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Course Request Form Requested by ESS Faculty Instructor of Record Michael BAU Course name Geology I: Volcanism and Metamorphism Major Earth and Space Sciences Semester 3 ECTS credits 2.5 Type* Lecture

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4. Fill out the section that asks about your specific interests or areas of focus in geology. This will help the course provider understand your preferences and tailor the course accordingly.
5. Moving on, indicate your preferred course format and schedule. Specify whether you prefer online or in-person classes and any specific time constraints or preferences you may have.
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What is courserequestgeology1doc?

courserequestgeology1doc is a document used to request approval for a geology course.

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Faculty members who want to offer a new geology course or make changes to an existing course are required to file courserequestgeology1doc.

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courserequestgeology1doc must be filled out with detailed information about the course, including course title, description, objectives, prerequisites, and proposed schedule.

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The purpose of courserequestgeology1doc is to seek approval for a geology course and ensure that it meets the academic standards and requirements of the institution.

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courserequestgeology1doc must include course title, description, objectives, prerequisites, proposed schedule, and justification for the new course or changes.