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Class Number	Class	Meeting Time	Instructor	Room	Unreserved Enrollment	Reserved Enrollment	Total Enrollment	Wait List
11294	GEOG 56 - 001 First-Year Seminar: Local Places in a Globalizing World	TuTh 9:30AM - 10:45AM	Ruth Matamoros Mercado	Carolina Hall-Rm 0204	Seats filled	Seats filled	24/24
Description: An examination of the relationship between globalization and localization in order to think about how we, as individuals and groups, can make a difference in the world. 3 units.
11374	GEOG 68 - 001 First-Year Seminar: Freshwaters in the Anthropocene	TuTh 2:00PM - 3:15PM	Amanda Delvecchia	Carolina Hall-Rm 0204	Seats filled	Seats filled	24/24
Description: Freshwaters sustain myriad ecosystem services by providing drinking water, irrigation, inland fisheries, transportation, recreational opportunities, nutrient cycling, and biodiversity. At the same time, both water quality and quantity are impacted by land use, water abstraction, damming, contamination, and climate change. This seminar will focus (1) on understanding how these anthropogenic pressures affect freshwater ecosystems differently across ecoregions, and (2) how management, legislative, and social initiatives have adapted or developed solutions. 3 units.
13328	GEOG 69 - 001 First-Year Seminar: People and Forests	MoWeFr 10:10AM - 11:00AM	Shorna Allred	Carolina Hall-Rm 0204	Seats filled	Seats filled	24/24
Description: This course delves into the interplay between human communities and the vital forest ecosystems upon which they rely. Through our collective exploration, we will deepen our understanding of the far-reaching impacts of forests on virtually every facet of our daily lives. In addition to forests of the world, we will also explore art about trees as well as the forests that make our campus unique with field visits to the Coker Arboretum. First-year students only. 3 units.
13320	GEOG 110 - 001 The Blue Planet: An Introduction to Earth's Environmental Systems	MoWeFr 11:15AM - 12:05PM	AARON MOODY, Liv Davis	Woollen Gym-Rm 0301	34/40	Seats filled	34/40	0/999
Description: Emphasizes geographic patterns and interrelationships in energy, climate, terrain, and life. Develops integrative view of how atmospheric, hydrologic, geomorphic, and biotic processes create global patterns in the environment. Incorporates influence of human activities on earth. Class will help students understand the natural environment, both globally and in North Carolina. 3 units.
11295	GEOG 111 - 001 Weather and Climate	MoWeFr 10:10AM - 11:00AM	CHARLES KONRAD, Liv Davis	Dey Hall-Rm 0305	39/45	Seats filled	39/45	0/999
Description: An introduction to the nature and causes of weather variability and climate change and their impact on human activity. No laboratory. (Core) 3 units.
10187	GEOG 115 - 001 Maps: Geographic Information from Babylon to Google	MoWeFr 1:25PM - 2:15PM	Julia Cardwell, Sophia Graybill	Carolina Hall-Rm 0220	Seats filled	Seats filled	54/54	0/999
Description: Introduces the science and art of map making and will lay the conceptual foundation necessary to understand how and why maps are made and used. 3 units.
16943	GEOG 115 - 002 Maps: Geographic Information from Babylon to Google	TuTh 3:30PM - 4:45PM	Julia Cardwell	Greenlaw Hall-Rm 0222	33/34	Seats filled	33/34	0/999
Description: Introduces the science and art of map making and will lay the conceptual foundation necessary to understand how and why maps are made and used. 3 units.
13322	GEOG 120 - 002 World Regional Geography	MoWeFr 9:05AM - 9:55AM	Adrian Drummond-Cole, Yu-Hsiu Lien, Victoria Ting, Kalin Despain	Peabody Hall-Rm 1040	111/121	Seats filled	111/121	0/999
Description: A survey of the geographic structure of human activity in major world regions and nations. Emphasizes current developments related to population, urbanization, and economic activity. (Core) 3 units.
8537	GEOG 121 - 001 Geographies of Globalization	TuTh 12:30PM - 1:45PM	Christian Lentz, Supranee Kampongsun, Shannon Chambers, Ingrid Alexia Diaz Moreno	Peabody Hall-Rm 1040	134/140	Seats filled	134/140	0/999
Description: This course examines places and the connections between places to build critical understandings of the role of human geographies in global economic, political, social, and cultural systems. (Core) 3 units.
