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1 APGO Knowledge Requirements Note: The APGO Registration Committee has final discretion regarding acceptance of educational units (courses). For inquiries regarding the acceptance of a particular course, please contact the Registrar and provide the course particulars. Note: Ontario professional geoscientists are not registered into streams or specialities. Applicants may take courses in any of the three streams of Geology, Environmental Geoscience, and. However, please note that the stream has specific requirements to be met as noted in this self-assessment tool. 1A - Compulsory Foundation Science * (Total 3 EUs - 1 in each area required) *NOTE: Courses for sections 1A and 1B must be from 1st year or higher university level and acceptable for credit towards a degree in science, applied science or engineering. Introductory geoscience is not included in the EU count as it is anticipated that this course would have been required for admission to year 2 core geoscience courses. Math (Calculus) Math (Calculus) Math (Calculus) 1A Select Subject 1.0 Add 1A CHEM Remove 1A Math (Calculus) MATH Remove 1A PHYS Remove Total EU: 3 / 3 1B - Additional Foundation Science * (Total 6 EUs - No more than 2 EUs in any of the six subject areas) *NOTE: Courses for sections 1A and 1B must be from 1st year or higher university level and acceptable for credit towards a degree in science, applied science or engineering. Introductory geoscience is not included in the EU count as it is anticipated that this course would have been required for admission to year 2 core geoscience courses. Biology Computer Programming Mathematics Statistics Biology * Computer Programming Mathematics Statistics Biology Computer Programming Mathematics Statistics 1 of , 8:04 PM

2 1B Select Subject 1.0 Add 1B Biology BIOL Remove 1B Computer Programming CIS 1500* 1.0 Remove 1B CHEM Remove *Note that for EGG you only need one of MATH 1210 and CIS 1500, but both are needed in APGO. 1B Mathematics MATH 1210* 1.0 Remove 1B PHYS Remove 1B Statistics GEOG Remove Total EU: 6 / 6 2A - Compulsory Foundation Geoscience (Total 4 EUs - 1 in each area required) *NOTE: Introductory geoscience is not included in the EU count as it is anticipated that this course would have been required for admission to year 2 core geoscience courses. For sections 2A, 2B or 2C the courses must be at a second year university level or higher and acceptable for science credit toward a degree in science, applied science or engineering. Mineralogy & Petrology Sedimentation & Stratigraphy Mineralogy & Petrology Sedimentation & Stratigraphy Mineralogy & Petrology Sedimentation & Stratigraphy 2A Select Subject 1.0 Add 2A GEOG Remove 2A Sedimentation & Stratigraphy ENVS2400 maybe GEOG 4150* 1.0 Remove 2A Mineralogy & Petrology *ATHABASCA 200* 1.0 Remove 2A *ATHABASCA 319* 1.0 Remove Total EU: 4 / 4 Athabasca isn't the only place to offer these courses. AND these courses are not needed for you to graduate BSc EGG. You could complete these courses while you are a GIT --> Before taking courses like this it is worthwhile to check whether they are accepted by APGO 2B - Additional Foundation Geoscience (Total 5 EUs - Geology and Environmental Science require a minimum of 1 and at most 2 from each sub-group, but no more than one in each subject; requires 1 EU from 5 of the geophysics sub-groups). Sub-groups are separated by thick black line. *NOTE: Introductory geoscience is not included in the EU count as it is anticipated that this course would have been required for admission to year 2 core geoscience courses. For sections 2A, 2B or 2C the courses must be at a second year university level or higher and acceptable for science credit toward a degree in science, applied science or engineering. 2 of , 8:04 PM

3 Digital Signal Processing Igneous Petrology Metamorphic Petrology Sedimentary Petrology Sedimentology Glacial Geology / Hydrogeology / Engineering Geology / Soil Science Glacial Geology Global / of the Earth Seismology / Seismic Methods Exploration Radiometrics / Gravity & Magnetics Electrical & Electromagnetic Methods Note: Ontario professional geoscientists are not registered into streams or specialities. Applicants may take courses in any of the three streams of Geology, Environmental Geoscience, and. However, please note that the stream has specific requirements to be met as noted in the self-assesment tool. To pick a course from a particular Stream, select the Stream first and then select the course from the Subject drop-down box. Group Stream Subject Course Code EU You can select courses from any stream (Env Geosciences is shown below) This could be GEOGLOGY Stream 2B Select Stream 1.0 Add 2B Environmental Geoscience GEOG Remove 2B Environmental Geoscience / Soil Science 2B Environmental Geoscience Hydrogeology / GEOG Remove GEOG Remove 2B Environmental Geoscience ENVS 3040, ENVS 3080, ENVS 3150, ENVS B Environmental Geoscience Hydrogeology / Total EU: 5 / Remove ENVS 3060? ENVS 3150? 1.0 Remove I am uncertain about these offerings 2C - Other Geoscience (Minimum Total 9 EUs)(9 EUs must be from the EUs list or must be at a second year university level or higher and acceptable for science credit toward a degree in science, applied science or engineering and relevant to geoscience. Introductory geoscience is not included in the EU count as it is anticipated that this course would have been required for admission to year 2 core geoscience courses.) (Extra courses not used in 2A and 2B can be used in 2C. Advanced courses in these topics can also be used. No one single EU course can be used to cover more than one requirement.) The three broad streams of specialization in geoscience (geology, environmental geoscience and geophysics) embrace distinct knowledge sets that are important to geoscientists in each stream, and collectively comprise the particular knowledge base necessary for proper and appropriate practice. Note: Ontario professional geoscientists are not registered into streams or specialities. Applicants may take courses in any of the three streams of Geology, Environmental Geoscience, and. However, please note that the stream has specific requirements to be met as noted in the self-assessment tool. To pick a course from a particular Stream, select the Stream first and then select the course from the Subject drop-down box. Note: The course lists noted below are not exhaustive. Should you have completed and passed a university course which is at a second year university level or higher and acceptable for science credit toward a degree in science, applied science or engineering and relevant to geoscience and which is not listed below, please enter the course in the Other EUs section below. 3 of , 8:04 PM

