|
Introduction to Human Geography (UCSB Geography-5)
By Professor Stuart
Sweeney, UCSB Geography Dept.
Overview:
- Organization: An entire 10-week undergraduate course, organized
into 22 lectures around six themes.
- Format: This course was taught in the Fall of 2000 from
powerpoint slideshows with embedded images (JPG), live Excel files and
animations (GIF & AVI) derived from ARCview. Also includes separate
live PC-Raster models and live ARCview representations. In addition,
these same materials will be offered in a parallel html format to allow
full access to all materials via a web-browser, without need for powerpoint.
- Size: 198mb, not including size of unzipped files.
- Graphical heirarchy of course materials
- Collection Metadata (forthcoming)
COURSE MATERIALS
A. FOUNDATION
B. CULTURAL GEOGRAPY
C. SPATIAL DEMOGRAPHY
D. URBAN GEOGRAPHY
E. SPATIAL ECONOMICS
| 16. Spatial Economics-Growth Poles and Theories
of Growth: |
(_________ | html) |
| 17. Spatial Economics-Industrial Location: |
(powerpoint
| html) |
| 18. Spatial Economics-Measures of Development: |
(powerpoint
| html) |
F. HUMAN-ENVIRONMENT INTERACTIONS
| 19. Human Environment Interactions-Definitions:
|
(powerpoint
| html) |
| 20. Human Environment Interactions-In the News,
Climate Change: |
(powerpoint
| html) |
| 21. Human Environment Interactions-The Lithosphere:
|
(powerpoint
| html) |
| 22. Human Environment Interactions-Water and Waste:
|
(powerpoint
| html) |
|