Course ID: | GEOG 4730/6730. 3 hours. |
Course Title: | Geography of China |
Course Description: | The physical and human geography of contemporary China. Emphasis is on modernization and development of agriculture, industry, and transportation within the context of China's resource base and large population. |
Oasis Title: | Geography of China |
Prerequisite: | GEOG 1101 or permission of department |
Semester Course Offered: | Not offered on a regular basis. |
Grading System: | A-F (Traditional) |
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Course Objectives: | The physical and human geography of contemporary China is studied. Emphasis is on
modernization and development of agriculture, industry, and transportation within
the context of China's resource base and large population.
This course meets the following General Education Abilities by accomplishing the
specific learning objectives listed below:
Critical Thinking is central to the learning objectives of this class, and is
developed through homework assignments, lecture, classroom discussion, and inquiry-
based learning efforts. |
Topical Outline: | The physical and human geography of contemporary China is studied. Emphasis is on
modernization and development of agriculture, industry, and transportation within
the context of China's resource base and large population.
China: The Asian Powerhouse
The Peoples of China – Regional Cultures
The Physical Features of China
Traditional Agriculture in China
Agricultural Modernization
Industrial China
The Emerging Economic Powerhouse
Rural Cultures in China
Urbanization in China
Transportation Network
China’s Natural Resources
China’s Population Control Efforts
China in the 21st Century |