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Faculty of Science Handbook, Session 2019/2020

               Medium of Instruction:                          SIG2011 GEOLOGICAL LABORATORY ANALYTICAL
               English                                         TECHNIQUES

               Soft Skills:                                    This  is  a  practical  course  teaching  chemical  analysis
               CS3, CT3, TS2, LL3, EM2, LS2                    techniques  which  are  widely  used  to  solve  problems  in
                                                               geology  and  hydrogeology.  Students  will  use  up-to-date
               References:                                     scientific  instruments  and  techniques  such  as  X-Ray
               1.   Montgomery, C.W. (2011). Environmental Geology (9th   Diffraction  (XRD),  X-Ray  Fluorescence  (XRF),  Inductively
                   Ed.).  Wm. C. Brown Publishers,             Coupled  Plasma  (ICP)  and  Gas  Chromatography-Mass
               2.   Turner II, B.L., W.C. Clark, R.W. Kayes, J.F. Richards,   Spectrometry  (GCMS)  to  conduct  analyses  on  a  range  of
                   J.T. Mathews and W.B. Meyer, (Eds) (1995). The Earth   samples  often  encountered  in  geochemistry,  hydrogeology
                   As  Transformed  By  Human  Action.  Cambridge  Univ.   and organic geochemistry.
                   Press, N.Y.
               3.   Tank,  R.W.  (Ed)  (1975).  Focus  On  Environmental   Assessment Methods:
                   Geology.  Oxford University Press, New York.   Continuous assessment   : 100%

               SIG2009   GEOHYDROLOGY                          Medium of Instruction:
                                                               English
               Theories and geological aspects on groundwater existence.
               Groundwater quality  and  water  chemistry. Geohydrology    Soft Skills:
               of  selected  geological  setting  and  groundwater resource    CS3, CT3, TS2, LL3, LS2, EM2, KK1
               management.
                                                               References:
               .
               Assessment Methods:                             1.   Potts,  P.J.  (1987).    A  Handbook  of  Silicate  Rock
               Continuous assessment   : 40%                      Analysis, Blackie, 622 p.
               Examination           : 60%                     2.   Eglinton,  G.  and  Murphy,  M.T.J.  (1969).  Organic
                                                                  Geochemistry  —  Methods  and  Results.    Spinger-
               Medium of Instruction:                             Verlag.
               English                                         3.   Hach Water Analysis Handbook 1997

               Soft Skills:                                    SIG2012   GEOLOGICAL DATA ANALYSIS
               CS3, CT3, TS2, LL3, KK1, EM2, LS2
                                                               In  this  course,  student  will  learn  how  to  use  the  different
               References:                                     method  of  data  analysis,  and  how  to  use  ITC,  graphics
               1.   Fetter, C.W. (1994):  Applied  Hydrogeology, Prentice     software and programing software to analyze geological and
                   Hall, New Jersey; 691pp.                    geoscience data.
               2.   Todd,  D.K.  and  Mays  L.W.,  (2005):  Groundwater
                            rd
                   Hydrology (3  Edition). John  Wiley & Sons, New York    Assessment Methods:
               3.   Patrik  A.  Domenico  &  Franklin  W.  Schwartz,  (1990):   Continuous assessment   : 40%
                   Physical  and  Chemical  Hydrogeology.  John  Wliey  &   Examination       : 60%
                   Sons, Singapore 824pp
                                                               Medium of Instruction:
               SIG2010   GIS APPLICATIONS IN GEOSCIENCES       English

               Fundamentals of GIS theory and data formats. Importance   Soft Skills:
               of map projection, scale, resolution, accuracy and precision.   CS3, CT3, TS2,  LL3, LS2, EM2
               Techniques  in  preparing,  locating,  acquiring,  inputting  and
               translating  geological  data  into  a  GIS  system.  Web   References:
               resources  for  acquiring  GIS  data  and  tools.  Visualization,   1.   Houlding  S.W.  (1994).  3D  Geoscience  Modelling
               query and analysis of geospatial data.             Computer Techniques for Geological Characterization.
                                                                  Springer.
               Assessment Methods:                             2.   Davis,  J.  C.  (1986).  Statistics  and  Data  Analysis  in
               Continuous assessment   : 40%                      Geology.  John Wiley & Sons Inc., New York.
               Examination           : 60%                     3.   Fritzadon,  J.  (1992).  Management  of  Geological
                                                                  Databases, Pergamon Press.
               Medium of Instruction:                          4.   Swan, ARH and Sandilands, M, (1995). Introduction to
               English                                            Geological Data Analysis. Blackwell Science.
                                                               5.   McKillup,  S.  and  Dyar,  M.D.  (2010).  Geostatistics
               Soft Skills:                                       Explained:  An  Introductory  Guide  for  Earth  Scientists.
               CS3, CT3, TS2, LL2, EM2, LS2                       Paperback .
                                                               6.   Haining, R. (2003). Spatial Data Analysis: Theory and
                                                                         st
                                                                  Practice 1  Edition. Paperback.
               References:
               1.   Chang, K. (2013) Introduction to Geographic
                   Information Systems. 7th Edition. McGraw Hill, Boston.   SIG2013  INTRODUCTION TO ENGINEERING GEOLOGY
               2.   Lo, C.P. & Yeung, A.K.W. (2007). Concepts and
                   techniques of geographic information systems. 2nd   Engineering geological characterization of earth materials
                   Edition. Prentice Hall, New Jersey.         and masses.  Unified soil classification system.  Compaction
               3.   Bolstad, P. (2012) GIS Fundamentals: A First Text on   and consolidation of soil.  Shear strength of soil and rock.
                                            th
                   Geographic Information Systems. 4  Edition. Atlas   Stability of slopes.  Structural discontinuity planes and
                   Books.                                      weathering of rock masses.  Tunneling Index.
                                                               Geomechanics classification of rock masses.  Methods of
                                                               site investigations.


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