ENGINEERING FACULTY / GEOLOGICAL ENGINEERING / JEO3007 -

Contents Of The Courses in a weekly Period

Week 
Subjects 
Sources 
1Definitions, history of the petrography, the general structure of the earth, petrographic study methods.[1] s. 1-9
2Definition of magma and magmatic rock, magma formation, physical and chemical properties of magma, magma evolution.[1] s. 10-28; [2] s. 3-7; [3] s. 61-67.
3Crystallization stages of magma, location and occurrence types in nature.[1] s. 29-55; [2] s. 10-19; [3] s. 8-32.
4Structural and textural properties of igneous rocks, classification of igneous rocks.[1] s. 56-80; [3] s. 39-44, 67-76; [4] s. 8-18, 40-56.
5Laboratory examination of hand samples of igneous rocks.[5] s. 25-67.
6Identification and naming of igneous rocks, systematic igneous petrography.[1] s. 81-120; [3] s. 45-59.
7Examination of igneous rocks (plutonic) thin sections under polarizing microscope in the laboratory.[6] s. 110-170.
8Examination of igneous rocks (volcanic) thin sections under polarizing microscope in the laboratory.[6] s. 110-170.
9Definition, boundaries and types of metamorphism.[3] s. 353-356; [4] s. 466-471.
10The factors causing metamorphism and metamorphic processes.[7] s. 1-36; [8] s. 3-12.
11Nomenclature and classification of metamorphic rocks, structural and textural properties.[3] s. 357-374; [4] s. 472-480; [7] s. 66-95; [8] s. 13-24.
12Laboratory examination of hand samples of metamorphic rocks.[5] s. 105-130.
13Examination of metamorphic rocks thin sections under polarizing microscope in the laboratory.[7] s. 70-87.
14Examination of metamorphic rocks thin sections under polarizing microscope in the laboratory.[7] s. 70-87.