Introduction To Geology

What you'll learn
Explain what geology is, how it integrates other sciences, and how it differs from other scientific disciplines.
Describe why studying Earth matters and summarize major types of work geologists do (resources, hazards, water, construction, education).
Distinguish minerals from rocks, and outline how igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rocks form at a basic level.
Interpret geological time using standard notation (ka, Ma, Ga) and relate "deep time" to slow processes producing large Earth changes
Requirements
You do not need previous experience
Description
This course contains the use of artificial intelligence. However, AI was used only to support early drafting; all final content was thoroughly reviewed and edited by the instructor.Geology is the science that helps us understand how Earth works, how it has changed through time, and why those changes matter in everyday life. In a clear and beginner-friendly way, you will explore the materials that make up our planet and the processes that shape landscapes.You will learn the basic difference between minerals and rocks. Through simple explanations and real examples, you will start to recognize common rocks and understand what they can tell us about past environments.The course also introduces Earth's internal structure and the essentials of plate tectonics. Finally, you will practice thinking in "deep time" using easy geological time notation (Ma, Ga) to understand how very slow processes can produce enormous results.You'll also see how geology connects to other sciences and how geologists use evidence, hypotheses, and testable predictions to explain Earth processes. You will understand why studying Earth matters for resources and for reducing risks from hazards like earthquakes and volcanoes.You'll learn key geology vocabulary and concepts step by step, so you can follow future lessons confidently and understand the basic story told by rocks and Earth processes.This course is designed for complete beginners, students, and anyone curious about the planet we live on.
This course is aimed at introductory learners (general-education students or early undergraduates) who want a broad foundation in physical geology, including what geology studies, why studying Earth matters, what geologists do, and core concepts like minerals vs. rocks, Earth's internal structure and plate tectonics, and how to think in "deep time" using geologic time notation.
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