Course name: tectonic geology experiment
English name: tectoI don't know
Course no. 1506
Total course hours: 90
Total laboratory time: 34
Experimental week: 2
Number of pilot projects launched: 16
Total course credits: 4
Experimental credits: 2
Author-in-chief of this outline: zhu weinbin, discharge love
I. Elective pedagogic objectives and basic requirements
This experimental course, which could be called tectonic geography, will enable students to acquire basic tectonic geography, learn to measure, directly or indirectly, the shape of the floor, calculate the thickness of the layer, read geological maps, prepare high-line maps such as tectonic profiles, and basic methods for studying tectonic geographies using a polar-small projection。
Ii. Content and distribution of hours of the experimental course
Iii. Pedagogical approach and evaluation requirements
Using a combination of theory and practice, the pilot course promotes the mastery of basic tectonic geography and seeks to achieve significant pedagogical results. Experimental teaching is conducted using modern means such as computer simulations and multimedia presentations. Examination: final examination, 60 per cent; experimental and inter-curricular training, 20 per cent; regular classroom questioning, 20 per cent。
Iv. Experimental materials, reference books
(i) experimental materials:
Zhou hong and luhua, editor-in-chief, tectonic geology principles pilot course, nanjing university press, 1998。
(ii) references:
1 ragan d. M. 1973, strucural geology-an introdical to geometric technologies, 2en., john wiley.
Two, bilings m. P., 1972, standard, prentice-hall, ine.
3 ho sau-hoon, " the tectonic geology " , geological press, 1979。
4. Gross soundness, " a clean projection of geological formation analysis " , guizhou people's press, 1981。
5 xu kaily, editor-in-chief, zhu zhisheng, 1989, tectonic geology (second edition), geological press。
6 zhu zhisheng, editor-in-chief, song honglin, 1990, tectonic geology, china university of geology press。
7 editor-in-chief, yang xiaobing, 2001, general science of earth, zhejiang university press。
