Earthquake and Volcanoes 01:460:201 Sample Syllabus



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Earthquake and Volcanoes 01:460:201 Sample Syllabus Instructor: Dr. Lauren Neitzke Adamo Dep. of Earth and Planetary Sciences Contact: lauren.adamo@rutgers.edu Office hours: by appointment ONLY Lectures: This is an ONLINE class. There will be no formal lectures; keeping up with the material is entirely your responsibility. Exams: Exams will be handled in person. Dates/Times will be emailed to you and posted on Sakai. Please mark your calendars! Course Webpage: Sakai (https://sakai.rutgers.edu) will be used for: Announcements, Assignments, Chat room, Gradebook, Schedule, Class Email ecollege will be used for: Resources, Reading material http://onlinelearning.rutgers.edu/ecollege-student-login Course Objectives: This General Education course will survey basic knowledge about earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and how these natural processes affect human civilization. Some very general objectives, not necessarily in the order of their importance, are listed below. 1) Learn about the hazards earthquakes and volcanoes pose to human civilization, and ways we can mitigate them. 2) Learn basic facts about volcanoes, earthquakes, and their connection to large scale processes within the Earth. 3) Develop a basic familiarity with the modern understanding of how our planet functions. Besides the specific objectives above, this class seeks to familiarize students with the broad concepts of scientific inquiry: what constitutes knowledge, how is it acquired, how is it verified, how is it applied. Required Texts: How Volcanoes Work by Vic Camp This is a free online manual and can be found at: http://www.geology.sdsu.edu/how_volcanoes_work/ Earthquakes by Bruce Bolt (5 th Edition, W.H. Freeman) This book can be purchased at the Rutgers University Bookstore or online at any site that sells textbooks (amazon, barnes and noble, etc.) 1

Grading Policy: Your final grade will be based on a total of 100 points. You will be given 2 written hour-long examinations; all are objective in nature (multiple-choice, true/false, matching), and four written assignments. The examinations are not cumulative; each covers approximately 1/2 of the course material. Four written assignments (homework) will use what you have learned about Earthquakes and Volcanoes and several Internet resource sites to answer and complete several tasks. These projects will be submitted through the Assignments 2 feature on the SAKAI website, and are due at 11:59 pm on the scheduled due date. Total Points: 100 Volcanoes Exam: 25 points Earthquakes Exam: 25 points Volcanoes HW1: 10 points Volcanoes HW2: 15points Earthquakes HW1: 10 points Earthquakes HW2: 15 points Course Projects: Project 1- Volcanoes Homework Assignment 1 Due at 11:59 pm in the Sakai (Assignments 2 tab) on Friday September 25 th, 2015 Project 2- Volcanoes Homework Assignment 2 Due at 11:59 pm in the Sakai (Assignments 2 tab) on Friday October 16 th, 2015 Project 3- Earthquakes Homework Assignment 1 Due at 11:59 pm in the Sakai (Assignments 2 tab) on Friday November 13 th, 2015 Project 4- Earthquakes Homework Assignment 2 Due at 11:59 pm in the Sakai (Assignments 2 tab) on Tuesday December 1 th, 2015 Exams: Exam 1- Volcanoes Scheduled during the week of October 19 th -23 rd, 2015, date to be announced. Exam 2- Earthquakes Scheduled during the finals week, date to be announced. 2

Academic Misconduct & Ethics Policy: Plagiarism is a serious offense. Plagiarism can be defined as taking someone else s work and presenting it as your own, whether through outright copying of papers or websites, referencing source material incorrectly or not referencing at all. I expect all of your assignments to be your own work and to reflect your personal views and experiences. If I discover that you have plagiarized, I will (as required by Rutgers University policy, here: http://academicintegrity.rutgers.edu) report it to the appropriate University personnel, give you a failing grade on the assignment, and may fail you for the semester. Please consult the Rutgers University Undergraduate Catalog for information regarding ethics, conduct, and drop dates. Course Readings and Schedule: Since this an online course, you will be responsible for reading and learning the online material on your own schedule. You will be responsible for all of the topics listed below, and the order and the timeline of when you cover this material is up to you. However, for success in this class, it is important to keep up with the course readings and to not leave everything until the last minute. The readings are broken up by the weeks/dates of the course and are separated into Online Course Website Reading Material, the Earthquakes Textbook, and the free online How Volcanoes Work Web Manual. The following is an outline you should follow for the week-toweek readings in this course. Schedule of study topics (suggested) and homework assignments (required). The schedule below lists weekly themes and related sections of the course website and the reading materials. In the online reading materials (ecollege and Vic Camp s textbook) you are responsible for reading the main page and the first-order links within it. These are the minimum requirements that will get you through the exams. Links from suggested reading materials lead to large online resources, do explore them following you own curiosity. IF YOU FOUND A DEAD LINK ON A PAGE PLEASE ALERT ME. SEPTEMBER 1- Week of September 1 th Establish connections to course websites (ecollege and Sakai). Review the syllabus, familiarize yourself with course schedule. Identify and address any issues with permissions, connections and access. 3

