1991-1993 Catalog - Catalogs - West Virginia University

3. The 12-credit hours in each cluster must include courses taken in at least threedepartments. Two four-credit courses and one three-credit course may be substitutedin lieu of 12 credit hours.4. Advanced Air Force ROTC students may substitute AFROTC 105 and 106 forPsych. 1 and 164, respectively. They may also substitute both AFROTC 107 and 108for a total of three hours of approved Political Science. This statement pertains to AirForce ROTC only. No equivalent agreement exists with the Army ROTC.5. Several University-approved LSP courses have not been listed as College ofMineral and Energy Resources approved LSP courses. If students from other collegesor schools who have taken these courses transfer into the College of Mineral andEnergy Resources, these courses may be considered by the departments and theProvost and Vice President for Academic Affairs for inclusion as College of Mineraland Energy Resources approved LSP courses on a case-by-case basis.6. Courses listed as independent study or special topics (i.e., those courses forwhich a full course description is not given) are not listed as College of Mineral andEnergy Resources-approved LSP courses. These courses will also be individuallyconsidered by the departments and the Provost and Vice President for AcademicAffairs for inclusion as College of Mineral and Energy Resources approved LSPcourses on a case-by-case basis.Please note that not all University-approved LSP courses in humanities andsocial sciences departments are included in the College of Mineral and EnergyResources LSP list.Liberal Studies Program Courses Not Approvedby the College of Mineral and Energy ResourcesLSP Cluster A:English 30Landscape Architecture 112Philosophy 106Math. 161, 125Any foreign language unless two semesters of the same language are successfullycompleted.Contact your advisor for other restrictions.LSP Cluster B:Communication Studies 134, 135Geography 2Resource Management 1Sociology and Anthropology 7, 137, 152, 162Recreation and Parks 43Contact your advisor for other restrictions.CurriculaThe first two years of instruction are very similar in the programs. During thisperiod, the student is given a thorough grounding in mathematics, geology, physics,and chemistry. During the third and fourth years, the student is given instruction in theengineering sciences as well as in professional subjects. Also, studies in the humanitiesare continued, with the student being permitted to elect a reasonable proportion ofthe subjects to be studied.The mineral and energy resources programs offer professional and generalelectives at both the lower- and upper-division levels to all students in the areas ofmineral and energy economics, mineral resources appraisal and exploration, design ofmineral process operations, and models of mineral commodity markets.266 College of Mineral and Energy Resources