Survey of Geography
GEOG 2050
Fall 2024
Study of geographic characteristics, area relationships, and major regional problems, and their impact on the Western world. Study of physical, human, economic, and political resources.
No required textbooks for this course.
- Apply concepts of relative position to maps
- Understand spatial distribution and apply a geographic information system (GIS)to economic geography
- Define ecumene and other terms relating to demographic studies
- Recognize the relationships between geography and human cultures
- Identify the geography of natural resources
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