GEOL 211: Physical Geology

Each course's own prerequisites, down to the first courses in the chain.

• MATH 114 Precalculus I
  requires MPT General - Scaled Score, score 153 or MPT - Advanced - Scaled Score, score 143 or ALEKS Math Placement Assessmnt, score 55 or MATH 112 or Precalculus AP Exam (AP65), score 3 or College Algebra (CA), score 1.70 or Pre-Calculus 1 (PC1), score 1.70
  • MATH 112 Functions and Algebraic Methods
    requires MPT - Advanced - Scaled Score, score 143 or MATH 099 (minimum grade YP) or College Algebra (CA), score 1.70 or Intermediate Algebra (IA), score 1.70 or MPT General - Scaled Score, score 148 or ALEKS Math Placement Assessmnt, score 35 or Precalculus AP Exam (AP65), score 2 or MATH 197C (minimum grade S) or MATH 109 (minimum grade S)
    • MATH 099 Introductory Algebra
      requires ALEKS Math Placement Assessmnt, score 1
    • MATH 197C Support Topics for Functions and Algebraic Methods
      requires ALEKS Math Placement Assessmnt, score 30
    • MATH 109 Support for Functions and Algebraic Methods
      requires ALEKS Math Placement Assessmnt, score 30
• MATH 115 Precalculus II
  requires MATH 114 or Precalculus AP Exam (AP65), score 4 or ALEKS Math Placement Assessmnt, score 65
  • MATH 114 Precalculus I (shown above)
• MATH 118 Accelerated Precalculus
  requires MPT General - Scaled Score, score 158 or MPT - Advanced - Scaled Score, score 149 or Precalculus AP Exam (AP65), score 4 or Calculus AB AP Exam (AP66), score 2 or Calculus BC AP Exam (AP68), score 3 or Calc AB Subscore AP Exm (AP69), score 2 or ALEKS Math Placement Assessmnt, score 70
• MATH 124 Calculus and Analytic Geometry I
  requires MPT - Advanced - Scaled Score, score 153 or MATH 115 or MATH 118 or Precalculus AP Exam (AP65), score 5 or Calculus BC AP Exam (AP68), score 3 or Calculus AB AP Exam (AP66), score 2 or Calc AB Subscore AP Exm (AP69), score 2 or Pre-Calculus 2 (PC2), score 2.30 or ALEKS Math Placement Assessmnt, score 80
  • MATH 115 Precalculus II (shown above)
  • MATH 118 Accelerated Precalculus (shown above)
• MATH 125 Calculus and Analytic Geometry II
  requires MATH 124 or MATH 134 or Calculus AB AP Exam (AP66), score 4 or Calculus BC AP Exam (AP68), score 3 or Calc AB Subscore AP Exm (AP69), score 4
  • MATH 124 Calculus and Analytic Geometry I (shown above)
  • MATH 134 Calculus I Honors
    requires MATH 115 (minimum grade A) or MATH 118 (minimum grade A) or Math Placement - Advanced 2, score 20 or Precalculus AP Exam (AP65), score 5
    • MATH 115 Precalculus II (shown above)
    • MATH 118 Accelerated Precalculus (shown above)
• MATH 134 Calculus I Honors
  requires MATH 115 (minimum grade A) or MATH 118 (minimum grade A) or Math Placement - Advanced 2, score 20 or Precalculus AP Exam (AP65), score 5
  • MATH 115 Precalculus II (shown above)
  • MATH 118 Accelerated Precalculus (shown above)
• MATH 135 Calculus II Honors
• MATH 138 Accelerated Calculus
  requires Calculus AB AP Exam (AP66), score 4 or Calculus BC AP Exam (AP68), score 3 or Calc AB Subscore AP Exm (AP69), score 4 or (Calculus BC AP Exam (AP68), score 2 and Calc AB Subscore AP Exm (AP69), score 3)
• MATH 156 Algebra With Applications to Business and Economics
  requires MPT General - Scaled Score, score 152 or MPT - Advanced - Scaled Score, score 143 or ALEKS Math Placement Assessmnt, score 55 or Precalculus AP Exam (AP65), score 3 or College Algebra (CA), score 1.70 or Pre-Calculus 1 (PC1), score 1.70 or MATH 112
  • MATH 112 Functions and Algebraic Methods (shown above)
• MATH 157 Calculus with Applications to Business and Economics
  requires MPT - Advanced - Scaled Score, score 148 or MATH 156 or MATH 114 or MATH 118 or Pre-Calculus 2 (PC2), score 2.30 or ALEKS Math Placement Assessmnt, score 65 or Pre-Calculus 1 (PC1), score 2.3 or Pre-Calculus (PC), score 2.3 or Precalculus AP Exam (AP65), score 4 or Calculus AB AP Exam (AP66), score 2 or Calculus BC AP Exam (AP68), score 3 or Calc AB Subscore AP Exm (AP69), score 2
  • MATH 156 Algebra With Applications to Business and Economics (shown above)
  • MATH 114 Precalculus I (shown above)
  • MATH 118 Accelerated Precalculus (shown above)

Courses that list it as a prerequisite, then the courses that list those, 2 levels deep.

