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Undergraduate Programs
The undergraduate curriculum consists of a 33-hour core, combined with one of four areas of concentration, each of which requires an additional four courses. The core requirements and the courses applicable to areas of concentration are listed below.
33-hour core:
- General: Human Geography (1103) and Physical Geography (1114)
- Two systematic physical classes, chosen from Geomorphology, Biogeography, Regional Climatology, Soils, Hydrology, and other Geography courses approved by a faculty advisor
- Two systematic human classes, chosen from Economic, Cultural, Political, Historical, Language of Maps, Globalization and the Environment, and other Geography courses approved by a faculty advisor
- Two technical classes, consisting of Analytical Methods and a class chosen from GIS 1, Remote Sensing 1, Air-Photo Interpretation, Field Techniques, and other Geography courses approved by a faculty advisor
- One regional course, chosen from World Regional, Europe, Africa, China, Oklahoma, Urban Ecology of Norman, and other Geography courses approved by a faculty advisor
- Dialogue on the Discipline of Geography
- Proseminar
Courses applicable to Geography Areas of Concentration
Area One: Geographical Information Science
- Geographic Information Systems (Geog 4453. 5453, 5610, 5620)
- Remote Sensing (Geog 4933, 5253)
- Field Techniques (Geog 3930, 5610, 5650)
- Statistical Methods (Geog 3924, 5113)
- Air-Photo Interpretation (Geog 3933)
- Computer Programming (CS 1314)
- Database Management (CS4513) or
- Data Structure and Databases (MIS 4533)
- Computer Related Mathematics (Math 3083)
- Introduction to Computer Science (Math 3073)
- Other advisor-approved courses
Area Two: Earth-System Interactions
- Geomorphology (Geog 4203)
- Biogeography (Geog 4283)
- Regional Climatology (Geog 4273)
- Soils (Geog 4314)
- Hydrology (Geog 4293)
- Climate Change (Geog 4343)
- Earth System Science (Geos 2004)
- Modeling Earth's Changing Climate (Geog 5510)
- Introductory Field Geology (Geol 3123)
- Environmental Geology (Geol 3154)
- Remote Sensing in Meteorology (Metr 4613)
- Principles of Plant Ecology (Bot 3453)
- Other advisor-approved courses
Area Three: Environmental Geography
- Geomorphology (Geog 4203)
- Biogeography (Geog 4283)
- Regional Climatology (Geog 4273)
- Soils (Geog 4314)
- Hydrology (Geog 4293)
- Environmental Conservation (Geog 3253)
- Natural Resources (Geog 3773)
- Urban Ecology (4443)
- Principles of Plant Ecology (Bot 3453)
- Environmental Ethics (Phil 3293)
- History of Ecology (HSci 3473)
- American Environmental History (Hist 3493)
- Other advisor-approved courses
Area Four: Landscape Interpretation
- All Regional Geography classes
- Cultural Geography (Geog 3213)
- The British Empire and its Successor States (Geog 3223)
- Political Geography (Geog 3513)
- Historical Geography (Geog 3633)
- American Indian Geographies (Geog 4563)
- Economic Botany (Bot 3163)
- People and Plants (Anth 4103)
- South Asia (Anth 3843)
- Human Ecology of the Humid Tropics (Anth 4533)
- History and Theory of Urban Planning (RCPL 5013)
- Landscape Architecture History (LA 4433)
- Technology, Culture, and Human Experience (HSci 2333)
- Literature and Landscape (Engl 4453)
- History of the American Built Environment (Arch 4443)
- The Italian City (AHi 4373)
- Other advisor-approved courses
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