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Earth Sciences (Minor)

Published program structure, rebuilt as a static map with generated prerequisite-flow graphs.

Minor

Program type

15

Named courses in the published structure

20

Related prerequisite courses outside the named list

10

EOS courses named directly in the program

Published Description

Catalog text

This program is offered by the School of Earth and Ocean Sciences in the Faculty of Science. In addition to the requirements below, students must consult their Faculty program requirements.

Program Notes

Catalog notes

Program notes

  • Some upper level EOS courses have additional prerequisites. Students are recommended to check the prerequisites of upper level courses of interest when choosing electives.
  • Most 400-level EOS classes are offered in alternate years. A schedule of when each class is offered is available on the School of Earth and Ocean Sciences website.
  • The 9.0 units numbered 200 or higher cannot also be used to fulfil the requirements of a student's Honours, Major or General program, or Option. Any course disqualified from the Minor Program by overlap with the requirements of the Honours, Major or General Program, or Option, may be replaced by another Earth Science Minor course at the same level or higher.

Program Graph

Program requirements arranged by prerequisite flow.

The graph is driven by prerequisites from left to right (instead of year suggestions). The simplified view keeps the sequence readable while the full view is closer to the real data structure.

Simplified view: collapse recurring early-sequence options and keep the prerequisite flow readable.

Program legend Node colours show required courses, related prerequisites, and distinct option sets used in the program map. Required program courseRelated prerequisite courseYear 2 options (choose 2)Years 3 and 4 options (choose 1)
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Additional program requirements

  • Complete 3 units from EOS 300 - 498

Contact Hours

Per-term contact hours by published section.

Each row shows the regular-term average per term, with summer field courses broken out separately.

Regular-term figures are averaged across the published terms in each section. Electives are simplified to 3-0-0 at minimum and 3-3-0 at maximum, scaled to the published unit count. Open a row to inspect the named courses and assumptions.

Program path

Earth Sciences (Minor)

Published program requirements only.

Year 1Regular term avg 10.5-11 h/wkSummer field None

Regular-term totals are averaged across the published terms in this section.

all of the following21-22 h/wk
all of18 h/wk
CHEM101Fundamentals of Chemistry from Atoms to Materials
calendar 3-3-06 h/wk
CHEM102Chemical Reactivity Fundamentals with Environmental Applications
calendar 3-3-06 h/wk
EOS120The Dynamic Earth
calendar 3-3-06 h/wk
1 of3-4 h/wk
MATH100Calculus I
calendar 3-0-14 h/wk
MATH102Calculus for Students in the Social and Biological SciencesMin
calendar 3-0-03 h/wk
MATH109Introduction to CalculusMax
calendar 3-0-14 h/wk
Year 2Regular term avg 9 h/wkSummer field None

Regular-term totals are averaged across the published terms in this section.

all of the following18 h/wk
all of6 h/wk
EOS205Mineralogy
calendar 3-3-06 h/wk
2 of12 h/wk
EOS201Sedimentary GeologyMin
calendar 3-3-06 h/wk
EOS202Structural GeologyMinMax
calendar 3-3-06 h/wk
EOS240GeochemistryMax
calendar 3-3-06 h/wk
Years 3 and 4Regular term avg 1.5-4.5 h/wkSummer field None

Regular-term totals are averaged across the published terms in this section. The calendar publishes this as one combined section rather than separate year totals.

all of the following12-18 h/wk
1 of6 h/wk
EOS300Earth Science Field SchoolMin
summer fieldassumed 3-3-06 h/wk
EOS316Igneous and Metamorphic Geology
calendar 3-3-06 h/wk
EOS325Earth System Modelling
calendar 3-3-06 h/wk
EOS330Paleobiology
calendar 3-3-06 h/wk
EOS335Isotopes in Natural SciencesMax
calendar 3-3-06 h/wk
Complete 3 units from EOS 300 - 4986-12 h/wk

Electives are simplified to 3-0-0 at the low end and 3-3-0 at the high end, scaled to the published unit count.

Related Courses

Prerequisite courses outside the named program list.

These courses are not listed directly in the published program requirements, but they appear in the prerequisite chains that make the flow map readable.