level (introductory, advanced), and the overall program of study. However, here are some general categories of outcomes you might encounter:
Knowledge and Understanding:
Unleash your inner explorer and prepare to be captivated by the Earth's awe-inspiring story. Geology, the science of our planet, invites you on a mind-bending journey through time, unveiling the secrets hidden within rocks, minerals, and landforms. Imagine yourself: Standing atop a majestic mountain, feeling the wind whisper tales of ancient glaciers and fiery volcanic eruptions. Cradle a shimmering gem in your hand, marveling at the intricate dance of minerals that formed it millions of years ago. Tracing the path of a meandering river, understanding the powerful forces that sculpt our planet's surface. Unearthing fossilized remnants of long-lost creatures, piecing together the puzzle of life's evolution.
Delving Deeper: Unveiling the Intertwined World of Geology and Other Subjects Geology, the study of our dynamic planet, isn't an isolated island in the vast sea of knowledge. It's intricately interwoven with a tapestry of other disciplines, revealing hidden connections and enriching our understanding of the world around us. This course is an invitation to embark on a captivating journey, exploring the fascinating relationships between geology and diverse subjects!
Embark on a captivating journey through Earth's grand storyteller – the Rock Cycle! Witness the mesmerizing dance of transformation where rocks morph and mingle, sculpting our planet's ever-evolving landscapes. Unravel the Mysteries: Three Rock Types: Dive into the diverse world of igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rocks. Explore their unique origins and characteristics, from fiery volcanic eruptions to the patient layering of sediments Continual Change: Uncover the driving forces behind the cycle – weathering, erosion, transportation, deposition, lithification, metamorphism, and melting. Watch how rocks break down, travel, and get reborn in astonishing new forms.
Unveiling the Cosmos: A Journey Through the Universe and Its Origins Embark on a mind-bending exploration of the grandest mystery of all: the universe. In this course, we'll delve into the fascinating science of cosmology, unraveling the story of our cosmic home from its explosive birth to its ever-evolving present and potential future.
Have you ever gazed at the night sky and wondered about the diverse worlds beyond our own? In this captivating course, we'll embark on a thrilling journey through the solar system, exploring the contrasting realms of terrestrial and Jovian planets. Get ready to delve into the mysteries of these celestial wonderlands!
Ah, the celestial quartet! Let's break down the differences between asteroids, meteors, meteoroids, and meteorites: 1. Asteroids: Rocky space-dwellers, orbiting the Sun like miniature planets but much smaller. Size range: From pebbles to mountains. Location: Mostly found in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter. Potential threats: Some asteroids have orbits that could intersect Earth's path, necessitating monitoring and potential deflection strategies. 2. Meteors: Shooting stars! These are meteoroids entering Earth's atmosphere at high speeds, burning up due to friction. Brief and brilliant streaks of light across the night sky. No threat, just a beautiful cosmic light show. 3. Meteoroids: The smallest members of the group, ranging from dust particles to small boulders. Mostly leftovers from comets or collisions between asteroids. Most never make it to Earth, burning up in space. 4. Meteorites: Survivors! These meteoroids managed to withstand the fiery descent through Earth's atmosphere and landed on our planet's surface. Valuable scientific objects, holding clues about the early solar system. Some meteorites are metallic, while others are stony or a mix of both.
Embark on a geological adventure! This course invites you to peel back the Earth's layers and delve into its fascinating internal structure. From the fiery core to the diverse mantle and the thin, yet crucial, crust, we'll uncover the secrets that lie beneath our feet.
A Journey into Earth's Internal Structure Have you ever wondered what lies beneath the surface of our planet? What forces shape the fiery mantle and the mysterious core? This course delves into the fascinating world of Earth's internal structure, utilizing various lines of evidence to piece together this hidden puzzle.
• Teach geology (HOD of Geology Department) and chemistry in 1st and 2nd cycle, as I provide competent training in both theory and practical, as well as carryout fieldwork studies to build good career training, and served as consultant at HIPS to assist students in geologic field research and guides on project writing
GCE AL Geology
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