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Department Catalog and
Guide to Academic Programs
Class of 2022
Department of Geography and
Environmental Engineering
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DEPARTMENT CATALOG
GUIDE TO THE ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
CLASS OF 2022
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Message to Cadets ............................................................................................................... 2
After Graduation ................................................................................................................. 5
Department Opportunities .............................................................................................. 7
Center for Academic Excellence ................................................................................... 10
Programs for Class of 2022 ............................................................................................. 11
Academic Major Descriptions ........................................................................................ 12
Academic Major Details.................................................................................................... 14
Faculty Counselors ........................................................................................................... 30
Course Offerings and Descriptions ................................................................................ 32
Complementary Support Courses ................................................................................... 45
Department Faculty ........................................................................................................... 52
List of Current Majors ...................................................................................................... 77
Hometown Distribution, USMA Class of 2022 .............................. Inside Back Cover
Department Website External to USMA:
https://www.usma.edu/gene/SitePages/Home.aspx
Department Academic Counselor: MAJ Elizabeth Dzwonczyk
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MESSAGE TO CADETS
Welcome to the Department of Geography and Environmental Engineering!
Thank you for taking the time to look at our diverse offering of academic majors. We offer studies in
geography, environmental engineering, environmental science, and geospatial information science -
disciplines that have unquestionable relevance for your future, our Army, and our nation. Our team of
highly credentialed faculty and staff want to inspire, educate, and develop each of you to think globally
and geospatially and then apply your understanding of human-environment interactions to develop
culturally appropriate, sustainable solutions. By learning to think in this manner, you will find that you
are a valued member of any team you serve on in the future – especially when solving our most challenging
problems such as access to clean water, energy security, climate change, natural disasters, food insecurity,
restoring urban infrastructure, or protecting populations against disease.
In the Department of Geography and Environmental Engineering, we seek to better understand the world
in which we live. Our academic majors and minor, which examine the most challenging problems facing
our society, include:
• Environmental Engineering: the application of science and engineering principles to
minimize adverse effects of human activities on the environment and to protect human health
by providing clean air and water.
• Environmental Science: a broad, integrative science-based study of how humans affect the
planet with the goal of creating a sustainable future for all.
• Geospatial Information Science: is extensively used in the public, private, and defense
sectors. Applications such as Google Earth, rideshare platforms, and driverless vehicles all rely
on GIS to function properly. Use of GIS is critical for planning of military operations,
gathering intelligence, executing search and rescue efforts, and tracking/predicting natural
hazards such as major storms. The GIS Major will develop your knowledge and skills in spatial
data measurement, analysis, and acquisition in urban and natural environments.
• Geography: studies social and environmental issues in a rapidly changing world from a spatial
perspective. Three tracks within the major (human, physical, and human-environment) focus
on topics such as the cultural patterns of the world's regions, demographic and social change,
globalization, natural landscapes, resource issues, and environmental change.
Each major prepares you to serve your nation as an Army officer and beyond. Despite the continual
changes in our Army and throughout the world, several constants serve as guideposts for our profession:
• Leaders must understand human and physical operating environments--this is critical to
successfully planning and conducting military operations;
• Leaders must think holistically--many of our challenges have global, far-reaching connections;
• Leaders must understand that positively affecting the human condition is critical to
establishing and preserving peace.
Our core course in physical geography, our environmental engineering sequence, each major, and the
research you may choose to complete while pursuing your major give you the opportunity to address the
tenants of these three professional guideposts. In choosing a major, you select a subject to investigate in
depth. Your task in selecting a major is to find the subject that excites you and inspires a vision for your
future. We have much to offer - let us tell you more!
Your options are exciting and the possibilities are numerous. Please look through this booklet,
consider what interests you, and then visit with our faculty. They stand ready to assist you in
understanding the rewarding opportunities that are available within the Department of Geography and
Environmental Engineering.
MARK R. READ
Colonel, US Army
Professor, USMA, and Head
Department of Geography
and Environmental Engineering
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PEOPLE AND PLANET
SINCE 1803
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G&EnE’s Mission
To enhance the intellectual, character, and military development of all cadets within the
context of a core course in physical geography, a three course environmental engineering
sequence, four distinct majors, and a diverse offering of elective courses all while supporting
the continued development of faculty and staff.
G&EnE’s Vision
The Department of Geography and Environmental Engineering is a cohesive, integrated
organization that is well-resourced and widely recognized for its teaching, scholarship, and
collegiality; the Department is built around a core of credentialed faculty and trained staff
who are inspired to educate and develop cadets so that each cadet thinks globally and
geospatially and can apply their understanding of human-environment interactions to
develop culturally appropriate, sustainable solutions.
G&EnE’s Goals
• Inspire cadets and promote development through teaching and enrichment activities.
• Staff and faculty are credentialed, trained, productive, and continually seek professional
and personal growth.
• Intellectual capabilities are widely recognized, valued, and sought by West Point, the
Army, and National and disciplinary partners.
• An active and respected member of the West Point Community.
• Offers a welcoming, collegial, and enriching environment to cadets, faculty, staff,
families and guests.
2017-2018 Department of Geography and Environmental Engineering Staff and Faculty
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AFTER GRADUATION
Each of our academic programs is focused on preparing you for success as a leader.
We develop successful leaders who critically evaluate and solve problems. Regardless of your
major, the faculty provides an academically rigorous environment in order to develop your
analytical problem solving skills that will serve you well in the future. Many of the problems
you will face in the Army will be examined in our classes because the Army is our laboratory
and we study real world examples. We also provide you the finest laboratory experience
available to undergraduate students in the United States. Not only will we provide the best
equipment, but we also focus on your research and academic experience, preparing you to
creatively find and solve ill-defined problems in your career. You will also become a capable
user of some of the most up-to-date technology in your field, and our Geospatial Sciences
Laboratory is world-class. In addition to our regular academic program our AIAD program
exposes you to the people and planet by providing you the opportunity to interact with over
45 cultural, governmental, military and academic institutions before you graduate.
Majoring in this department does not limit your branch opportunities – on the contrary, it
expands your value in whatever branch you choose. Each branch needs leaders who
understand the world, its people, and how they interact – our programs will give you those
skills. All Army units must train and operate in varied operational environments and within
the guidelines of established environmental regulations in a way that sustains limited training
lands. Finally, the special skills learned as part of the geospatial sciences program are critical
to all types of military planning and provide the critical spatial data that every Army
deployment requires.
