GEOG

1003 - World Regional Geography - 3 credit hours
Introduction to the various cultural and political regions of the world. Emphasis is placed on the physical aspects of each geographic region and upon the diversity within and between each region of our global society. Course rotation: Fall and Spring.

3003 - Geography of North America - 3 credit hours
A spatial study of the interaction of physical and cultural geographic characteristics in the United States and Canada in a present day context as well as from an historical perspective.

3103 - Human Geography - 3 credit hours
The systematic study of two of our world's main features of human behavior: culture and economy. The first half of the class looks at items such as population, migration, religion and ethnicity around the world. The second half of the class looks at items such as agriculture, industry, politics and urban patterns in our global society.