GSC 321 Engineering
Geology
Course
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Dr. Marshall’s Engineering Geology class conducting a
geologic mapping and site assessment exercise in San Antonio Canyon, eastern
San Gabriel Mountains.
Course Description
GSC 321 – Engineering Geology
This course explores the fundamentals of geology
applied to civil engineering problems. Topics include rock and mineral types,
soil properties, rock mechanics, geologic structures, active tectonics and
earthquake hazards, slope stability and landslides, groundwater, rivers and flood
hazards. Team projects include classic engineering geology case studies and
site assessment field investigations. Instruction is conducted through lecture,
field trips, and laboratory exercises. 3 hours of lecture/discussion and 3
hours of laboratory/field
exercises per week.
Course Information
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Lecture: |
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Building 4, Room A-634 |
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Building 4, Room A-634 |
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Professor: |
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Voice: |
(909) 869 3461 |
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Office: |
Building 4, Room A-406 |
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Syllabus and Handouts
Announcements
- Project
- 1st Exam
- 2nd Exam
Lecture Notes
Assignments
Required Text
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