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Classes meet in Room 116 Aiken from 10:10-11:00 MWF.
Lecture
and Reading Schedule
Dates are approximate.
| Dates | Topics | Readings in Mitsch and Gosselink (2000) |
| 17-26 Jan. | Introduction and overview (definition, delineation and classification of wetlands, wetland origin and distribution, wetlands as elements in landscapes) | Chps. 1-4, 21 |
| 24 Jan.-21 Feb. | The wetland environment (hydrology, soils, biogeochemistry) | Chp. 5-6 |
| 23 Feb.- 5 March |
Plant and animal adaptations to wetlands | Chp. 7 |
| 7 March- 4 April |
Wetlands as wildlife and fish habitat | None- outside readings and websites |
| 6-20 April | Survey of wetland types | Chps. 9-15 |
| 23 -25 April | Wetland values and human impacts | Chps. 16, 17 (first part) |
| 25 April-2 May | Wetland regulations, management and restoration | Chp. 17 (second part), 20 |
Exam Schedule
The timing of the final is fixed; changes in the other two may be
negotiated.
| Date | Topics |
| 2 March | All
subjects covered in rows 1-2 above (overview, hydrology, soils,
biogeochemistry), and plant adaptations (row 3, in part) |
| 12 April | Animal adaptations, wildlife and fish (rows 3- 4),
salt marshes |
| 10 May (8-11 am)- the Final | All topics, but ~75% of the exam will be on the last third of the class (wetland types not covered in Exam 2; wetland values, impacts, regulations, management, and restoration; rows 5-7) |
Project Schedule
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| Date | Task Completed |
| 16, 23
February |
Meet
with
TechCats for lessons on web site construction |
| 21
March |
First
third of web site due |
| 7 April | Second third of web site due |
| 21 April | Final third of web site due |