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Crustal Deformation and Fault Mechanics

 
    Crustal Deformation and Fault Mechanics

 

 

 

Course Requirements in Crustal Deformation and Fault Mechanics

Note: it is the material that is required, not the course. If you have had the material elsewhere, at the same level, it satisfies the requirement.  You should choose from the recommended courses so that you satisfy the distribution requirements required by the Geophysics Department.

(AA: Aeronautics and Astronautics, CME: Computational and Mathematical Eng., CEE: Civil and Environmental Eng., CHEMENG: Chemical Eng., CS: Computer Sciences, EE: Electrical Eng., GES: Geological and Environmental Sciences, MATSCI: Material Sciences, ME: Mechanical Eng., STATS: Statistics)

Courses description are available on Explore Courses.

Mathematics and Statistics

Required:
    CME 200: Linear Algebra with Application to Engineering Computations (3 units).
    CME 204: Partial Differential Equations in Engineering (3 units), or MATH 131P-132 (6 units), or PHYSICS 112 (4 units).
    STATS 191: Introduction to Applied Statistics (3-4 units)
Recommended:
    ME 300C: Introduction to Numerical Methods for Engineering (3 units)
    MATH 106: Functions of a Complex Variable (3 units)
APPPHYS 223B: Nonlinear Dynamics: This Side of Chaos (3 units)
    PHYSICS 113: Computational Physics (4 units)
    EE 263: Fourier Transforms (3 units)*
    STATS 116: Theory of Probability (3 units)*
    STATS 208: Introduction to the Bootstrap (3 units)

Mechanics

Required:
    ME 338A: Continuum Mechanics (3 units)
    ME 340: Theory and Applications of Elasticity (3 units)
Recommended:
    ME 338: Continuum Mechanics: Applications (3 units)*
    ME 340B: Elasticity in Microscopic Structures (3 units)*
    MATSCI 208: Mechanical Properties of Materials (3 units)
    CEE 281:  Mechanics and Finite Elements (3 units)
    CHEMENG 120A: Fluid Mechanics (4 units)
    CHEMENG 120B: Energy and Mass Transport (4 units)

Geophysics and Geology

Required:
    GEOPHYS 150: Geodynamics: Our Dynamic Earth (3 units)
GEOPHYS 201: Frontiers in Geophysical Research (1 unit)
    GEOPHYS 281: Geophysical Inverse Problems (3 units)
    GEOPHYS 287: Earthquake Seismology (3-5 units)
    GEOPHYS 288A & 288B : Crustal Deformation (3-5 units)
GES 216: Rock Fracture Mechanics (3 units)

Recommended:
GEOPHYS 265: Image Radar and Applications (3 units)
    GEOPHYS 289: Global Positioning Systems in Earth Sciences (3-5 units)
    GEOPHYS 290 Tectonophysics & Global Tectonics (3 units)
    GES 185: Volcanology (3-4 units)
    AA 272C: Global Positioning Systems (3 units)

Computing

Required:
    GEOPHYS 112: Exploring Geociences with MATLAB (1-3 unit)
Recommended:
    CS 138: Matlab and Maple for Science and Engineering Applications (4 units)*

 





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