WHAT GEOGRAPHERS, GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION
SCIENTISTS, ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS, AND
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERS DO FOR THE ARMY
As a geographer, geospatial information scientist, environmental scientist, or
environmental engineer, you will be an asset to any branch or functional area. Your keen
understanding of culture, technology, and engineering will provide you valuable insights for
any mission. As our Army continues to place increased emphasis on cultural awareness and
environmental issues, you will be well positioned to succeed regardless of your branch. Here
are just a few examples:
WARFIGHTING – Geographers, geospatial information scientists, and environmental
engineers are found in all branches. Terrain, weather, climate, and cultural landscapes are
often the decisive geographic elements common to every operating environment and across
the spectrum of Army missions. An understanding of physical geography enables the officer
to judge the influence of climate, soils, vegetation, and terrain on military operations. A clear
awareness of the fundamentals of cultural geography is a critical element in operational
planning, given the high probabilities of low and mid-intensity conflict. Officers trained in
the geospatial information sciences permit the Army to retain an advantage in maintaining
information superiority on the battlefield. Environmental engineers and scientists understand
and address environmental issues associated with warfare, stability operations, and training--
from the use of environmental warfare by our adversaries to the protection of our troops from
disease and other environmental hazards.
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DEFENSE SUPPORT TO CIVIL AUTHORITY OPERATIONS -- As the Army’s
mission profile increasingly expands to include stability operations, the need for well-trained
geographers, environmental engineers and scientists, and geospatial analysts has become
critical. Humanitarian assistance and disaster response has been provided recently in places
such as Haiti, Kashmir, Sumatra, Pakistan, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Rwanda, South
Sudan, and Puerto Rico. These examples reflect the diverse array of culture systems and
physical environments with which our Soldiers must contend. Officers trained in human
geography understand cultural, political, and economic situations and are a valuable asset to
every humanitarian assistance mission. Those trained in physical and human environment
geography can assess the natural landscape, environmental resources, and human-
environment interaction, providing useful information during humanitarian assistance or
disaster relief operations. The environmental engineer provides safe drinking water, improves
sanitary conditions, and mitigates adverse impacts of military operations. Finally, all Army
units rely on geospatial information to ensure accurate, successful planning and mission
execution. The ability to process multiple layers of data linked to an actual location on the
ground allows the mission planner to make the most informed decision, from road
construction to well digging, and route planning to crime stopping.
SUPPORTING MILITARY TRAINING -- During peacetime operations, leaders are
increasingly challenged to develop imaginative ways in which to provide tough, realistic
training while sustaining and improving the condition of our training areas. In preparing for
the unit’s wartime mission, a geographer’s understanding of contingency locations around
the world is useful in developing realistic training conditions. Environmental scientists and
engineers implement policies that support a broad range of environmental protection
regulations from resource management to hazardous waste disposal. Using modern
geospatial information sciences and techniques, the spatial distribution of key training area
resources, as well as potential hazards, are accurately recorded and analyzed.
Cadet Eugeen Yoon, Environmental Science, Class of 2018 briefs COL Read during Projects Day 2018
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DEPARTMENT OPPORTUNITIES
OVERVIEW
The Department offers some of the best undergraduate opportunities in the country
for the study of geography, geospatial information science, and environmental
science/engineering. Each Cadet's elective sequence, regardless of the program, is tailored
according to personal interests and abilities. Throughout the program of study, special
attention is focused on the analysis and evaluation of significant human-environment
problems. This theme permeates all aspects of the academic program.
The GIS Program is designated as an international “Center of Academic Excellence in Geospatial
Science” by the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) and the United States
Geological Survey (USGS). The GIS Program is accredited by the United States Geospatial
Intelligence Foundation (USGIF), and GIS faculty and cadets have earned internationally-
recognized awards from USGIF for projects and research.
College factual ranked our department as #2 for Top Geography and Cartography Colleges
in the US and top 10% of Environmental Engineering Programs in the US in 2018.
The Environmental Engineering Program is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation
Commission of ABET, www.abet.org.
OPPORTUNITIES FOR DEPARTMENT MAJORS
DEPARTMENT ACTIVITIES AND FACILITIES -- Our majors are integrated into a
variety of activities. Cadets are invited to attend lectures, seminars, and professional
discussions on a wide array of subjects. Department facilities include a specialized library, map
library, a geographic sciences laboratory, a geology laboratory, and environmental laboratories.
Academic and social events are held frequently so that students and faculty can continue the
interactive process of learning in a variety of forums.
INDIVIDUAL ADVANCED DEVELOPMENT -- The department sponsors an
outstanding summer intern program for approximately 75 upper-class Cadets as a part of
Cadet Summer Training. Cadets have the opportunity to work with agencies such as the Army
Environmental Center, Army Geospatial Center, National Geospatial Intelligence Agency,
Army Research Institute, Environmental Protection Agency, and Defense Intelligence
Agency. Cadet travel across the globe, including Africa, Central Asia, Southeast Asia, Middle
East, Latin America, and Antarctica. These programs offer unique opportunities for Cadets
to broaden their education while observing the critical contributions of their discipline at high
levels of government.
INDIVIDUAL RESEARCH -- Each semester a number of Cadets are selected to participate
in individually designed research and study programs on topics of special interest. Cadets and
a faculty sponsor design projects jointly. These research endeavors offer a unique opportunity
to excel in an area of academic interest and collaborations with U.S. Army Tank Automotive
Research Development (TARDEC), National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA), United
States Army Research, Development and Engineering Command (RDECOM) and others.
HONORS PROGRAMS -- Each of the department’s four majors offer an honors program
for qualified Cadets. Refer to the detailed program descriptions in this book and see your
academic counselor for the specific details for each honors program as well as entry standards.
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ACADEMIC AWARDS -- The Department recognizes its best Cadets through a number of
prestigious awards.
• The Congressional Medal of Honor Society Award is presented annually to a
member of the graduating class for excellence in geography.
• The Order of the Founders and Patriots of America Award is presented annually to
a member of the graduating class for excellence in environmental science or
engineering.
• The National Organization of the Ladies Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
United States Award is presented annually to a member of the graduating class for
excellence in the Environmental Engineering sequence.
• The Environmental Systems Research Institute Award is presented annually to a
member of the graduating class for excellence in geospatial information science.
