GEOS342: Evolution of the Earth, Ocean and Atmosphere Fall 2009: Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 11:00-11:50, in Gould-Simpson Bldg, Rm#213 Announcements           Syllabus           Schedule           Readings ANNOUNCEMENTS Welcome to GEOS 342, Fall 2009 GEOS342 is a core course for undergraduate students in the new Earth Systems Science Track of the Geosciences Major. GEOS 342 introduces students to the evolution and dynamics of Earth reservoirs, from the solid Earth to the oceans and atmosphere, with an emphasis on geochemical approaches. This class provides both historical and Earth systems perspectives, and provides training in simple quantitative analysis and modeling of Earth systems. Prerequisites, some of which may be taken concurrently include GEOS 251 (Physical Geology), and CHEM 103ab/104ab and MATH 124 or 125, or equivalents. Prof. Joellen L. Russell Office: GS-309 Hours: Tue 2-4 Phone: 626-2194 Email: jrussellemail.arizona.edu Prof. Peter W. Reiners Office: GS-521 Hours: TBA Phone: 626-2236 Email: reinersemail.arizona.edu Department of Geosciences, University of Arizona, Gould-Simpson Building, 1040 E 4th St., Tucson, AZ 85721 All contents copyright ©. All rights reserved.