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TIDEWATER COMMUNITY COLLEGE NORFOLK CAMPUS *Monday 2:30 PM ' 5:15 PM (Stoughton*)[GOL111-L03N] Wednesday 9:30 AM ' 12:15 PM (Eggleston)[GOL111-L05N] 2:*3*0 PM ' *5*:*1*5 PM (Stought*on*)[GOL111-L06N] TRIPS: *Boat - M*ANDATORY,dates TBA, leave from Little Creek NAB, sign-up in lab *Beach - *MANDATORY,dates Sat or Sun, Mar. 28 or 29, Ocean View Beach, sign-up in lab *THESE TRIPS ARE A REQUIRED PART OF THE COURSE* * Mandy Stoughton* ' Lab Instructor (tcstoum@tcc.edu) Office: Andrews Bldg., Room 1413 315 Granby Street, Norfolk Office Hours: Posted on Office Door and Available on the Course Phone: (Office - Voice Mail) 822-1549 Oceanography: An Invitation to Marine Science, 6th* edition ,Garrison, *ISBN-13: 9780495113447 / ISBN-10: 0495113447 *Laboratory Exercises in Oceanography ,3rd* edition, Pipkin et al.,ISBN-10: 0716737426 *Scantron Forms 882-E (available in the vending machine on the 1st* floor of the Andrews Building) , calculator Students can buy the ebook and individual echapters at a discount. Should students require technical assistance, please contact *iChapters Support at https://www.ichapters.com/market/support.html*. An online, four-credit Oceanography course that, if completed with a grade of C or better, may transfer to a four-year institution as satisfying the first semester degree-requirement for a laboratory science course. Geology 111 is an instructional and investigational course designed for all Oceanography students. The overall objectives of the course extend beyond the specific content of the text and laboratory. By participating in Geology 111, the student will: (1) Learn and understand important oceanographic facts, principles, and concepts. (2) Observe and measure oceanographic phenomena by carrying out laboratory and field work using the scientific method. (3) Develop an awareness of the impact of Marine Science on all aspects of life. (4) Improve study skills. (5) Develop and practice critical and...