MAJORS AND HONOURS (B.SC. Programme)

Majors — First and second years — Geography 111AB, 211AB, Mathematics
111AB, one of Biology 111AB, Chemistry 111AB. Mathematics 211AB and two
additional courses in Science in second year.

Honours — First and second years — Second class standing in Geography 111B,
211B. Pass standings in Mathematics 111AB and one of Biology 111AB, Chemistry
111AB. Mathematics 211AB and two additional courses in Science in second year.

COURSES OFFERED

Geography 111A — INTRODUCTION TO GEOGRAPHY

An introduction and general survey of the major fields and viewpoints of Geo-
graphy. Detailed descriptions and analyses of processes and features of selected
aspects of Physical Geography — landforms and climate.

(3-1-1-3)

Geography 111B — INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN GEOGRAPHY
An introductory study of problems and concepts in Human Geography. Population

and settlement and the associated human activities in rural and urban areas.
PREREQUISITE: Geography 111A.

(3-1-1-3)
Geography 150A — AN INTRODUCTION TO ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY

(For Technology students only.) A systematic study of the major determinants of
economic activity — energy, natural resources, transportation, population.

(2-2-0-0)
Geography 150B — ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY
(For Technology students only.) A descriptive and analytical study of selected ex-

amples of economic activity and regional economics.
PREREQUISITE: Geography 150A.

(2-2-0-0)
Geography 211A — INTRODUCTION TO ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY

The bases of economic activity: energy and natural resources. (Not offered in the
1966/67 academic year.)

(3-1-0-3)

Geography 211B — ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY
The geography of economic activity: local, regional and world distribution.
PREREQUISITE: Geography 211A (Not offered in the 1966/67 academic year.)

(3-1-0-3)

History

J. A. Munro, B.A., M.A. (U.B.C.)
D. E. Wick, M.A. (CANTAB.), F.L.A., College Librarian

GENERAL INFORMATION

Students who intend to specialize in History are advised to include in their pro-
gramme some of the course offerings in Economics, Geography and Sociology.

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