12451	GEOG 121 - 003 Geographies of Globalization	MoWeFr 12:20PM - 1:10PM	Adrian Drummond-Cole, Benjamin Gilvar-Parke	Peabody Hall-Rm 2024	47/48	Seats filled	47/48	0/999
Description: This course examines places and the connections between places to build critical understandings of the role of human geographies in global economic, political, social, and cultural systems. (Core) 3 units.
13335	GEOG 124 - 001 Feminist Geographies	MoWeFr 10:10AM - 11:00AM	Pervin Gokariksel, Leiha Edmonds	Phillips Hall-Rm 0328	41/42	Seats filled	41/42	0/999
Description: This course explores the relationship between gender and place and introduces feminist approaches to key geographical concepts. We will study how places that we live in shape our gender identities and how gender relations affect our worlds. Topics include bodies, home, city, migration, development, nationalism, and war. 3 units.
11293	GEOG 130 - 002 Development and Inequality: Global Perspectives	MoWeFr 1:25PM - 2:15PM	Cyrus Sinai, James Bryan	Wilson Hall-Rm 0128	51/64	Seats filled	51/64	0/999
Description: An introduction to historical and contemporary ideas about practices and meanings of development. Students will explore "development" in a global landscape of poverty, power, and struggles over inequality. 3 units.
10348	GEOG 130 - 01F Development and Inequality: Global Perspectives	TuTh 2:00PM - 3:15PM	ELIZABETH OLSON	Peabody Hall-Rm 2094	Seats filled	Seats filled	35/35
Description: An introduction to historical and contemporary ideas about practices and meanings of development. Students will explore "development" in a global landscape of poverty, power, and struggles over inequality. 3 units.
2438	GEOG 210 - 001 Global Issues and Globalization	MoWe 10:10AM - 11:00AM	Carmen Huerta-Bapat	Global Education, F-Rm 1015	9/15	Seats filled	9/15	0/999
Description: Survey of international social, political, and cultural patterns in selected societies of Africa, Asia, America, and Europe, stressing comparative analysis of conflicts and change in different historical contexts. LAC recitation sections offered in French, German, and Spanish. 3 units.
3217	GEOG 210 - 601 Global Issues and Globalization	Fr 10:10AM - 11:10AM	Katherine Kingma	Global Education, F-Rm 3024	2/3	Seats filled	2/3	0/999
Description: Survey of international social, political, and cultural patterns in selected societies of Africa, Asia, America, and Europe, stressing comparative analysis of conflicts and change in different historical contexts. LAC recitation sections offered in French, German, and Spanish. 0 units.
10640	GEOG 210 - 602 Global Issues and Globalization	Fr 10:10AM - 11:00AM	Christopher Camacho	Murphey Hall-Rm 0112	2/3	Seats filled	2/3	0/999
Description: Survey of international social, political, and cultural patterns in selected societies of Africa, Asia, America, and Europe, stressing comparative analysis of conflicts and change in different historical contexts. LAC recitation sections offered in French, German, and Spanish. 0 units.
10641	GEOG 210 - 603 Global Issues and Globalization	Fr 10:10AM - 11:00AM	Ella Mccalip	Global Education, F-Rm 1009	Seats filled	Seats filled	3/3	0/999
Description: Survey of international social, political, and cultural patterns in selected societies of Africa, Asia, America, and Europe, stressing comparative analysis of conflicts and change in different historical contexts. LAC recitation sections offered in French, German, and Spanish. 0 units.
10642	GEOG 210 - 604 Global Issues and Globalization	Fr 10:10AM - 11:00AM	Cameron Terry	Mitchell Hall-Rm 0205	1/3	Seats filled	1/3	0/999
Description: Survey of international social, political, and cultural patterns in selected societies of Africa, Asia, America, and Europe, stressing comparative analysis of conflicts and change in different historical contexts. LAC recitation sections offered in French, German, and Spanish. 0 units.
