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A spatial perspective on several aspects of human society including population, culture, economic, urban, and political issues.

Introduction to the world as an interdependent community built from unique and independent regions and countries.

Introduction to the spatial processes governing weather and climate. Additional topics shall include regional climatology, climatic anomalies, and global climate change.

Laboratory course to accompany GEOG 1112. Additional laboratory fee required; see semester course schedule for amount.�

Introduction to solid earth processes and classification of major types of land surfaces, their origin, development, and spatial distribution. This course will include discussion of biogeography and soils.

Laboratory course to accompany GEOG 1113. Additional laboratory fee required; see semester course schedule for amount.