REN1201 Environmental Studies

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Please note that this schedule is tentative and may change during the course of the semester. Enrolled students are encourage to check their Study Desk on USQConnect regularly for announcements regarding changes to on-campus classes. 

Please also note that the external study schedule is the recommended self-paced schedule for you to get through the external material (Study Book and Book of Readings) and textbook readings. It is meant as a guide only.

  

On-Campus Lecture and External Recommended Study Schedule, Semester 1, 2009

 Note: this schedule is tentative and may change during the course of the semester. 

Dr Andy Le Brocque

Dr Geoff Cockfield

TBA

 

Date

Week

Module / Lecture

Tutorial (On-campus students only)

 Assessment

2-6/3

1

1. The Biophysical Environment

T1: The Biophysical Environment

 

9-13/3

2

2. Ecological Principles & Ecosystems

T2: An Extinction Crises

 

16-20/3

3

3. Biodiversity

T3: Biodiversity

 

23-27/3

4

4. Human Populations

T4: Ecological Footprints  

Assignment 1 (15%)
Due: 29 Mar 2009

30/3-3/4

5

5. Industrialism & Growth

T5: Growth & Transition

 

6-10/4

6

Mid-semester break

 

 

13-17/4

7

Mid-semester break

 

 

20-24/4

8

6. Land & Water Resources

T6: Water Resources in the Murray-Darling Basin

 

27/4-1/5

9

7. Energy & Minerals

T7: Mining

 

4-8/5

10

8. Pollution, Atmosphere & Climate 

T8: Global Warming

Assignment 2 (30%)
Due: 5 May 2009

11-15/5

11

9. Environmentalism & Politics

T9: The Rise of Environmental Politics

 

18-22/5

12

10. Environmental Policy & Institutions 

T10: Influencing Policy

 

25-29/5

13

11. Economic Approaches to the Environment

T11: Valuing the Environment

 

1-5/6

14

12. Sustainable Development

T12: Sustainability

 

8-12/6

15

13. The Way Forward

no tutorial

 

15-26/6

16+

EXAMS

 

Examination (55%)

 

  


Online materials by Dr Andy Le Brocque

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