10643	GEOG 210 - 605 Global Issues and Globalization	Fr 11:15AM - 12:05PM	Sydney Greenwood	Global Education, F-Rm 1009	1/3	Seats filled	1/3	0/999
Description: Survey of international social, political, and cultural patterns in selected societies of Africa, Asia, America, and Europe, stressing comparative analysis of conflicts and change in different historical contexts. LAC recitation sections offered in French, German, and Spanish. 0 units.
13329	GEOG 212 - 001 Environmental Conservation and Global Change	TuTh 9:30AM - 10:45AM	Paul Taillie, HARRISON CURRIN	Carolina Hall-Rm 0220	54/55	Seats filled	54/55	0/999
Description: Survey of environmental change as driven by physical processes and human activity. Problem-solving methods are explored. Focus on issues such as global warming, ozone depletion, deforestation, extinction, pollution, wetland loss. This course will provide significant background in physical geography in the context of today's most pressing environmental concerns and with reference to the societal implications and management strategies. (No lab.) (Core) 3 units.
13330	GEOG 215 - 001 Introduction to Spatial Data Science	TuTh 12:30PM - 1:45PM	David Parr, Andrew Robinson, Cameron Brousse	Greenlaw Hall-Rm 0101	96/100	Seats filled	96/100	0/999
Description: This course will introduce students to data science with a focus on spatial (geographic) data, data that are referenced to a location on Earth's surface. Students will learn concepts and techniques to apply various facets of data science practice, including data collection, management, and integration, descriptive modeling, exploratory spatial data analysis, and communication via visualization and mapping. Real world examples and datasets spanning physical, social, and health sciences will be used throughout the course. 3 units.
13331	GEOG 215 - 002 Introduction to Spatial Data Science	TuTh 2:00PM - 3:15PM	Paul Taillie, Nguyen Tien Anh Quach	Carolina Hall-Rm 0220	Seats filled	Seats filled	54/54	0/999
Description: This course will introduce students to data science with a focus on spatial (geographic) data, data that are referenced to a location on Earth's surface. Students will learn concepts and techniques to apply various facets of data science practice, including data collection, management, and integration, descriptive modeling, exploratory spatial data analysis, and communication via visualization and mapping. Real world examples and datasets spanning physical, social, and health sciences will be used throughout the course. 3 units.
13333	GEOG 228 - 001 Urban Geography	TuTh 12:30PM - 1:45PM	Nina Martin, Annie Elledge	Dey Hall-Rm 0305	53/55	Seats filled	53/55	0/999
Description: Explores the evolution, patterns, and processes of urbanization and the development of cities. Emphasis on the power, politics, technology, and environmental forces shaping urban life. Topics may include housing and segregation, cities and climate change, economic development, transportation challenges, and the racialization of urban policy. 3 units.
9325	GEOG 240 - 001 Introduction to Environmental Justice	MoWeFr 11:15AM - 12:05PM	SARA SMITH, Betül Aykaç	Carolina Hall-Rm 0220	37/50	Seats filled	37/50	0/999
Description: Environmental justice is about social equity and its relationship to the environment. This course provides an introduction to the principles, history, and scholarship of environmental justice. It traces the origins of the movement in the US and globally and its relationship to environmentalism. Students will use case studies and engagement to become familiar with environmental justice concerns related to food systems, environmental health, climate change, and economic development. 3 units.
13323	GEOG 259 - 001 Society and Environment in Latin America	TuTh 12:30PM - 1:45PM	Ruth Matamoros Mercado, Kayla Roulhac	Carolina Hall-Rm 0220	53/55	Seats filled	53/55	0/999
Description: This survey course examines political, cultural, and biophysical dimensions of human- environment relations across the ecologically diverse and historically rich region of Latin America. It draws on multiple data sources, perspectives, and media to explore sub-regions and their biocultural histories, including the Caribbean, Andes, Amazon, Central and North America, and their relationship with the United States. 3 units.
13334	GEOG 266 - 001 Society and Environment in Southeast Asia	TuTh 9:30AM - 10:45AM	Christian Lentz	Graham Memorial-Rm 0035	28/30	Seats filled	28/30	0/999
Description: This survey integrates sociological, biophysical, and geographical elements to examine interactions of population and environment across the ecologically-diverse and historically-rich region of Southeast Asia. Draws on multiple data sources, perspectives, and media to explore Vietnam, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Burma/Myanmar, the Philippines, and neighboring countries. 3 units.