• The BAE Systems Award for excellence in photogrammetry is presented annually
to a member of the graduating class for excellence in aerial photography and
photogrammetry.
These honors are presented at the annual graduation awards convocation to the Cadet in
each respective major with the highest grade point average in the elective program.
Class of 2018 Environmental Engineers
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Congressional Medal of Honor Society Award for Excellence in Geography
2018 – Brenden Ward
17 – Nahm Doug Kim 14- John Szott 11 – Alexander Keimach
16 – Ian Meyers 13 – Harrison Green 10 – Nicholas Lewis-Walls
15 – Michael Atkinson 12 – Matthew McGoffin 09 – Trey Wheeler
Order of Founders and Patriots of America Award for Excellence in
Environmental Science or Environmental Engineering
2018 – Ethan Grogan
17 – Hugh McConnell 14 – William Anderson 11 – Taylor Hirschey
16 – Nathaniel Pieringer 13 – Brett Krueger 10 - Nathaniel Sheehan
15 – Courtland Adams 12 – Bradey Potts 09 - Tyler Bott
National Organization of the Ladies Auxiliary VFW of the United States
Award for Excellence in the Environmental Engineering Sequence
2018 – Ethan Grogan
17 – Michael Clarion 14 – Caleb Johnson 11 – Kelly Macdonald
16 – Nathaniel Pieringer 13 – James Raab 10 - Margaret Fountain
15 – Courtland Adams 12 – Alexander Pagoulatos 09 - Trey Wheeler
Environmental Systems Research Institute Award for Excellence in
Geospatial Information Science
2018 – Claire Wang
17 – Jett Di Palma 14 – Mike Williams 11 – Augustin Paulo
16 – Rachel Wolfe 13 – Max Vandervort 10 – Nicholas Lewis-Walls
15 – Christian Eckhardt 12 – Hanna Burgess 09 – Nicholas Dieter
BAE Award for Excellence in Photogrammetry
2018 – Claire Wang
17 – Brendan Ward 14 – Pierce Wasdahl 11 – Rhys Hearn &
16 – Jett DiPalma 13 – Aaron Green Byron Plapp
15 – Christian Eckhardt 12 – Nick Bayer 10 – Augustin Paolo
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Center for the Study of Civil-Military Operations
Civilian Director: Mr. John Melkon
Military Director: COL Andrew Lohman
Distinguished Chair: LTG(R) Kenneth Hunzeker
Mission: To develop all West Point leaders so that they are prepared to employ an
understanding of Civil-Military Operations (CMO) within the framework of the broad
spectrum of challenges they will face in military service.
In today’s complex operating environments, regardless of the mission, military leaders will
find themselves working with a wide range of other actors solving complex problems. These
actors include U.S. government agencies (Dept. of State, USAID), host nation government
officials, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), international organizations like the UN,
multinational coalition partners, as well as local leaders and populations. The Center for the
Study of Civil-Military Operations (CSCMO) was founded in 2012 to help ensure that future
leaders and graduates of the Academy are prepared to face these challenges and work
collaboratively with these partners to develop appropriate solutions as members of a
cohesive team. To achieve its mission, the Center provides and enables numerous
opportunities for Cadets to learn and gain practical experience working with these partners
to provide a foundational understanding of civil-military operations. The Center
accomplishes these objectives by supporting classroom instruction through guest lectures,
hosting workshops and symposia, facilitating scholarship and research, and providing service
learning opportunities (AIADs). The Center has enabled Cadets to experience the realm of
civil military operations working with military commands, government agencies, and non-
governmental organizations in Washington D.C., Fort Bragg, Hawaii, Alaska as well as
internationally, with JFT-Bravo in Honduras, American University of Kosovo, NATO
headquarters in Brussels, and other commands in Italy, the Netherlands, Hungary and South
Africa. During the academic year, the Center hosts its annual Student Workshop on Civil
Military Operations, which in the past has focused on humanitarian assistance and disaster
response in the Philippines, Africa, and other locations, while the 2018 Workshop focused
on civil military cooperation in dense urban environments, with a focus on operations in
Iraq and Syria. The Center also sponsors a DCA Club – the Cadet Community on Civil
Military Operations (C3MO) – which participates with the ALLIES forum from Tufts and
other civilian universities, has attended the Association of the US Army (AUSA) annual
conference in Washington, D.C., and facilitated numerous community service projects,
including Habitat for Humanity as well as assisting local food banks. All of these efforts are
intended to provide opportunities and introduce Cadets to the myriad of actors and agencies
they can expect to work with once commissioned as leaders of character.
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SCOPE -- Our Geography, Environmental, and Geospatial Information Science programs
are designed to prepare Cadets for careers involving the observation, evaluation, and design
of human and physical systems in today's interdependent world. State of the art departmental
laboratory facilities support our programs.
OPTIONS -- Cadets desiring to complete a baseline program have four alternatives for a
major. Those who desire academic enrichment in the discipline and meet academic
requirements may apply to participate in an honors program in each of our four majors. The
program areas are:
Environmental Engineering
Environmental Science
Geography
Geospatial Information Science
CORE REQUIREMENTS -- You must complete or have received USMA credit for the 24
core courses as shown in the General Section of the USMA Academic Program (Redbook)
for your class. You must also fulfill the Information Technology core course requirement.
ENGINEERING SEQUENCE -- The 3-Course Environmental Engineering
Sequence is available to all Cadets. It focuses on current environmental issues and designing
viable, sustainable solutions to them. It offers an opportunity to learn and apply the
engineering design process in the natural world, within which social, political, cultural, and
economic considerations are critical factors in decision-making. The environmental
engineering sequence has three objectives:
• Have Cadets attain a fundamental appreciation of the most salient environmental
issues and their underlying causes and impacts on the natural environment.
• Provide Cadets with the ability to formulate and communicate practical engineering
solutions to important environmental problems.
• Teach Cadets to develop and apply viable engineering solutions that conform to
important economic, social, cultural, and political criteria.
The first course in the sequence, EV300 (Environmental Science), provides Cadets with a
broad understanding of what the term "environmental issues" encompasses and how
influences, especially human, cause changes in the balance of Earth’s natural and biological
cycles. The second course, EV350 (Environmental Engineering Technologies), builds on
the EV300 experience through the application of science-based engineered solutions to
common environmental issues. Finally, in EV450 (Environmental Engineering for
Community Development) Cadets learn to balance engineered solutions with economic,
social, political, and ecological considerations. By undertaking a semester long project to
improve the quality of life in a developing world community, Cadets learn decision-making
and policy development realities.
