California State University-Fullerton
I currently teach introductory geology topics in a Geological Sciences department as well as engineering in a Civil Engineering department. My background is in hydrology/environmental engineering, specifically modeling and parameter estimation of subsurface contaminant sources. Recent courses include: Physical Geology, Earth and Space Science for Teachers, Women in Engineering, Surface Water Hydrology, Surveying and Mapping Computer Applications, and Engineering Geology.
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Runoff Generation from Varying Land Surfaces part of Integrate:Workshops:Engineering, Sustainability, and the Geosciences:Activities
Experimental lab activity and lesson exploring runoff generation from different types of land surfaces.
Geology for Engineers part of Integrate:Workshops:Engineering, Sustainability, and the Geosciences:Courses
This is a lecture-based course designed to provide an broad introduction to geologic concepts and processes for engineers with no previous exposure to geology. Students complete a series of analytic assignments related to the topics covered in lecture and research a California geologic hazard topic to present to the rest of the class.
Navigating an Ersatz Dichotomy (Science vs Engineering) part of Integrate:Workshops:Engineering, Sustainability, and the Geosciences:Essays
Freddi-Jo Bruschke, Geological Science, California State University-Fullerton Everyone attending this workshop already believes in integration of geosciences and engineering for students in both disciplines, and ...