1627	GEOG 370 - 006 Introduction to Geographic Information	TuTh 11:00AM - 12:15PM	Javier Arce-Nazario, Klaus Mayr	Carolina Hall-Rm 0220	48/50	Seats filled	48/50	0/999
Description: A survey of geographic data sources including maps, photos, digital images, Census information, and others. Emphasis is on appropriate uses, limitations, and skilled interpretation in physical and human geography applications. (Core) 3 units.
4231	GEOG 370 - 007 Introduction to Geographic Information	MoWeFr 9:05AM - 9:55AM	David Parr, Samantha Pace	Carolina Hall-Rm 0220	Seats filled	Seats filled	50/50	0/999
Description: A survey of geographic data sources including maps, photos, digital images, Census information, and others. Emphasis is on appropriate uses, limitations, and skilled interpretation in physical and human geography applications. (Core) 3 units.
13324	GEOG 370 - 008 Introduction to Geographic Information	MoWeFr 12:20PM - 1:10PM	David Parr, Bikesh Jojiju	Carolina Hall-Rm 0220	49/50	Seats filled	49/50	0/999
Description: A survey of geographic data sources including maps, photos, digital images, Census information, and others. Emphasis is on appropriate uses, limitations, and skilled interpretation in physical and human geography applications. (Core) 3 units.
1628	GEOG 370 - 601 Introduction to Geographic Information	Mo 1:25PM - 2:15PM	Klaus Mayr, Javier Arce-Nazario	Carolina Hall-Rm 0322	Seats filled	Seats filled	25/25	0/999
Description: A survey of geographic data sources including maps, photos, digital images, Census information, and others. Emphasis is on appropriate uses, limitations, and skilled interpretation in physical and human geography applications. (Core) 0 units.
1629	GEOG 370 - 602 Introduction to Geographic Information	We 3:35PM - 4:25PM	Klaus Mayr, Javier Arce-Nazario	Carolina Hall-Rm 0322	23/25	Seats filled	23/25	0/999
Description: A survey of geographic data sources including maps, photos, digital images, Census information, and others. Emphasis is on appropriate uses, limitations, and skilled interpretation in physical and human geography applications. (Core) 0 units.
4232	GEOG 370 - 701 Introduction to Geographic Information	We 11:15AM - 12:05PM	Samantha Pace, David Parr	Carolina Hall-Rm 0322	Seats filled	Seats filled	25/25	0/999
Description: A survey of geographic data sources including maps, photos, digital images, Census information, and others. Emphasis is on appropriate uses, limitations, and skilled interpretation in physical and human geography applications. (Core) 0 units.
4233	GEOG 370 - 702 Introduction to Geographic Information	Fr 1:25PM - 2:15PM	Samantha Pace, David Parr	Carolina Hall-Rm 0322	Seats filled	Seats filled	25/25	0/999
Description: A survey of geographic data sources including maps, photos, digital images, Census information, and others. Emphasis is on appropriate uses, limitations, and skilled interpretation in physical and human geography applications. (Core) 0 units.
13325	GEOG 370 - 801 Introduction to Geographic Information	Mo 2:30PM - 3:20PM	Bikesh Jojiju, David Parr	Carolina Hall-Rm 0322	23/24	Seats filled	23/24	0/999
Description: A survey of geographic data sources including maps, photos, digital images, Census information, and others. Emphasis is on appropriate uses, limitations, and skilled interpretation in physical and human geography applications. (Core) 0 units.
13326	GEOG 370 - 802 Introduction to Geographic Information	Fr 11:15AM - 12:05PM	Bikesh Jojiju, David Parr	Carolina Hall-Rm 0322	Seats filled	Seats filled	24/24	0/999
Description: A survey of geographic data sources including maps, photos, digital images, Census information, and others. Emphasis is on appropriate uses, limitations, and skilled interpretation in physical and human geography applications. (Core) 0 units.
14959	GEOG 414 - 001 Climate Change	MoWeFr 9:05AM - 9:55AM	Chris Fuhrmann	Carolina Hall-Rm 0322	Seats filled	Seats filled	25/25	0/999
Description: An investigation of the scientific basis of climate change (past, present, and future), the current state of knowledge concerning future projections, and the implications of climate change for society and the environment. 3 units.