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GEOGRAPHY
Geography is the study of people, places,
and the environment and is an ideal major
for Cadets interested in the outdoors, global cultures,
and the natural world. More specifically, Geographers
examine spatial patterns, geographic processes, and natural
and human landscapes. Majoring in geography requires
persistent curiosity and inquiry into human-land-environment
interactions including an examination of how natural systems function, how physical
landscapes evolve, how human populations adapt, and how humans shape the environment.
Three tracks allow Cadets to explore geography through the major subfields of the discipline:
Human Geography, Physical Geography, or Human-Environment Interaction. The Human
Geography track provides a social science perspective that enables Cadets to explore cultural
diversity, population trends, and political, economic, and social systems from a global and
regional perspective. The Physical Geography track falls within the natural sciences and allows
Cadets to develop a greater depth of knowledge on the physical processes that shape the Earth.
The Human-Environment Geography track emphasizes the interaction between humans and
their environment by delineating the regional challenges inherent with environmental change
and natural hazards, identifying anthropogenic pressures on natural resources and the role
these resources play in economic wellbeing, and understanding the environments role in
regional instability. The major integrates the use of geographic skills such as computer
cartography, remote sensing, and geographic information systems. Geography is the ideal
discipline for an Army officer in a changing world.
POC: COL Andrew Lohman, WH5304, x2930, andrew.lohman@usma.edu
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
Environmental science is a broad, integrative,
science-based discipline that focuses on the
interrelationships between people and the environment.
Environmental scientists conduct investigations to analyze
these interrelationships and to identify, abate, or eliminate
human-caused pressures on the environment. The ultimate
goal of these investigations is to create a sustainable balance
between humans and the natural world that minimizes environmental degradation. This major
develops expertise into the processes that sustain our environment by expanding upon the
West Point core science education by adding studies in the natural sciences such as biology,
ecology, geology, and meteorology, and in the integrative studies of environmental decision-
making and environmental security. This broad academic background is excellent preparation
for challenges faced by a military leader who must balance resources and human requirements.
The program seeks to (1) enhance your curiosity about natural processes and your ability to
study such processes as a scientist and (2) deepen your knowledge of human influences on the
environment and foster evaluation of our individual and collective responsibilities as
environmental stewards. A pre-med track as well as an honors program are available.
POC: Dr. Michael Butkus, WH5303A, x2820, michael.butkus@usma.edu
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Environmental engineers face a range of issues
from disasters like air pollution from the 9/11
terrorist attack on the World Trade Towers or drinking
water contamination in Flint, MI. Environmental
engineers use chemical, biological, and physical processes to
engineer systems that address such issues. This discipline is
evolving to face new challenges resulting from rapid growth
in human population and technology. Environmental
engineers work in multidisciplinary teams to develop methods to combat global climate
change; find alternative sources of energy; and recover materials from discarded products.
Our program provides you with an active learning experience designed to develop your
knowledge of math, science, and engineering science and your ability to use this knowledge
to be an active problem solver for complex environmental issues. This skill has been
invaluable to our graduates in the Army as they work environmental projects around the
world and improve the welfare of their Soldiers. The Environmental Engineering Program
is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, www.abet.org.
POC: Dr. Michael Butkus, WH5303A, x2820, michael.butkus@usma.edu
GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION SCIENCE
Fundamental to understanding our environment and the geography of the
earth is our ability to locate, measure, and quantify geographic phenomena.
The Geospatial Information Science (GIS) Program integrates a multidisciplinary approach
where students increase their geographical knowledge in the context of spatial science for
military, environmental, and regional analysis. Cadets majoring in GIS will use cutting-edge
systems, hardware, and software to analyze, build, and create data (ABC-D) to definitively
model the Earth’s features and processes. Cadets develop expertise in subjects ranging from
Global Positioning System (GPS) surveying to remote sensing analysis (drones and satellite
imagery). The GIS curriculum enhances a cadet’s math, science, and geography foundation
with specialized courses in land surveying, cartography, photogrammetry, remote sensing,
and geographic information systems. This major has applicability for military officer’s
assigned to every branch, specifically those with missions that translate to both the civilian
and military sectors. Both sectors are placing an ever-increasing reliance on GIS capabilities
and expertise to support a myriad of social, economic, security and engineering challenges.
Cadets majoring in GIS receive a 3Y Space Activities Skill Identifier on their official military
record. Cadets who branch Corps of Engineers will qualify for the Geospatial Engineer Officer
Skill Identifier. Cadets majoring in GIS also qualify for the United States Geospatial
Intelligence Foundation’s Geospatial Intelligence Certificate. Cadets will also have the opportunity
to enroll in specialized AIADs with intelligence agencies and engineering research
laboratories, and potentially earn the Army Space Badge. The GIS Program is accredited by
the United States Geospatial Intelligence Foundation (USGIF), and GIS faculty and cadets
have earned internationally-recognized awards from USGIF for projects and research. The
GIS Program is designated as an international “Center of Academic Excellence in Geospatial
Science” by the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) and the United States
Geological Survey (USGS).
