At the end of this course, you will have become better in………..
- understanding as how events interrelate with each other
- integrating knowledge from different sources to solve geological problems
- taking new information and effectively integrating with previous knowledge
- using knowledge from various courses in an integrated manner
- bringing together different information and ideas
- seeing the whole as well as the parts
- learning how to systematically identify a natural process
- observing very small differences between similar looking objects and/or processes
- seeking information on problems from various sources
- understanding the importance of learning what has already been done to solve a given problem
- organizing information into meaningful categories
- using some basic geologic tools (concept) to understand natural phenomena
- applying scientific method in researching natural processes
- recognizing interrelationships among problems
- applying logical (systematic) approach in solving problems
- applying principles already learned to new problems
- learning to develop a 3-dimensional image from a 2-dimensional view
- basic knowledge in the area of historical geology and paleontology which you may use in practice of geological engineering
- using appropriate engineering tools (microscope) and methods to solve geologic problems
- using computer tools and applications effectively
- learning independently
- thinking by yourself
- generating many potential solutions to a given problem
- managing (deal with) unknowns or open-ended questions effectively
- using graphics effectively to support the points being made