Geography (GE), Geospatial Science (GS), and Earth Science (ES) Course Descriptions

Geography (GE) Courses:

GE101 Intro to Physical Geography
GE102 Intro to Human Geography
GE201 Biogeography--Plants, Animals & the Human Environment
GE202 Agriculture, Food and Nutrition in the Developing World
GE203 Social and Economic Geography of the Third World
GE205 The Physical Environment
GE207 Urban Well-Being
GE300 Research Project in Geography
GE301 Applied Pacific Islands Biogeography
GE302 Applied Rural and Agricultural Geography of the Pacific Islands
GE303 Geography and Development in the Pacific
GE304 Resource Conservation and Management
GE306 Pacific Geoscience
GE402 Third World Development
GE403 Research Methods in Geography
GE406 Atoll Geoscience
GE407 Advanced Pacific Island Biogeography and Ethnobiology
GE409 Environmental Change in the Pacific

Geospatial Science (GS) Courses:

GS100 Geography Techniques and Methods
GS201 Geographic Information Systems I
GS211 Remote Sensing I
GS301 Geographic Information Systems II
GS350 Project in Geospatial Science

Earth Science (ES) Courses:

ES106 Earth Science
ES201 Soil Science
ES203 Physical Geology
ES300 Project in Earth Science
ES301 Applied Geology