GEOG 101: World Geography
This course is a study of the interrelationships between contemporary world cultures and geographic structures and regions. The course includes a geographic perspective of human origins and distribution, population, migration, health, climate, culture, language, settlements, industry, and agriculture. 3 HRS
IAI GEC Code - S4 900N

GEOG 110: Economic Geography
A study of relationships between economic activities and geographical associations. Includes trade and transportation routes, economic interdependence of nations, and geographical influence on world conditions. 3 HRS
IAI GEC Code - S4 903N

GEOG 120: Political Geography
A geographical study of state, national, and world regions with political emphasis in geographical implications on political structures. Includes human relationships with the natural environment, landform distribution and variations, climatic areas, and cultural, economic, environmental, and political patterns. 3 HRS