POC: LTC William Wright, WH5302, x2063, william.wright@usma.edu
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Human Geography Track (GEH0)
Physical Geography Track (GEP0)
Human Environment Geography Track (GEE0)
Geography Major w/ Honors (GE(H,P,E)0H)
CORE CURRICULUM AND ENGINEERING SEQUENCE
Complete the 24-course core curriculum
Complete a 3-course core engineering sequence, cadets in Physical and Human -
Environmental tracks automatically receive the Environmental Engineering CES
Complete one of the following courses:
Course # Course Title
CY305 Cyber Foundations
CY355 Cyber Foundations - Computing
FOUNDATION COURSES (ALL Tracks)
Complete the courses listed below for your track:
(H) Human
(P) Physical
(E) Human Environment
Course # Course Title H P E
EV303 Foundations in Geography X X X
EV365 Geography of Global Cultures X X X
EV367 Geography Research Methods X X X
EV398 Geographic Information Systems X X X
EV483 Colloquium in Geography X
EV486 Environment and Development X
REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY (HUMAN AND HUMAN ENVIRONMENT)
Complete one of the seven Regional Geography courses listed below:
Course # Course Title
EV371 Geography of Russia
EV372 Geography of Asia
EV373 Geography of Latin America
EV375 Geography of Africa
EV376 Geography of the Middle East
EV384 Geography of North America
EV386 Geography of Europe
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PHYSICAL)
(E) Human Environment Track - Complete one of the first four courses listed below:
(P) Physical Track - Complete three of the five courses listed below:
Course # Course Title
EV387 Meteorology
EV388a Physical Geology
EV388b Geomorphology
EV389b Climatology
EV391b Natural Hazards and Risk (Physical Track only)
GEOGRAPHY TOOLS AND LANDSCAPE ANALYSIS (HUMAN
ENVIRONMENT AND PHYSICAL)
Complete one of the three courses listed below for your track:
Course # Course Title E P
EV377 Remote Sensing X
EV390b Urban Geography X X
Principles of Land Use Planning and X X
EV391a Management
EV483 Colloquium in Geography X
HUMAN GEOGRAPHY ELECTIVES (HUMAN)
Complete one of the eleven courses listed below:
Course # Course Title
EV371 Geography of Russia
EV372 Geography of Asia
EV373 Geography of Latin America
EV375 Geography of Africa
EV376 Geography of the Middle East
EV384 Geography of North America
EV386 Geography of Europe
EV390b Urban Geography
EV391a Principles of Land Use Planning and Management
EV485 Special Topics in Geography & the Environment
EV489b Advanced Individual Study in Geography
GEOGRAPHY ELECTIVES (ALL)
(H) Human Track: Complete two of the courses indicated below:
(P) Physical Track: Complete one of the courses indicated below:
(E) Human Environment Track: Complete one of the courses indicated below:
Course # Course Title H P E
EV371 Geography of Russia X X X
EV372 Geography of Asia X X X
EV373 Geography of Latin America X X X
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EV375 Geography of Africa X X X
EV376 Geography of the Middle East X X X
EV377 Remote Sensing X X
EV378 Cartography X X
EV379 Photogrammetry X X X
EV380 Principles of Surveying X X
EV384 Geography of North America X X X
EV386 Geography of Europe X X X
EV387 Meteorology X X
EV388a Physical Geology X X
EV388b Geomorphology X X
EV389b Climatology X X
EV390b Urban Geography X X
EV391a Principles of Land Use Planning X X
and Management
EV391b Natural Hazards and Risk X X
EV394 Hydrogeology X
EV396 Environmental Biologic Systems X
EV397 Air Pollution Engineering X
EV471 Ecology X
EV477 Advanced Remote Sensing X X X
EV478 Geospatial Military Operations X X
EV483 Colloquium in Geography X
EV485 Special Topics in Geography & the X X X
Environment
EV486 Environment and Development X X
EV487 Environmental Security X
EV489b Advanced Individual Study in X X X
Geography
EV498 Advanced Geographic Information X X
Systems
HUMAN GEOGRAPHY COMPLEMENTARY SUPPORT COURSES
Select one of the twelve Focus Areas, and select three courses from the focus area
(See Page 45 for Complementary Support Courses):
Focus Area
Africa East, South, and Middle East
Southeast Asia
Behavioral Economic North America
Civil-Military Europe Politics & Military
Cultural Latin America Russia
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COURSES
Select three of the five Focus Areas, and select one course from each selected focus
area (See Page 50 for Complementary Support Courses):
Focus Area
Physical Science Philosophy/Sociology Math/Economics
Regional Global
PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY COMPLEMENTARY SUPPORT COURSES
Select three courses; see Page 51 for Complementary Support Courses
INTEGRATIVE EXPERIENCE
Complete the following course:
Course # Course Title
EV482 Military Geography
HONORS PROGRAM IN GEOGRAPHY
Cadets pursuing the honors program in Human Geography must meet the entry-level
requirement of having a 3.00 grade point average in the core curriculum, an APSC of at least
3.5 in the major, and approval by the Geography Program Director. Cadets approved for
participation in the honors program must complete the following courses:
Course # Course Title
EV480 Honors Seminar in Geography
EV489b Advanced Individual Study II
Note: These courses are not restricted to honors Cadets.
GEOGRAPHY OUTCOMES
GRADUATES WITH A MAJOR IN GEOGRAPHY SHOULD BE ABLE TO:
(1) Describe the development of geography and discuss the discipline’s unique place within the
social and natural sciences.
(2) Explain how geography connects both physical and human geographic principles in order to
understand the interactions between people and the natural environment.
(3) Explain the fundamental concepts (place, space, scale, location, region, landscape) and
theories that underlie modern thinking in geography.
(4) Explain the basic physical geography processes that affect human patterns & systems on the
earth’s surface.
(5) Demonstrate a basic competence in a technical skill of value to geographers, such as foreign
language, research methodologies, or geospatial technologies.
(6) Use geospatial information sciences to inform understanding of geographic issues.
(7) Identify global cultural patterns and processes and summarize the regional geography of at
least one world realm.
(8) Synthesize and apply knowledge of geography to better understand real world issues,
including, but not limited to, topics of concern to the Army.
(9) Conduct basic geographic research, analyze the findings, and professionally communicate
the results orally and in writing.
- 17 -GEOGRAPHY MINOR
Geography Minor (GEO0N)
The Geography minor consists of six courses
Three of these courses must be UNIQUE to the minor, meaning they do not count
toward the cadet’s major coursework
Complete the following courses:
Course # Course Title
EV203 Physical Geography
EV303 Foundations in Geography
EV365 Geography of Global Cultures
Complete three of the following courses:
Course # Course Title
EV367 Geographic Research Methods
EV371 Geography of Russia
EV372 Geography of Asia
EV373 Geography of Latin America
EV375 Geography of Africa
EV376 Geography of the Middle East
EV377 Remote Sensing
EV378 Cartography
EV379 Photogrammetry
EV380 Surveying
EV384 Geography of North America
EV386 Geography of Europe
EV387 Meteorology
EV388b Geomorphology
EV389b Climatology
EV390b Urban Geography
EV391a Principles of Land Use Planning and Management
EV391b Natural Hazards and Risk
EV398 Geographic Information Systems
EV477 Advanced Remote Sensing
EV478 Geospatial Military Operations
EV483 Colloquium in Geography
EV485 Special Topics in Geography & the Environment
EV486 Environment and Development
EV487 Environmental Security
EV489b Advanced Individual Study in Geography
EV498 Advanced Geographic Information Systems
- 18 -ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
Environmental Science Major (ESC1)
Environmental Science Major with Honors (ESC1H)
CORE CURRICULUM AND ENGINEERING SEQUENCE
Complete the 24-course core curriculum, Cadets must complete CH102 Chemistry II
as their Science Depth course for this major.