13336	GEOG 416 - 001 Applied Climatology: The Impacts of Climate and Weather on Environmental and Social Systems	TuTh 3:30PM - 4:45PM	ERIKA WISE	Carolina Hall-Rm 0204	26/27	Seats filled	26/27	0/999
Description: Applied climatology involves the interdisciplinary application of climate data and techniques to solve a wide range of societal and environmental problems. This projects-based course investigates how climate impacts a range of sectors, including water resources, urban environments, ecosystems, and human health. 3 units.
16747	GEOG 428 - 001 Global Cities: Space, Power, and Identity in the Built Environment	TuTh 3:30PM - 4:45PM	Nina Martin	Carolina Hall-Rm 0104	29/30	Seats filled	29/30	0/999
Description: This course addresses questions of power, politics, and identity in the urban environment, with a focus on the emergence of key selected global cities and the processes that both created them historically and which are currently transforming them locally and globally. 3 units.
10189	GEOG 435 - 001 Global Environmental Justice	MoWeFr 12:20PM - 1:10PM	Shorna Allred	Carolina Hall-Rm 0204	27/28	Seats filled	27/28	0/999
Description: This advanced course brings geographical perspectives on place, space, scale, and environmental change to the study of environmental justice. In lectures, texts, and research projects, students examine environmental concerns as they intersect with racial, economic and political differences. Topics include environmental policy processes, environmental justice movements, environmental health risks, conservation, urban environments, and the role of science in environmental politics and justice. (GHA) 3 units.
13337	GEOG 441 - 001 Introduction to Watershed Systems	MoWeFr 1:25PM - 2:15PM	DIEGO RIVEROS-IREGUI	Carolina Hall-Rm 0204	16/27	Seats filled	16/27	0/999
Description: Prerequisite, ENEC 202 or GEOG 110; permission of the instructor for students lacking the prerequisite. Introduction to hydrologic and geomorphic processes in watersheds as applied to problems in flood analysis, water quality, and interactions of hydrology and environmental sciences. Drainage networks, nested catchments, and distribution and controls of precipitation, evaporation, runoff, and groundwater flow. Includes local field trips. (EES) 3 units.
11302	GEOG 456 - 001 Geovisualizing Change	TuTh 2:00PM - 3:15PM	Javier Arce-Nazario	Carolina Hall-Rm 0322	21/25	Seats filled	21/25	0/999
Description: Prerequisite, GEOG 370; permission of the instructor for students lacking the prerequisite. This course investigates the challenges, tools and techniques, and important applications of visualizing and analyzing geographic data that is temporally dynamic. We tackle technical challenges in obtaining, analyzing, and visualizing dynamic processes in space though maps, and discuss the consequences of our choices in how to re/present these processes. Students will produce original geovisualizations of dynamic data related to their field. Recommended preparation: experience with GIS software (GEOG 370 or GEOG 491). 3 units.
11853	GEOG 460 - 001 Geographies of Economic Change	TuTh 11:00AM - 12:15PM	Adrian Drummond-Cole	Carolina Hall-Rm 0204	26/28	Seats filled	26/28	0/999
Description: This course is designed to explore changing geographies of production and consumption in theory and in practice. 3 units.
13351	GEOG 491 - 006 Introduction to GIS	MoWeFr 10:10AM - 11:00AM	Julia Cardwell, Carl Jurkowski	Carolina Hall-Rm 0220	Seats filled	Seats filled	43/43	0/999
Description: Prerequisite, GEOG 370; permission of the instructor for students lacking the prerequisite. Stresses the spatial analysis and modeling capabilities of organizing data within a geographic information system. (GISci) 3 units.
2905	GEOG 491 - 601 Introduction to GIS	Mo 3:35PM - 4:25PM	Carl Jurkowski, Julia Cardwell	Carolina Hall-Rm 0322	Seats filled	Seats filled	21/21	0/999
Description: Prerequisite, GEOG 370; permission of the instructor for students lacking the prerequisite. Stresses the spatial analysis and modeling capabilities of organizing data within a geographic information system. (GISci) 0 units.
