GEOG 4100: Geographic Inquiry

History of geographic thought; covers major advances and debates in theory and method, and outlines major contributions of geographic research. This is a capstone course for Geography majors in Environment & Society and Urban, Regional, and Global Studies specializations.
Prereq: Not open to students with credit for 600.

Credit Hours

3.0

Syllabi

SP_24_GEOG_Columbus_4100_Syllabus_Coleman.pdf (opens in a new window)798.66 KB

SP23_GEOG_Columbus_4100_syllabus_Rawson (opens in a new window)697.2 KB

sp22_geog_4100_syllabus_coleman.pdf (opens in a new window)1.15 MB

sp21_geog_4100_syllabus_coleman.pdf (opens in a new window)323.42 KB

SP20-ONLINE-GEOG-4100-COLEMAN.pdf (opens in a new window)360.3 KB

SP2020-Geog-4100-Coleman.pdf (opens in a new window)325.14 KB

SP19-Geog 4100 w Ettlinger.pdf (opens in a new window)324.98 KB

SP18-Geog 4100-Ettlinger.pdf (opens in a new window)448.45 KB

SP17-Geog 4100-Ettlinger.pdf (opens in a new window)86.85 KB

SP16-Geog 4100-Ettlinger.pdf (opens in a new window)88.64 KB

SP15-Geography 4100-Coleman.pdf (opens in a new window)69.9 KB

Semester(s) Offered:

Spring