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| Focus: A minimum of 12 units from the following
An upper division techniques course to supplement the distribution requirement is also recommended. For example, a student wishing to pursue methods of studying biogeographical (or other) distributions might find courses in Remote Sensing (Geog 610 & 611) valuable. Intoduction to Geographic Field Analysis (Geog 603), Quantitative Methods (Geog 605) and Geographic Information Systems (Geog 620 & 621) are valuable tools for analyzing any geographic research question; and, since maps are critical to any geographic study, knowledge of the skills of Cartography (Geog 606 and 607) will be valuable to a wide range of students. In addition, Geog 688 a Geographic Internship is recommended. Internships with various agencies and environmental groups can familiarize you with entry-level positions. Past internships have included the following: Student Conservation Association, U.S. Forest Service, National Park Service, Calif. State Parks, U.S. Geological Survey, Greenbelt Alliance, California Coastal Commission. Many internships require training in one or more geographic techniques. Courses in other departments on individual advisement: Focus Advisors: |
Last Modified on February 16, 2004