Complete the Environmental Engineering Sequence
Complete one of the following courses:
Course # Course Title
CY305 Cyber Foundations
CY355 Cyber Foundations - Computing
FOUNDATION COURSES
Complete the three courses listed below:
Course # Course Title
EV310 Aquatic Science
EV388a Physical Geology
EV471 Ecology
ATMOSPHERE COURSE
Complete one of the following courses:
Course # Course Title
EV387 Meteorology
EV389b Climatology
TOOLS ELECTIVE
Complete one of the three courses listed below:
Course # Course Title
CH387 Human Physiology
EV377 Remote Sensing
EV398 Geographic Information Systems
- 19 -DEPTH ELECTIVES
Complete two of the seven courses listed below:
Course # Course Title
CH383 Organic Chemistry I
CH384 Organic Chemistry II
EV391a Land Use Planning and Management
EV391b Natural Hazards and Risk
EV396 Environmental Biological Systems
EV398 Geographic Information Systems
XS391 Principles and Applications of Environmental Chemistry
FIELD ELECTIVE
Complete two of the following courses:
Course # Course Title
CH383 Organic Chemistry I
CH384 Organic Chemistry II
CH385 Introduction to Cell Biology
CH387 Human Physiology
CH388 Genetics
CH457 Microbiology
CH460 Human Anatomy
CH473 Biochemistry
CH481 Physical Chemistry I
DS350 Persuasive Communications
EM381 Engineering Economy
EV371 Geography of Russia
EV372 Geography of Asia
EV373 Geography of Latin America
EV375 Geography of Africa
EV376 Geography of Middle East
EV377 Remote Sensing
EV378 Cartography
EV380 Surveying
EV384 Geography of North America
EV386 Geography of Europe
EV387 Meteorology
EV388b Geomorphology
EV390b Urban Geography
EV391a Principles of Land Use Planning and Management
EV391b Natural Hazards and Risk
EV394 Hydrogeology/Hydraulic Systems
EV396 Environmental Biological Systems
EV397 Air Pollution Engineering
- 20 -EV398 Geographic Information Systems
EV482 Military Geography
EV489a Advanced Individual Study I
LW473 Environmental Law
LW481 International Law
MA363 Vector Calculus and Ordinary Differential Equations
MA366 Applied Engineering Math
MA376 Applied Statistics
MA391 Mathematical Modeling
MA396 Numerical Methods for the Solution of Differential Equations
MA476 Mathematical Statistics
PL396 Science Network Analysis for Public Policy
PY386 Philosophy of Science
SS381 Cultural/Political Anthropology
SS387 Public Finance
SS485 Politics and Development of Sub-Saharan Africa
XS391 Principles and Applications of Environmental Chemistry
COMPLEMENTARY SUPPORT COURSES
Complete the following course:
Course # Course Title
EV365 Geography of Global Cultures
Complete one of the following two courses:
Course # Course Title
CH275 Biology
CH375 Advanced Biology
Complete one of the following six courses:
Course # Course Title
CH457 Microbiology
CH473 Biochemistry
MA205 Calculus II
MA376 Applied Statistics
PH206 Physics II
PH256 Advanced Physics II
INTEGRATIVE EXPERIENCE
Complete the following course:
Course # Course Title
EV487 Environmental Security
- 21 -HONORS PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
Cadets pursuing the honors program will complete two additional courses: 1) EV489A
(Advanced Individual Study), and 2) an additional course from the field electives list. Cadets also
must graduate with an APSC of at least 3.0 in the USMA core curriculum and an APSC of at
least 3.5 in the major.
REQUIRED COURSES
Course # Course Title
EV489a Advanced Individual Study I
XXXXX One course from the Field Electives list
Cadets and Ms. Quell conduct fieldwork for EV471, Ecology.
Cadets in EV401, Physical and Chemical Treatment conduct the Dirtman Challenge – a
tracer test on a miniature water treatment plant.
- 22 -ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
Environmental Engineering Major (EVE1)
Environmental Engineering Major with Honors (EVE1H)
CORE CURRICULUM AND ENGINEERING SEQUENCE:
Complete the 24-course core curriculum
Complete CH102 as Science Depth
• Complete one of the following courses:
Course # Course Title
CY305 Cyber Foundations
CY355 Cyber Foundations - Computing
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING REQUIRED COURSES
Complete the following nine courses:
Course # Course Title
EV301 Environmental Science for Engineers and Scientists
EV394 Hydrogeology/Hydraulic Systems
EV396 Environmental Biological Systems
EV397 Air Pollution Engineering
EV401 Physical and Chemical Treatment
EV402 Biochemical Treatment
EV481 Water Resources Planning and Design
EV488 Solid and Hazardous Waste Treatment and Remediation
XS391 Principles and Applications of Environmental Chemistry
• Complete one of the following courses:
Course # Course Title
CE380 Hydrology/Hydraulic Design
EE301 Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering
EM381 Engineering Economy
EV398 Geographic Information Systems
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING FIELD ELECTIVES
Choose two electives from the ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING FIELD
ELECTIVES list. The sum of the Engineering Topics (ET) credits for the three chosen
field electives must total 6 or greater. Courses may not overlap with required courses.
Course # Course Title Prerequisite ET
CE350 Infrastructure Engineering none 3.0
CE371 Soil Mechanics/Foundation Eng MA206 (Co-Req: MC364) 3.5
- 23 -MA206, MC300 (Co-Req:
CE380 Hydrology and Hydraulic Design 3.5
MC311)
CE450 Construction Management CE350, MC300 3.0
CE472 Adv. Soil Mechanics CE371 3.0
CH362 Mass and Energy Balances CH102 3.5
CH363 Separation Processes CH362 3.5
CH364 Chemical Reaction Engineering CH362 3.5
EE301 Fund.of Electrical Engineering MA366 waiver & Co-Req PH206 3.5
EE377 Electrical Power Engineering EE301 3.0
EM381 Engineering Economy (waiver – MA366) 3.0
EM411 Project Management none 3.5
EV380 Surveying none 3.0
EV398 Geographical Information Systems EV203 3.0
EV489A Advanced Individual Study I none 3.0
EV489B Advanced Individual Study II EV480, EV489A 3.0
EV498 Adv. Geo Information Systems EV398 3.0
MC300 Fund. of Eng. Mechanics and Design PH205 3.0
MC312 Thermal-Fluid Systems II MC311 3.0
MC364 Mechanics of Materials MC300 3.5
MC380 Engineering Materials CH102, MC364 3.5
ME370 Computer Aided Design MA205, ME201 3.0
ME472 Energy Conversions Systems MC311 3.0
ME480 Heat Transfer MC311, MA366 3.5
SE301 Foundational Eng. Design MA206 3.0
SE385 Decision Analysis MA206, SE301 3.0
XE442 Alternative Energy Engineering EE301 3.0
GENERAL ELECTIVES
• Choose one elective from the list below OR one more from the Field Elective list.
