The applied
geophysics minor allows students to understand how the principles
of physics and signal processing can be used in investigating
Earth structure, in the search for natural resources such as petroleum
and ore deposits, and in helping to detect contaminants in the
natural environment. Not available to applied geophysics majors.
Required
Courses - 4 credits
GE 2400 Introduction to Applied and Environmental Geophysics 4
Elective
Courses - 12-14 credits
Choose 4 courses
from the following:
GE 3900 Field
Geophysics 5
GE 4400 Near
Surface Geophysics 3
GE 4410 Near
Surface Geophysics II 3
GE 4500 Plate
Tectonics and Global Geophysics 3
GE 4600 Reflection
Seismology 3
GE 4610 Formation
Evaluation and Petroleum Engineering 3
GE 4922 Geophysics
Seminar 3