• ENVS 303 Introduction to Environmental Studies I: Human Ecology and Ethics
  • C/AM 430 Borderlands: Resource Management
  • EAST 431 Pacific Rim: Environment, Economy and Sustainability
  • ENVS 305 Introduction to Environmental Studies II: History and Policy (continues on its page)
  • ENVS 308 National Parks: History of an American Innovation
  • ENVS 312 Intro to Environmental Journalism
  • ENVS 319 Research and Writing in Environmental Studies
  • ENVS 355 Environmental Law and Policy (continues on its page)
  • ENVS 363 Climate Change and Society
  • ENVS 376 Sociology of Environmental Inequality and Justice
  • ENVS 381 Introduction to Education for Eco-Social Justice and Sustainability (continues on its page)
  • ENVS 401 Introduction to Methods in Environmental Studies
  • ENVS 412 Environmental Journalism
  • ENVS 430 Borderlands: Resource Management
  • ENVS 431 Pacific Rim: Environment, Economy, and Sustainability
  • ENVS 450 Science in Politics and Policy
  • ENVS 451 Public Land Conflict & Collaboration
  • ENVS 453 Climate Politics and Governance
  • ENVS 454 Environmental Policy Analysis
  • ENVS 456 Governing Innovation, Technology, and the Future
  • ENVS 457 Environmental Dispute Resolution
  • ENVS 458 Environmental Politics
  • ENVS 461 Land Use Law
  • ENVS 463 Native American Planning and Natural Resources Policy
  • ENVS 467 Power, (in)Justice and the Environment
  • ENVS 471 Campus Sustainability Planning Studio
  • ENVS 483 Environmental Interpretation
  • ENVS 484 The Literature of Nature and Place
  • ENVS 487 Conservation Psychology
  • JOUR 312 Intro to Environmental Journalism
  • SOC 350 Climate Change and Society
  • SOC 374 Sociology of Environmental Inequality and Justice
  • UEPP 457 Environmental Dispute Resolution
  • UEPP 461 Land Use Law (continues on its page)
  • UEPP 463 Native American Planning and Natural Resources Policy
• ENVS 320 GIS I: Introduction to Geographic Information Science
  • ENVS 321 GIS II: Computer Cartography
  • ENVS 322 Analysis of Spatial Data
  • ENVS 418 GIS II: Cartography and Geovisualization (continues on its page)
  • ENVS 419 Applications in GIS (continues on its page)
  • ENVS 499Q Topics in Geographic Information Science Seminar
  • ENVS 518 GIS II (continues on its page)
• ENVS 327 The Soil Environment
  • ENRG 482 Greenhouse Gas Mitigation
  • ENVS 427 Soil Landscapes
  • ESCI 431 Watershed Biogeochemistry
  • ESCI 482 Greenhouse Gas Mitigation
• ENVS 362 U.S. Disaster Policy
  • ENVS 465 Disaster Risk Reduction
• ENVS 392 Introduction to Climate Change
  • ESCI 361 Water Quality (continues on its page)
• ENVS 426 Water Resources
• ESCI 392 Introduction to Climate Change
  • ESCI 361 Water Quality (shown above)
  • ESCI 443 Ecological Images
  • ESCI 497A Riparian Conservation
• ESCI 393 Our Coastal Seas and Climate Change
  • ESCI 491 Oceanography of the Salish Sea
  • MACS 418 Paleoceanography
• GEOL 212 Historical Geology
  • GEOL 316 Paleontology (continues on its page)
  • GEOL 318 Structural Geology (continues on its page)
  • GEOL 397E Justice and Equity in the Geosciences
  • GEOL 397G Geological Field Methods
