GEOG 357 — GEOMORPHOLOGY AND HYDROLOGY I
BA BA Geography and Rural Development · Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology
The main objective of this course is to introduce students to an in-depth study of the earth structure and forms and their influencing agents and processes. In addition students would be introduced to the earth’s water supply systems – the sources of water, processes of water flow, its chemical reactions with the rest of the earth and its reaction to life on the earth. At the end of the course, students must be able to plan an effective physical management of land and water resources. Topics to be treated include: systems analysis in geomorphology, evaluation of slopes, channel process, evaluation of valleys and drainage forms and patterns and coastal processes.
- Credits
- 3
- Level
- Level 300
Other courses on this programme
- GEOG 351 — RESEARCH METHODS IN GEOGRAPHY
- GEOG 353 — PRINCIPLES OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT I
- GEOG 354 — APPLIED RURAL DEVELOPMENT II
- GEOG 355 — REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY OF AFRICA
- GEOG 356 — REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY OF WEST AFRICA WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO GHANA
- GEOG 358 — GEOMORPHOLOGY AND HYDROLOGY II
- GEOG 359 — CLIMATOLOGY AND BIOGEOGRAPHY I
- GEOG 360 — CLIMATOLOGY AND BIOGEOGRAPHY II
- GEOG 361 — REMOTE SENSING I
- GEOG 362 — GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS (GIS)
- GEOG 363 — RURAL RESOURCE ANALYSIS I
- GEOG 364 — RURAL RESOURCE ANALYSIS II
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