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Faculty of Science Handbook, Session 2017/20178

               ASSOCIATED PROFESSOR:
               Dr. Masatoshi Sone, BSc (Deakin), PhD (New England)  Assessment Methods:
                   Palaeontogy, Micropalaeontology & Regional Geology.  Continuous assessment  : 40%
               Mustaffa Kamal Shuib, BSc (Mal), MSc (Lond), DIC.  Examination       : 60%
                   Structural Geology & Tectonics.
               Dr. Ng Tham Fatt, BSc, MPhil, PhD (Mal), Structural  Medium of Instruction:
                   Geology, Engineering Geology.               English
                                                               Soft Skills:
               SENIOR LECTURER:                                CS3, CT3, LL2, LS2, EM2
               Dr. Nur Iskandar Taib, BSc, MSc, PhD (Indiana). Igneous
                   Geochemistry.                               References:
               Dr. Ros Fatihah Hj. Muhammad, BSc,  PhD  (Mal).  1.  Hamblin, N.K. (1992). Earth’s  Dynamic  Systems (6th
                   Geomorphology, Environmental Geology.          Ed.). MacMilan  Publishing Co., New York.
               Dr. Meor Hakif Amir Hassan, BSc, MSc (Mal). PhD (Lond),  2.  Cotillon,  P.    (1992).  Stratigraphy.    Springer-Verlag,
                   DIC. Sedimentology.                            Berlin.
               Dr. Jasmi Hafiz Abdul Aziz, BSc, MSc (Mal). PhD  3.  Leeder,  M.  (1992). Sedimentology – Process  and
                   (Clausthal). Economic Geology.                 Product. G. Allen & Unwin, London.
               Dr. Ahmad Farid Abu Bakar, BSc, MSc, PhD  (Mal).  4.  Nichols,  G.  (2009). Sedimentology  and  Stratigraphy
                  Environmental Geology.                          Second Edition. Wiley-Blackwell, 432p.
               Dr. Mohamad Tarmizi Mohamad Zulkifley, BSc, MSc, PhD
                  (Mal). Engineering Geology.
               Dr. Nor El Hidayah Ismail, BSc, MSc, PhD (USM).  SIG1003 STRUCTURES AND GEOLOGICAL MAPS
                  Geophysics
               Dr. Khairul Azlan Bin Mustapha, BSc, MSc,PhD (Mal).  Nature  and  morphology  of  geologic  structures.  Faults,
                   Petroleum Geology.                          fractures,  folds,  foliations,  lineation,  fabric,  and  igneous
                                                               bodies – description,  Classification  and  identification  of
               (SLAB ) TUTOR:                                  geologic  maps.  Map  projections,  scales,  and  symbols.
               Hijaz Kamal Hasnan, BSc, MSc (Adelaide). Petroleum  Analysis of topographic and geologic maps. Construction of
                   Geology.                                    cross-sections and interpretations of geologic history. A one
               Lin Chin Yik, BSc (UMS), MSc (UPM). Carbonate   day compulsory field trip for students.
                   Sedimentology
               Sapinah Salleh, BSc (UM), MSc (Leeds) Geophysics.  Assessment Methods:
                                                               Continuous assessment  : 60%
               Latest information about the Department, including research  Examination  : 40%
               activities  and  publications  of  the  academic  staff  can  be
               obtained through the web site                   Medium of Instruction:
               http://geology.um.edu.my.                       English
                                                               Soft Skills:
                             COURSE SYNOPSIS                   CS3, CT3, LS1, LL3, EM2, TS2
                              CORE COURSES                     References:
                                                               1. Richard  J.  L.,  Peter  B.  and  John  W.  B.  (2011):  Basic
                             LEVEL 1 COURSES                      Geological Mapping (5th Ed.)
                                                               2. Ruud  W.,  (2015).  Structural  Geology  &  Map
               SIG1001 INTRODUCTION TO THE EARTH                  Interpretation
                                                                  (Reader).http://ocw.tudelft.nl/courses/applied-earth-
               Origins and structure of the Earth. Mineral and rocks. Rock  sciences/structural-geology-map-
               cycle and geological time. Plate tectonics as a force in the  interpretation/readings/2015.
               formation of earthquakes, volcanoes, mountain ranges and  3. Giovanni   K.,   (2011).   Structural   Geology   Map
               continental drift.                                 Interpretation.   E-        Book    2011
                                                                  http://www.scribd.com/doc/202225611/Structural-
               Assessment Methods:                                Geology-Map-Interpretation-E-Book-2011#scribd.
               Continuous assessment  : 40%                    4. Bennison, G.M., Olver, P.A. & Moseley, K.A. (2011):  An
               Examination           : 60%                        Introduction  to  Geological  Structures  and  Maps.  (8rd
                                                                  Ed.), Hodder Education Publication.
               Medium of Instruction:                          5. Thomas,  J.A.G.  (1986):    An  Introduction  to  Geological
               English                                            Maps. Thomas Murphy and Co., London. 64 p.
               Soft Skills:
               CS3, CT3, LL2, LS2, EM2                         SIG1004 BASIC MINERALOGY
               References:                                     The  first  part  of  the  course  introduces  the  petrographic
               1. Skinner and Porter (2004) The Dynamic Earth (5th Ed.),  microscope, and the optical properties that are used when
                  John Wiley and Sons Inc.                     identifying  minerals.  The  second  part  of  the  course
               2. Lutgens and Tarbuck (2006) Essentials of Geology (9th  introduces  some  of  the  concepts  used  in  crystallography,
                  Ed.), Pearson Prentice Hall.                 and some of the chemistry behind mineralogy. Concurrently
                                                               with this, the student is also introduced to the rock forming
                                                               minerals  in  a  systematic  way,  and  learns  to  identify  them
               SIG1002 EARTH SURFACE PROCESSES                 using  the  petrographic microscope  and  standard  reference
                                                               texts.
               Processes  that  change  the  earth's  surface.    Weathering.
               Erosion  and  deposition  by  natural  agents.  Rock  cycle.  Assessment Methods:
               Diagenesis   and   sedimentary   rocks.   Principles   of  Continuous assessment  : 100%
               stratigraphy, correlation and facies.
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