2906	GEOG 491 - 602 Introduction to GIS	We 1:25PM - 2:15PM	Carl Jurkowski, Julia Cardwell	Carolina Hall-Rm 0322	Seats filled	Seats filled	19/19	0/999
Description: Prerequisite, GEOG 370; permission of the instructor for students lacking the prerequisite. Stresses the spatial analysis and modeling capabilities of organizing data within a geographic information system. (GISci) 0 units.
1577	GEOG 493 - 001 Internship	TuTh 9:30AM - 10:45AM	Christian Lentz	Carolina Hall-Rm 319A	1/2	Seats filled	1/2	0/999
Description: Open to junior and senior geography majors. Geography internships combine substantive geographic work experience with an academic project designed to integrate theory and practice. Field work is included. 3 units.
13338	GEOG 567 - 001 Geospatial Data Analysis with Google Earth Engine	TuTh 3:30PM - 4:45PM	Qi Zhang	Carolina Hall-Rm 0220	29/30	Seats filled	29/30	0/999
Description: Prerequisite, GEOG 370; Permission of the instructor for students lacking the prerequisite. This course teaches students key concepts and skills for geospatial data analysis using the rich geospatial data resources, tools, and cloud computing facility on Google Earth Engine for environmental monitoring, mapping, modeling, and visualization. The course will enable students to pursue geospatial data analysis ranging from local to global scales to extract critical information for scientific understanding of the environment and for making science-based policies to address the environmental challenges we face today. 3 units.
13340	GEOG 577 - 001 Advanced Remote Sensing	MoWeFr 12:20PM - 1:10PM	AARON MOODY	Carolina Hall-Rm 0322	20/25	Seats filled	20/25	0/999
Description: Prerequisite, GEOG 370 or 477. Acquisition, processing, and analysis of satellite digital data for the mapping and characterization of land cover types. (GISci) 3 units.
10191	GEOG 591 - 001 Applied Issues in Geographic Information Systems	TuTh 11:00AM - 12:15PM	Amanda Delvecchia	Carolina Hall-Rm 0322	22/25	Seats filled	22/25	0/999
Description: Prerequisite, GEOG 370, 491, or equivalent. Applied issues in the use of geographic information systems in terrain analysis, medical geography, biophysical analysis, and population geography. (GISci) 3 units.
4397	GEOG 592 - 001 Geographic Information Science Programming	TuTh 9:30AM - 10:45AM	JUN LIANG	Carolina Hall-Rm 0322	21/25	Seats filled	21/25	0/999
Description: Prerequisite, GEOG 370 or 491. This course will teach students the elements of GISci software development using major GIS platforms. Students will modularly build a series of applications through the term, culminating in an integrated GIS applications program. 3 units.
11305	GEOG 594 - 001 Global Positioning Systems and Applications	TuTh 12:30PM - 1:45PM	JUN LIANG	Carolina Hall-Rm 0322	10/25	Seats filled	10/25	0/999
Description: Prerequisite, GEOG 370. Global Positioning Systems (GPS) fundamental theory, application design, post processing, integration of GPS data into GIS and GPS application examples (such as public health, business, etc.) will be introduced. 3 units.
8680	GEOG 697 - 001 Capstone Seminar in Geographic Research	Mo 3:35PM - 6:35PM	DIEGO RIVEROS-IREGUI, Natalia Mushegian	Hanes Hall-Rm 0130	37/42	Seats filled	37/42	0/999
Description: A systematic study of the approaches, key concepts, and methods of geography, emphasizing the application of these approaches through hands-on independent research designed and implemented by the students. (Core) 3 units.
4630	GEOG 703 - 001 Geographic Research Design	Tu 3:30PM - 6:30PM	CONGHE SONG	TBA	Seats filled	Seats filled	12/12	0/999
Description: Introduction to the theory and practice of geographic research. The range of methods available for problem identification and solution are considered through development of specific research proposals. 3 units.
8681	GEOG 804 - 002 Research Seminar in Social Geography	Tu 3:30PM - 6:30PM	SARA SMITH	Alumni Bldg-Rm 0203	9/12	Seats filled	9/12	0/999
Description: An in-depth seminar devoted to contemporary faculty research topics in social geography. Topics and instructors vary. 3 units.