Course # Course Title Prerequisite
CH275 Biology CH101
CH375 Advanced Biology CH101 & Co-req CH102
CH383 Organic Chemistry I CH102
DS350 Persuasive Communications
EV377 Remote Sensing
EV378 Cartography IT105, EV203
EV387 Meteorology EV203
EV388a Physical Geology EV203
EV388b Geomorphology EV203
EV391a Land Use Planning and Mgmt EV203
EV391b Natural Hazards & Risk EV203
- 24 -EV399a Geology Field Course EV203
EV450 EV Eng for Community Dev. EV350
EV482 Military Geography EV203
LW473 Environmental Law
LW481 International Law
MA376 Applied Statistics MA206
MA386 Intro to Numerical Analysis Waiver MA366, IT105
MA391 Mathematical Modeling Waiver MA366, Co-req MA206
MA488 Special Topics in Mathematics
PY329 Topics in Ethics
PY350 Philosophy of Science Co-req PY201
SE375 Statistics for Engineers MA206
COMPLEMENTARY SUPPORT COURSES
Complete one of the following courses: (Cadets who take MA104 will take MA366.
Cadet who take MA255 will take MA365.)
Course # Course Title
MA365 Advanced Math for Engineers/Scientists
MA366 Applied Engineering Math
Complete one of the following courses:
Course # Course Title
PH206 Physics II
PH256 Advanced Physics II
Complete the following course:
Course # Course Title
MC311 Thermal-Fluid Systems I
INTEGRATIVE EXPERIENCE
Complete the following courses:
Course # Course Title
EV490 Environmental Engineering Design
EV491 Advanced Environmental Engineering Design
HONORS PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
Cadets pursuing the honors program must complete Advanced Individual Studies I
(EV489a) and attain an APSC of at least 3.0 in the USMA core curriculum and an APSC of at
least 3.5 in the major.
REQUIRED COURSES
Course # Course Title
EV489a Advanced Individual Study I
- 25 -GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION SCIENCE
Geospatial Information Science Major (GIS)
Geospatial Information Science Major with Honors (GIS1H)
- All Cadets that major in GIS earn the 3Y Space Force Enhancement Skill Identifier.
- To earn the USGIF Certification, Cadets must take Surveying and Photogrammetry.
- GIS majors are eligible for the W2 Skill Identifier ONLY if they branch Engineers.
CORE CURRICULUM AND ENGINEERING SEQUENCE
Complete the 24-course core curriculum
Complete any 3-course core engineering sequence
Complete one of the following courses:
Course # Course Title
CY305 Cyber Foundations
CY355 Cyber Foundations - Computing
FOUNDATION COURSES
Complete the courses listed below:
Course # Course Title
EV377 Remote Sensing
EV378 Cartography
EV398 Geographic Information Systems
EV477 Advanced Remote Sensing
EV478 Geospatial Military Operations
EV498 Advanced Geographic Information Systems
SPATIAL DATA ACQUISITION ELECTIVES
Complete one of the two courses listed below:
Course # Course Title
EV379 Photogrammetry
EV380 Surveying
REGIONAL STUDIES ELECTIVES
Complete one of the thirteen courses listed below:
Course # Course Title
EV371 Geography of Russia
EV372 Geography of Asia
EV373 Geography of Latin America
EV375 Geography of Africa
EV376 Geography of the Middle East
EV384 Geography of North America
- 26 -EV386 Geography of Europe
SS372 Politics and Government of China
SS374 Politics and Government of Koreas and Japan
SS375 Government and Politics of Russia and Neighbors
SS377 Politics and Government of Europe
SS383 Politics and Government – Middle East
SS384 Politics and Government – Latin America
ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS ELECTIVES
Complete one of the eleven courses listed below
Course # Course Title
EV300 Environmental Science
EV388a Physical Geology
EV388b Geomorphology
EV389b Climatology
EV390b Urban Geography
EV391a Land Use Planning and Management
EV391b Natural Hazards and Risk
EV397 Air Pollution Engineering
EV379 Photogrammetry
EV380 Surveying
EV481 Water Resources Planning and Design
COMPLEMENTARY SUPPORT COURSES
Take the following course:
Course # Course Title
EV365 Geography of Global Cultures
Complete two of the following courses:
Course # Course Title
CE350 Infrastructure Engineering
CE371 Soil Mechanics
CE380 Hydrology/Hydraulic Design
IT393 Database Systems
EV387 Meteorology
EV388a Physical Geology
EV388b Geomorphology
EV391B Natural Hazards and Risk
EV471 Ecology
EV487 Environmental Security
IT383 User Interface Development
MA366 Applied Engineering Math
MA383 Foundations of Math
- 27 -ME370 Computer Aided Design
PL377 Social Inequality
PL393 Criminology / Criminal Justice System
SE301 Introduction to Engineering Design
SE370 Computer Aided Systems Engineering
SP471 Astronautics
SP472 Space Physics
SS381 Cultural / Political Anthropology
SS464 Homeland Security
SS465 Terrorism: New Challenges
INTEGRATIVE EXPERIENCE
Complete the following course:
Course # Course Title
EV482 Military Geography
HONORS PROGRAM IN GIS
Cadets pursuing the honors program in Geospatial Information Science must meet the
entry-level requirement of having a 3.00 grade point average in the core curriculum, an APSC
of at least 3.5 in the major, and approval by the GIS Program Director. Cadets approved for
participation in the honors program must complete one of the following tracks of two courses:
Course # Course Title
EV489a Advanced Individual Study I
EV489b Advanced Individual Study II
OR
Course # Course Title
EV489a Advanced Individual Study I
One course from the Regional Studies or
EV___
Environmental/Data Acquisition Electives list
Cadet Jacob Marchillo ’18 briefs BG Jebb in the Geovisualization lab
during Project Day 2018.
