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General geography [ LGEO1111 ]

4.0 crédits ECTS 30.0 h + 30.0 h 2q

Teacher(s)	van Wesemael Bas ; De Keersmaecker Marie-Laurence ;
Language	French
Place of the course	Louvain-la-Neuve
Main themes	The course tackles three themes that are used to illustrate the more important geographic theories and models . The first theme concerns the use of geographic space and its measurement, the systematic principles of the environment, the evolution of ecosystems and their degradation. The second theme concerns techniques for the analysis of geographic space with respect to ecological problems. This includes theories that relate to population and natural resource use. The third theme covers the present day macro-geographical organisation of space. The course is completed by practical exercises that introduce the student to fundamental geographic tools (maps, aerial photos, satellite images, statistical data, cadastral data) as well as to field techniques.
Aims	The course is an introduction to the analysis of geographic space. From this perspective, it comprises, in addition to the basic elements of human geography, a more ecological approach that takes account of the relationships between people and their environment.
Other information	Evaluation: written examination and evaluation of practical works. Support: overhead transparencies written by the teachers
Cycle et année d'étude	> Bachelor in Geography : General > Bachelor in Psychology and Education: General > Bachelor in Information and Communication > Bachelor in Philosophy > Bachelor in Engineering : Architecture > Bachelor in Computer Science > Bachelor in Economics and Management > Bachelor in Motor skills : General > Bachelor in Human and Social Sciences > Bachelor in Sociology and Anthropology > Bachelor in Political Sciences: General > Bachelor in Mathematics > Bachelor in Biomedicine > Bachelor in Engineering > Bachelor in Physics > Bachelor in Pharmacy > Bachelor in Religious Studies > Bachelor in Chemistry > Bachelor in History of Art and Archaeology : General > Bachelor in History
Faculty or entity in charge	> GEOG

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