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The
Geography major prepares one for positions in business,
government, service in foreign areas and teaching at the
elementary, secondary, and college levels. Course work
in Geography that includes Geographic Information Systems
(GIS) prepares students for a wide range of jobs that
employ computers to gather, manipulate, analyze and report
spatial data. There is a rapid growth in the use of GIS
in natural resource management, urban planning, marketing,
real estate, criminology, emergency services, public health,
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A.A.
Degree Requirements
Department Requirements
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Anth
103-Intro to Cultural Anthroplogy or
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3
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Earth
111-Physical Geology
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3
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Earth
141-Physical Geography
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3
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Earth
142-Economic Geography
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3
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Geog
102-Cultural Geography
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3
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Plus 9 units from the following:
Anth 121, 122, 123, 124, 125, 126
Bot 100, 121 or Biol 103
Earth 111, 111L, 112, 113, 114, 119, 121, 131, 132,
133, 141L, 151, 152
Earth 171/Geog 171, Earth 172/Geog172,
EnvSt115, 116.
Recommendation: it is strongly recommended that transfer
students in Geography take Geog 171. In addition, Associate
Degree students should take a broad background of electives
in the Social Sciences and the Earth Sciences.
For
further information, contact the Counseling Center,
965- 0581, Ext. 2285, or Dr.
Curtis Solberg, Faculty Advisor, 965- 0581, Ext.
2478, Solberg@sbcc.edu
or Barbara Lindemann, Department
Chair, 965- 0581, Ext. 2481, lindeman@sbcc.edu.
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