  • GEOL 409 Field Methods and Theory
  • GEOL 415 Sedimentology and Stratigraphy (continues on its page)
  • GEOL 497A Lab Camp: Marine Sedimentary Processes
  • GEOL 497B Lab Camp: Quaternary Geomorphic Processes
  • GEOL 497C Lab Camp: Tectonics Processes
  • GEOL 497Z Geoculture and Geoethics
  • GEOL 597Z Geoculture and Geoethics
• GEOL 213 GIS in Geology
  • GEOL 310 Geomorphology (continues on its page)
  • GEOL 411 Digital Geological Maps
  • GEOL 452 Applied Geophysics
  • GEOL 465 Remote Sensing of Earth and Planetary Surfaces
  • GEOL 497O Modeling the Earth's Surface
  • GEOL 497T Marine Geohazards
  • GEOL 565 Remote Sensing of Earth and Planetary Surfaces
  • GEOL 597O Modeling the Earth's Surface
  • GEOL 597T Marine Geohazards
• GEOL 303 Dinosaurs and Their Environment
• GEOL 306 Mineralogy
  • GEOL 312 Environmental Geochemistry
  • GEOL 397J Environmental Geochemistry
  • GEOL 406 Igneous and Metamorphic Petrology (continues on its page)
  • GEOL 415 Sedimentology and Stratigraphy (shown above)
  • GEOL 432 Ore Deposits
  • GEOL 454 Magnetic Fabrics and Geologic Processes
  • GEOL 457 Practical Paleomagnetism
  • GEOL 460 Laser Ablation ICP-MS Theory and Applications in the Sciences
  • GEOL 469 Cosmochemistry
  • GEOL 485 Geothermal Energy
  • GEOL 497W Geochem. of the solar sys.
  • GEOL 532 Ore Deposits
  • GEOL 554 Magnetic Fabrics and Geologic Processes
  • GEOL 557 Practical Paleomagnetism
  • GEOL 569 Cosmochemistry
  • GEOL 585 Geothermal Energy
  • GEOL 597W Geochemistry of the Solar System
• GEOL 308 Earthquakes
  • GEOL 301 Geology Writing Co-Requisite
• GEOL 309 Volcanology
  • GEOL 301 Geology Writing Co-Requisite (shown above)
• GEOL 310 Geomorphology
  • GEOL 301 Geology Writing Co-Requisite (shown above)
  • GEOL 412 Tectonic Geomorphology
  • GEOL 415 Sedimentology and Stratigraphy (shown above)
  • GEOL 416 Modeling the Earth's Surface
  • GEOL 430 Image Interpretation
  • GEOL 440 Glacial Geology
  • GEOL 451 Active Tectonics Seminar
  • GEOL 470 Landslides and Slope Stability
  • GEOL 497O Modeling the Earth's Surface (shown above)
  • GEOL 512 Tectonic Geomorphology
  • GEOL 516 Modeling the Earth's Surface
  • GEOL 597O Modeling the Earth's Surface (shown above)
• GEOL 311 Earth Materials
  • GEOL 301 Geology Writing Co-Requisite (shown above)
  • GEOL 312 Environmental Geochemistry (shown above)
  • GEOL 318 Structural Geology (shown above)
  • GEOL 397J Environmental Geochemistry (shown above)
  • GEOL 415 Sedimentology and Stratigraphy (shown above)
  • GEOL 422 Convergent Margins Seminar
  • GEOL 460 Laser Ablation ICP-MS Theory and Applications in the Sciences (shown above)
  • GEOL 469 Cosmochemistry (shown above)
  • GEOL 497W Geochem. of the solar sys. (shown above)
  • GEOL 522 Convergent Margins Seminar
  • GEOL 569 Cosmochemistry (shown above)
  • GEOL 597W Geochemistry of the Solar System (shown above)
• GEOL 314 Engineering Geology
  • GEOL 301 Geology Writing Co-Requisite (shown above)
  • GEOL 470 Landslides and Slope Stability (shown above)
• GEOL 315 Minerals, Energy and Society
• GEOL 318 Structural Geology
