GEOG 305Fluvial Geomorphology
- Units
- 0.50
- Faculty
- Environment
When it runs
- F24
- W25
- S25
- F25
- W26
- S26
- F26
- W27
- S27
Ran in 3 of the last 7 terms. Winter 2027: not on the schedule. Spring 2027: schedule not out yet.
Emphasis on concepts related to fluvial processes, river mechanics, the relationship between environmental change and river regime. Selected topics include fluvial processes and landscape formation, flow and sediment regimes, channel processes, form and behaviour, river response to natural and anthropogenic change, and river management.
Prerequisites
- Complete 1 of the following
- Must have completed the following:
- GEOG205 - Landscape Dynamics (0.50)
- Complete all of the following
- Students must be in level 2A or higher
- Enrolled in H-Environmental Sciences - Water Science Specialization
- Must have completed the following:
Antirequisites
None listed.
Leads to
Fall 2026 sections
| Section | Class | Enrolled | Meets |
|---|---|---|---|
| LEC 001 | 8436 | 101 / 125 | Th 12:30–14:20 |
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I loved this course it's super cool if you are into hydrology/ water science. The lectures can feel kind of long, but the textbook is very interesting. Follow the study guide and make sure you can answer every question, you will get at least an 80 on the midterms and exam.
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If you read the study guides you will do well on the tests. The tests are very fair, the assignments can be tedious but are very interesting.
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