- 28 -ACADEMIC COUNSELORS FOR AY 19-20
PROGRAM PROGRAM COUNSELOR OFFICE PHONE
Environmental Engineering and
CPT Martinez WH5416 4855
Environmental Science
Geography MAJ E. Dzwonczyk WH5318 4400
Geospatial Information Science CPT Merzi WH5316 3986
COURSE DIRECTORS FOR AY 19-20
COURSE TITLE DIRECTOR OFFICE PHONE
EV203 Physical Geography LTC Ridgeway WH5411 3161
EV300 Environmental Science MAJ Bier WH5315 3938
Environmental Science for
EV301 LTC Wallen WH5320 4653
Engineers and Scientists
EV303 Foundations in Geography Dr. Malinowski WH5323 4673
EV310 Aquatic Science Dr. Baker WH5324 5024
Environmental Engineering
EV350 LTC Wallen WH5320 4658
Technologies
Geography of Global
EV365 COL Lohman WH5304 2930
Cultures
EV367 Geographic Research Methods LTC Fuhriman WH5317 4035
EV371 Geography of Russia Dr. Wolfel WH4330 8798
EV372 Geography of Asia Dr. Malinowski WH5323 4673
EV373 Geography of Latin America LTC Ridgeway WH5411 3161
EV375 Geography of Africa Mr Melkon WH5332 5126
Geography of the Middle
EV376 Mr Melon WH5304 2930
East
EV377 Remote Sensing LTC Wright WH5302 2063
EV378 Cartography CPT Merzi WH5316 3986
EV379 Photogrammetry Dr. O’Banion WH5412 2326
EV380 Principles of Surveying Dr. O’Banion WH5412 2326
EV384 Geography of North America COL Read WH6000 2472
Introduction to
EV385 CPT Plante WH5416 0124
Environmental Engineering
EV386 Geography of Europe COL Read WH4330 8798
EV387 Meteorology MAJ Nixon WH5322 0207
- 29 -COURSE TITLE DIRECTOR OFFICE PHONE
EV388a Physical Geology LTC Kimball WH5415 5421
EV388b Geomorphology CPT Leydet WH5319 3042
EV389b Climatology Dr. Kalkstein WH4326 3403
EV390b Urban Geography Dr. Wolfel WH4330 8798
Principles of Land Use
EV391a MAJ E. Dzwonczyk WH5318 4400
Planning and Management
EV391b Hazards and Risk CPT Ouellette WH5416 3093
EV394 Hydrogeology Dr. Butkus WH5303 2820
Environmental Biological
EV396 MAJ Murray WH5413
Systems
EV397 Air Pollution Engineering COL Dacunto WH6001 5287
Geographic Information
EV398 LTC Wright WH5302 2063
Systems
Physical and Chemical
EV401 CPT Sheehan WH5400 3509
Treatment
EV402 Biochemical Treatment CPT Plante WH5416 0124
Environmental Engineering
EV450 CPT Martinez WH5416 4855
for Community Development
EV471 Ecology CPT Ouellette WH5400 3093
EV477 Advanced Remote Sensing LTC Wright WH5302 2063
Military Geospatial
EV478 LTC Oxendine WH5303 4354
Operations
Honors Seminar in
EV480 COL Lohman WH5304 2930
Geography
Water Resources Planning
EV481 LTC Raby WH5410 2679
and Design
EV482 Military Geography LTC Fuhriman WH5314 4035
EV483 Colloquium in Geography Dr. Malinowski WH5323 4673
Special Topics in Geography
EV485 COL Lohman WH5304 2930
& the Environment
Environment and
EV486 MAJ J. Dzwonczyk WH6006 4135
Development
EV487 Environmental Security LTC Kimball WH6001 2472
Solid and Hazardous Waste
EV488 Dr. Butkus WH5303 2820
Treatment and Remediation
EV489a Advanced Individual Study I Dr. Butkus WH5303 2820
EV489b Advanced Individual Study II Dr. Butkus WH5303 2820
- 30 -COURSE TITLE DIRECTOR OFFICE PHONE
Environmental Engineering
EV490 COL Dacunto WH6001 5287
Design
Advanced Environmental
EV491 COL Dacunto WH6001 5287
Engineering Design
Advanced Geographic
EV498 LTC Oxendine WH5303 4354
Information Systems
Principles of Environmental
XS391 Dr. Butkus WH5303 2820
Engineering
Cadet Jack Young checks out the boiler at Wheelabrator Westchester for EV301,
Environmental Science for Engineers and Scientists
Cadets visit The Solaire, a Smart Growth Building, in New York City as part of EV391a
Principles of Land Use Planning and Management.
- 31 -COURSE OFFERINGS
Course # Course Title 191 192 201 202 211 212
EV203 Physical Geography X X X X X X
EV300 Environmental Science X X X
Environmental Science for
EV301 X X X X X X
Engineers and Scientists
EV303 Foundations in Geography X X X
EV310 Water Science X X
Environmental Engineering
EV350 X X X
Technologies
EV365 Geography of Global Cultures X X X X X X
EV367 Geographic Research Methods X X X
EV371 Geography of Russia X X
EV372 Geography of Asia X X X
EV373 Geography of Latin America X X X
EV375 Geography of Africa X X X
EV376 Geography of the Middle East X X X
EV377 Remote Sensing X X X X X X
EV378 Cartography X X X
EV379 Photogrammetry X X X
EV380 Principles of Surveying X X X
EV384 Geography of North America X X X
Introduction to Environmental
EV385 X X X
Engineering
EV386 Geography of Europe X X X
EV387 Meteorology X X X
EV388a Physical Geology X X X X X X
EV388b Geomorphology X X X
EV389b Climatology X X X
EV390b Urban Geography X X X
Land Use Planning and
EV391a X X X
Management
EV391b Natural Hazards and Risk X X X
EV394 Hydrogeology/Hydraulic Systems X X X
EV396 Environmental Biological Systems X X X X X X
EV397 Air Pollution Engineering X X X
EV398 Geographic Information Systems X X X X X X
EV401 Physical and Chemical Treatment X X X
EV402 Biochemical Treatment X X X
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