  • GEOL 397G Geological Field Methods (shown above)
  • GEOL 409 Field Methods and Theory (shown above)
  • GEOL 412 Tectonic Geomorphology (shown above)
  • GEOL 425 Advanced Metamorphic Petrology
  • GEOL 450 Advanced Structural Geology
  • GEOL 451 Active Tectonics Seminar (shown above)
  • GEOL 454 Magnetic Fabrics and Geologic Processes (shown above)
  • GEOL 456 Orogenic Belts
  • GEOL 457 Practical Paleomagnetism (shown above)
  • GEOL 463 Introduction to Seismology
  • GEOL 470 Landslides and Slope Stability (shown above)
  • GEOL 497A Lab Camp: Marine Sedimentary Processes (shown above)
  • GEOL 497B Lab Camp: Quaternary Geomorphic Processes (shown above)
  • GEOL 497C Lab Camp: Tectonics Processes (shown above)
  • GEOL 512 Tectonic Geomorphology (shown above)
  • GEOL 525 Advanced Metamorphic Petrology
  • GEOL 550 Advanced Structural Geology
  • GEOL 554 Magnetic Fabrics and Geologic Processes (shown above)
  • GEOL 556 Orogenic Belts
  • GEOL 557 Practical Paleomagnetism (shown above)
• GEOL 340 Geological Oceanography
  • ESCI 491 Oceanography of the Salish Sea (shown above)
  • GEOL 301 Geology Writing Co-Requisite (shown above)
  • MACS 418 Paleoceanography (shown above)
  • MACS 497E Ocean Observing and Instrumentation
• GEOL 352 Introduction to Geophysics
  • GEOL 445 Planetary Geology
  • GEOL 451 Active Tectonics Seminar (shown above)
  • GEOL 452 Applied Geophysics (shown above)
  • GEOL 454 Magnetic Fabrics and Geologic Processes (shown above)
  • GEOL 456 Orogenic Belts (shown above)
  • GEOL 457 Practical Paleomagnetism (shown above)
  • GEOL 463 Introduction to Seismology (shown above)
  • GEOL 464 The Deep Earth
  • GEOL 497T Marine Geohazards (shown above)
  • GEOL 545 Planetary Geology
  • GEOL 554 Magnetic Fabrics and Geologic Processes (shown above)
  • GEOL 556 Orogenic Belts (shown above)
  • GEOL 557 Practical Paleomagnetism (shown above)
  • GEOL 564 The Deep Earth
  • GEOL 597T Marine Geohazards (shown above)
  • PHYS 419 Professional Writing for Physicists
• GEOL 397G Geological Field Methods
• GEOL 397H The Planet Mars
• GEOL 401A Teaching Practicum
• GEOL 414 Geology of Washington
• GEOL 417 Geological Perspectives on Climate Change
• GEOL 431 Stable Isotope Geochemistry
• GEOL 433 The Carbon Cycle
• GEOL 445 Planetary Geology
• GEOL 460 Laser Ablation ICP-MS Theory and Applications in the Sciences
• GEOL 465 Remote Sensing of Earth and Planetary Surfaces
• GEOL 472 Surface Water Hydrology
• GEOL 473 Hydrogeology
• GEOL 497M Organic Geochemistry
• GEOL 497P Stable Isotope Geochemistry
• GEOL 497U Geological Perspectives on Climate Change
• GEOL 497Y Paleoceanography
• GEOL 531 Stable Isotope Geochemistry
• GEOL 533 The Carbon Cycle
• GEOL 545 Planetary Geology
• GEOL 565 Remote Sensing of Earth and Planetary Surfaces
• GEOL 597P Stable Isotope Geochemistry
• GEOL 597U Geological Perspectives on Climate Change
• GEOL 597Y Paleoceanography
• MACS 301 Integrated Marine Science Core: Marine Geologic Processes
  • MACS 310 Marine Science and Society
  • MACS 397A Ocean Currents & Transport I
• MACS 418 Paleoceanography
• MACS 497C Paleoceanography