GEOG 102 - Human Geography

An interpretation of the cultural elements of the geographic landscape and the study of human's changing relationship with the environment. Investigates culture and human processes as seen in global patterns of population and migration patterns, language, religion, political and economic systems, urbanization, and human impact on the physical world.

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  • Title: GEOG 102 Human Geography
  • CRN: 31518
  • Instructor: Geordie Armstrong
  • Section Corequisites: NONE
  • Bldg/Room: H 240 Humanities Building

    • Meeting Time
    T R 09:35am - 10:55am 240 Humanities Building 08/25/25 12/13/25
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    Capacity Taken Available Capacity Taken Available
    30 31 -1 8 0 8
    Critical Dates for this Course
    Term: Fall 2025
    Last day to add class: 06-SEP-25
    Last day to drop with an enrollment refund: 06-SEP-25
    Last day to drop without a "W": 07-SEP-25
    Last day to drop with a "W": 24-OCT-25
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