2- Week of September 7 th Course Reading- Course Website (ecollege) o Basics of Earth Science- Earth Structure o Basics of Earth Science- Plate Tectonics 3- Week of September 14 th o volcano types o classification of volcanic eruptions o what comes out of volcanoes Course Website (ecollege) sections within Volcanoes unit o Basics o Volcano Types o Eruptions I o Eruptions II o Eruption types o Eruption products o Volcano Landforms 4- Week of September 21 th **Homework Assignment 1 due at 11:59 pm on Friday September 25 th, 2015** o What makes volcanoes erupt o Where do volcanoes form, and why Course Website (ecollege) sections within Volcanoes unit o Eruptions III o Settings I o Settings II o Settings III o Eruption types o Eruption Dynamics 5- Week of September 28 th o Controls on types of volcanic eruptions o Volcanoes and Humans: Historical Eruptions 4

Course Website (ecollege) sections within Volcanoes unit o Settings IV o Mt. St. Helens o Mount Pelee o Krakatau o Santorini o Historical Eruptions OCTOBER 6- Week of October 5 th o Volcanoes and Humans: Monitoring Volcanic Activity o Volcanoes and Humans: Hazards, Risks, Mitigation Course Website (ecollege) sections within Volcanoes unit o Monitoring I o Monitoring II o Hazards o Risks 7- Week of October 12 th **Homework Assignment 2 due at 11:59 pm on Friday October 16 th, 2015** o Volcanoes and Climate o Volcanoes and Life on Earth o Volcanoes on other planets Course website (ecollege) sections within Volcanoes unit o Climate effects o Deep Sea Volcanoes o Other Planets o Planetary Volcanism 8- Week of October 19 th Exam 1 MUST be taken in person, date and location TBA Review and question/answer sessions in SAKAI chat room will be scheduled prior to the exam. 9- Week of October 26 th o basics of earthquake science o history of ideas about earthquakes and their causes 5

o how to detect, locate and measure earthquakes Course Reading- Course Website (ecollege) sections within the Earthquakes unit o Definitions o Mythology o Elastic rebound o Detection o Locating Earthquakes o Earthquake Size o Chapters 2, 5, 6, 7 NOVEMBER 10- Week of November 2 nd o Faults, and how they behave in an earthquake o Where earthquake do and do not happen, and why o Faults o Where and Why o Fault Zones o Focal Sphere o Rupture o Big and Small o Chapters 3,4,8 11- Week of November 9 th **Homework Assignment 3 due at 11:59 pm on Friday November 13 th, 2015** o Learning about the Earth using earthquakes o Some notable earthquakes o Using Earthquake Information I o Using Earthquake Information II o Historic Earthquakes o Chapters 3,4,8 12- Week of November 16 th o Earthquake hazards, risks and mitigation 6

o Earthquake forecast and prediction o Earthquake hazards o Seismic Risk o Earthquake Forecast o Earthquake prediction o Measuring o Chapters 9 through 12 13- Week of November 23 rd Thanksgiving 14- Week of November 30 th **Homework Assignment 4 due at 11:59 pm on Tuesday December 1 th, 2015** o Case studies of recent earthquake disasters o Sumatra Earthquake o Sichuan Earthquake o Haiti Earthquake o 2011 Tohoku Earthquake o 1906 San Francisco Earthquake o 2005 Kashmir Earthquake 15- Week of December 7 th Last week of classes Exam 2- Will be held during Finals Weeks, the date and time will be announced at a later date. 7