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UG Course - General

All geography students are required to take these two introductory courses:

GRM 1023 Resources, Society and Environment *
GRM 1024 Geoinformatics and Information Technology *
GRM 3024 Special Topics in Geography and Resource Management I
GRM 3025 Special Topics in Geography and Resource Management II

*: Required course


GRM 1023 Resources, Society and Environment


This serves as an introductory course to first year geography students, integrating the various aspects of human and physical geography. It focuses on key issues related to resources, society and environment. A problem-oriented approach will be adopted, with a balanced emphasis between theory and practice. Case studies related to everyday life will be examined to highlight the integrative nature of selected local, regional and global problems, as well as the need of a multidisciplinary approach to their solutions.

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GRM 1024 Geoinformatics and Information Technology


This course introduces recent development in geoinformatics and information technology. It discusses the background and use of internet in geographical studies. It also discusses the nature of spatial data, methods to acquire them, techniques for interpretation and analysis; and presentation of spatial information using geoinformatics technologies, in particular geographic information systems and remote sensing.

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GRM 3024 Special Topics in Geography and Resource Management I


This course provides an in-depth analysis of specific topics in geography, resource utilization and management that are not covered in other courses offered by the Department. The topics selected are of usually great significance to the sustainability of mankind. The content of the course will vary with the instructor. Important topics will include the theoretical background of the geographical and resource management issues concerned, geographical analysis using the latest geographical techniques, evaluation of resource availability and scarcity, optimal resource utilization and management.

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GRM 3025 Special Topics in Geography and Resource Management II

Same as GRM3024.

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