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George Mason University

2016-2017 University Catalog

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2016-2017 University Catalog

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This section lists George Mason University’s undergraduate and graduate courses that are available for credit.

For more detailed information on courses, please go to the AP.2 Course Information section.

Notes effective Fall 2016:

Courses formerly under the CTCH prefix may now be found under the HE (Higher Education) prefix.

Courses formerly under the NCLC prefix may now be found under the INTS (Integrative Studies) prefix.

Selected activity courses formerly under the PHED or PRLS prefixes may now be found under the RECR (Recreation) prefix.


Geography and Geoinformation Science (GGS) Offered by the College of Science Graduate standing is prerequisite to all 600-level courses.
	• GGS 490 - Practicum in Geographical Applications
	• GGS 495 - GGS Senior Research Project
	• GGS 499 - GGS Independent Study
	• GGS 501 - Geography and Geoinformation Science Distance Education Orientation
	• GGS 505 - Transportation Geography
	• GGS 507 - Sustainable Development
	• GGS 520 - Geography for Teachers
	• GGS 524 - Introduction to Environmental and Resource Economics
	• GGS 525 - Economics of Human/Environment Interactions
	• GGS 531 - Land-Use Modeling Techniques and Applications
	• GGS 533 - Issues in Regional Geography
	• GGS 540 - Health Geography
	• GGS 550 - Geospatial Science Fundamentals
	• GGS 551 - Thematic Cartography
	• GGS 553 - Geographic Information System
	• GGS 554 - History of Cartography
	• GGS 560 - Quantitative Methods
	• GGS 562 - Photogrammetry
	• GGS 563 - Advanced Geographic Information Systems
	• GGS 579 - Remote Sensing
	• GGS 581 - World Food and Population
	• GGS 590 - Selected Topics in Geography
	• GGS 605 - Socioeconomic Applications of GIS
	• GGS 631 - Spatial Agent-Based Models of Human-Environment Interactions
	• GGS 644 - Fundamentals and Interpretation of Imaging Radar
	• GGS 650 - Introduction to GIS Algorithms and Programming
	• GGS 653 - Geographic Information Analysis
	• GGS 655 - Map Design
	• GGS 656 - The Hydrosphere
	• GGS 657 - The Lithosphere
	• GGS 658 - Terrain Mapping
	• GGS 660 - Automated Cartography
	• GGS 661 - Map Projections and Coordinate Systems
	• GGS 664 - Spatial Data Structures
	• GGS 670 - Introduction to Atmosphere and Weather
	• GGS 671 - Algorithms and Modeling in GIS
	• GGS 674 - Environmental Impact Analysis
	• GGS 675 - Location Science
	• GGS 680 - Earth Image Processing
	• GGS 681 - Social Media Analysis
	• GGS 684 - Selected Topics in Geospatial Intelligence
	• GGS 685 - Capstone Course in Geoinformatics
	• GGS 689 - Seminar in Geographic Thought and Methodology
	• GGS 692 - Web-based Geographic Information Systems
	• GGS 695 - Geography and Geoinformation Science Graduate Internship
	• GGS 698 - Directed Readings and Research
	• GGS 700 - Comprehensive Exam
	• GGS 704 - Spatial Demography
	• GGS 721 - Biogeography
	• GGS 740 - Hyperspectral Imaging Systems
	• GGS 754 - Earth Science Data and Advanced Data Analysis
	• GGS 756 - Physical Principles of Remote Sensing
	• GGS 759 - Topics in Earth Systems Science
	• GGS 760 - Advanced Topics in Remote Sensing
	• GGS 772 - Cloud Geographic Information Systems
	• GGS 773 - Interoperability of Geographic Information Systems
	• GGS 777 - Remote Sensing Natural Hazards
	• GGS 787 - Scientific Data Mining for Geoinformatics
	• GGS 791 - Advanced Spatial Statistics
	• GGS 792 - Seminar in Earth Systems Science
	• GGS 795 - Seminar in Regional Analysis
	• GGS 798 - Research Project in Earth Systems Science
	• GGS 799 - Thesis
	• GGS 840 - Hyperspectral Imaging Applications
	• GGS 900 - Geography and Geoinformation Science Colloquium
	• GGS 998 - Dissertation Proposal
	• GGS 999 - Dissertation
Geology (GEOL) Offered by the College of Science
	• GEOL 101 - Introductory Geology I
	• GEOL 102 - Introductory Geology II
	• GEOL 134 - Evolution and Extinction
	• GEOL 206 - Topics in Geology I
	• GEOL 302 - Mineralogy
	• GEOL 303 - Field Mapping Techniques
	• GEOL 304 - Sedimentary Geology
	• GEOL 305 - Environmental Geology
	• GEOL 306 - Soil Science
	• GEOL 308 - Igneous and Metamorphic Petrology
	• GEOL 309 - Introduction to Oceanography
	• GEOL 312 - Invertebrate Paleontology
	• GEOL 313 - Hydrogeology
	• GEOL 315 - Topics in Geology II
	• GEOL 316 - Computers in Geology
	• GEOL 317 - Geomorphology
	• GEOL 320 - Geology of Earth Resources
	• GEOL 321 - Geology of Energy Resources
	• GEOL 332 - Paleoclimatology
	• GEOL 334 - Vertebrate Paleontology
	• GEOL 363 - Coastal Morphology and Processes
	• GEOL 364 - Marine Geology
	• GEOL 401 - Structural Geology
	• GEOL 402 - Geological Development of North America
	• GEOL 403 - Geochemistry
	• GEOL 404 - Geological Field Techniques
	• GEOL 405 - Advanced Seminar in Earth Resources
	• GEOL 406 - Seminar in Earth and Environmental Science
	• GEOL 408 - Practicum for Geology Laboratories
	• GEOL 409 - Practicum for Geology Laboratories
	• GEOL 410 - Research Proposal Preparation
	• GEOL 411 - Geological Research
	• GEOL 412 - Physical Oceanography

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