Courses taught by Dr. Yoshinobu
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Physical Geology (GEOL 1303).
Introduction to geology.
Introduction to geology.
Structural Geology (GEOL 3302).
Offered every Fall
Offered every Fall
Structural Geology: Field Methods for Geoscience Majors (GEOL 3102).
Offered every Fall concurrently with Structural Geology 3302 (for Geoscience Majors only)
Offered every Fall concurrently with Structural Geology 3302 (for Geoscience Majors only)
Advanced Structural Geology (GEOL 4361/5361).
This course is topical and may be repeated for credit. Topics include: Deformation Mechanisms and Rheology, Tectonic Evolution of Oceanic Lithosphere, Evolution of Magmatic Arcs, Tectonic Geomorphology. Generally taught in the Spring.
This course is topical and may be repeated for credit. Topics include: Deformation Mechanisms and Rheology, Tectonic Evolution of Oceanic Lithosphere, Evolution of Magmatic Arcs, Tectonic Geomorphology. Generally taught in the Spring.
Tectonics (GEOL 4362/5362).
Cross-listed for graduates and senior level undergraduate students. Generally taught every other Spring.
Cross-listed for graduates and senior level undergraduate students. Generally taught every other Spring.
Advanced Historical Geology (GEOL 5340).
Graduate level, interdisciplinary course that covers the nature of geology, human interactions with the geosphere, and the methodologies that geoscientists utilize to understand how the Earth works. This course forms part of the Multidisciplinary Master's Degree.
Graduate level, interdisciplinary course that covers the nature of geology, human interactions with the geosphere, and the methodologies that geoscientists utilize to understand how the Earth works. This course forms part of the Multidisciplinary Master's Degree.