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    The curriculum for a Bachelor of Science in Geology at the National Institute of Geological Sciences requires the completion of 162-163 total units over 4 years. The curriculum is divided into general education courses, required geology and science courses, and electives. Coursework includes classes in mathematics, chemistry, physics, biology, and various geology courses covering topics like mineralogy, petrology, structural geology, and field methods. The program culminates in a field geology course taken in the summer after the third year.

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    The curriculum for a Bachelor of Science in Geology at the National Institute of Geological Sciences requires the completion of 162-163 total units over 4 years. The curriculum is divided into general education courses, required geology and science courses, and electives. Coursework includes classes in mathematics, chemistry, physics, biology, and various geology courses covering topics like mineralogy, petrology, structural geology, and field methods. The program culminates in a field geology course taken in the summer after the third year.

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    National Institute of Geological Sciences

    College of Science, U.P. Diliman

    Curriculum for Bachelor of Science in Geology (2002)

    First Year
    First Semester Second Semester
    Math 17 (Algebra and Trigonometry) 5 Chemistry 16 (General Chemistry I) 5
    GE (Arts and Humanities) 3 Math 53 ( Elem. Analysis I) 5
    GE (Social Science and Philosophy) 3 GE (Arts and Humanities) 3
    GE (Social Science and Philosophy) 3 GE (Social Science and Philosophy) 3
    Geology 11 (Principles of Geology) 3 ES I (Engineering Drawing) 2
    Geology 11.1 (Lab in Prin. Of Geology) 1 MS (1.5)
    MS (1.5) P.E. (2)
    P.E. (2)
    _____ _____
    18 18

    Summer
    Chemistry 26 (Analytical Chemistry) 3
    Chemistry 26.1 (Analytical Chemistry Lab) 2
    _____
    5

    Second Year
    First Semester Second Semester
    Geology 40 (Elementary Mineralogy) 4 GE (Social Science and Philosophy) 3
    G.E. 11 (Plane Surveying) 2 GE (Math, Science and Technology) 3
    Math 54 (Elem Analysis II) 5 Geology 50 (Elementary Petrology) 4
    Biology 11 (Fundamentals of Biology I) 5 Geology 70 (Field Methods in Geology) 1
    Elective1 3 Physics 71 (Elementary Physics I) 4
    MS (1.5) Physics 71.1 (Elementary Physics I Lab) 1
    P.E. (2) Math 55 (Elementary Analysis III) 3
    MS (1.5)
    P.E. (2)
    _____ _____
    19 19

    Third Year
    First Semester Second Semester
    GE (Arts and Humanities) 3 Geology 120 (Principles of Stratigraphy) 4
    Geology 60 (Historical Geology) 4 Geology 130 (Elementary Paleontology) 4
    Geology 112 (Structural Geology) 4 Geology 150 (Petrography and Petrology) 5
    Geology 140 (Optical Mineralogy) 4 Physics 72.1 (Elem Physics II Lab) 1
    Physics 72 (Elementary Physics II) 4 Physics 73 (Elementary Physics III) 4
    Physics 72.1 (Elementary Physics II Lab) 1 Physics 73.1 (Elementary Physics III Lab) 1
    _____ _____
    20 18
    Summer
    Geology 170 (Field Geology) 6
    _____
    6

    Fourth Year
    First Semester Second Semester
    GE (Arts and Humanities) 3 GE (Arts and Humanities) 3
    GE (Math, Science & Technology) 3 GE (Social Science and Philosophy) 3
    Geology 105 (Introduction to Geochemistry) 3 Geology 181 (Elementary Geophysics) 4
    Geology 122 (Principles of Geomorphology) 4 Geology 194 (Metalliferous Ore Deposits) 5
    Geology 175 (Computer Methods in Geology) 3 Geology 196 (Undergraduate Seminar) 2
    PI 100 3 Geology Elective1 3-4
    _____ _____
    19 20-21

    Total Number of Units: 162-163


    1
    Elective recommended: Economics 11 (Introductory Economics); Stat 101 (Elementary Statistics); Chem 150 (Introduction to
    Physical Chemistry); Math 121.1 (Elementary Differential Equations); or Geology Elective
    2
    A Math, Science and Technology subject whose content is substantially covered in the required courses in the BS Geology
    curriculum may not be taken as a GE course.
    3
    Geology 131 (Micropaleontology); Geology 171 ( Mineral Data Analysis); Geology 172 (Introduction to Statistics); Geology 173
    (Introduction to Earth Resource Project Economics); Geology 174 (Introduction to Earth Resource Project Evaluation); Geology 177
    (Geology of the Philippines and the Southeast Asia); MS 100 (Marine Science 100)
    * Note: 6 units of GE courses in Philippine Studies are required.

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