4 Within each subject area are listed possible courses that could be used to satisfy the geoscience knowledge requirements. Within each subject area are listed possible courses that could be used to satisfy the geoscience knowledge requirements. Within each subject area are listed possible courses that could be used to satisfy the geoscience knowledge requirements. Blue highlight = courses in EGG Major Req'ts Note: EUs must be chosen from at least 4 of the boldfaced subject areas below. Communication Thesis Technical Writing Earth Systems Climatology Meteorology Oceanography Earth Systems Environmental Hydrogeology Environmental Geology Limnogeology Biogeochemistry Exploration Environmental Isotope Aqueous Quaternary Geology Pedology of the Earth Exploration Applied Environmental Geotechnical Natural Hazards Engineering Geology Soil Mechanics Rock Mechanics Mineralogy Crystallography X-ray Crystallography Optical Mineralogy Analytical Methods Paleontology Micropaleontology Palynology Paleobiology Petrology Igneous Petrology Volcanology Metamorphic Petrology Sedimentary Petrology Quantitative Analysis Communication Thesis Technical Writing Earth Systems Climatology Meteorology Oceanography Paleoenvironmental Studies Paleoclimatology Paleoecology Paleobiology Environmental Assessment Environmental Assessment Environmental Isotope Aqueous Biogeochemistry Atmospheric Low temperature /Surficial Natural Hazards Quaternary Geology Pedology Glaciology Environmental Exploration Applied Geotechnical Engineering Geology Soil Mechanics Rock Mechanics Resource Geotechnics / Hydrogeology Contaminant Transport Hydrogeology Fluid Mechanics Mineralogy / Petrology Crystallography X-Ray Crystallography Analytical Methods Paleontology Micropaleontology Paleobiology Palynology Applied Math/ Calculus Computer Controlled Instrumentation Condensed Matter Continuum Mechanics Digital Signal Processing Electromagnetic Theory Electronics for Scientists Fluid Dynamics Fluid Flow in Porous Media Geostatistics Integral Transforms Linear Algebra Mathematical Numerical Methods / Computing Optics Partial Differential Equations Signal Analysis Vector & Tensor Analysis Communication Thesis Technical Writing Earth & Planetary Geoscience Geomagnetism / Paleomagnetism Global Tectonics Global Fundamental Math/ Complex Analysis Differential Equations Electricity & Magnetism Mechanics Thermodynamics Vibrations, Waves & Optics Geology Igneous Petrology Metamorphic Petrology Sedimentary Petrology Tectonics Geophysical Methods & Interpretation Analytical Methods Marine Electrical & Electromagnetic Methods Gravity & Magnetics Seismology Radiometrics Rock Properties / Rock Seismic Interpretation Modern Modern 4 of , 8:04 PM

5 Geostatistics Computer Applications in Geosciences Geographic Information Systems Regional Geology Geology of Canada Geology of North America Air photo Interpretation Resource Geology Economic Geology Mineral Deposits Geology Ore Petrology Coal Geology Petroleum Geology Industrial Minerals Sedimentology Chemical Sedimentology Clastic Sedimentology Carbonate Sedimentology Glacial Geology Stratigraphy Historical Geology Sequence Stratigraphy Stratigraphic Paleontology Geochronology Structure Global Tectonics Tectonics Quantitative Analysis Geostatistics Computer Applications in Geosciences Geographic Information Systems Regional Geology Geology of Canada Geology of North America Air photo Interpretation Resource Geology Economic Geology Mineral Deposits Geology Ore Petrology Coal Geology Petroleum Geology Industrial Minerals Sedimentology Chemical Sedimentology Clastic Sedimentology Carbonate Sedimentology Glacial Geology Limnogeology Stratigraphy Historical Geology Sequence Stratigraphy Stratigraphic Paleontology Geochronology Structure Global Tectonics Tectonics Near Surface Geoscience Environmental Geographic Information Systems Glacial / Quaternary Geology Regional Geology Geology of Canada Geology of North America Resource Gesocience Fluid Flow in Porous Media Hydrogeology / Mineral Deposits Geology Petroleum Geology Reservoir Engineering Well Log Analysis This section should not be an issue for an EGG Major Group Stream Subject Course Code EU 2C Environmental Geoscience Thesis GEOG Add 2C Environmental Geoscience Paleoclimatology GEOG Remove 2C Environmental Geoscience Paleoenvironmental Studies GEOG Remove 2C Environmental Geoscience GEOG Remove 2C Environmental Geoscience Geographic Information Systems GEOG Remove 2C Environmental Geoscience Technical Writing GEOG Remove 2C Environmental Geoscience Computer Applications in Geosciences GEOG Remove 2C Environmental Geoscience GEOG Remove 2C Environmental Geoscience Geographic Information Systems GEOG Remove 2C Environmental Geoscience Quaternary Geology ENVS Remove Total EU: 9 / 9 Should you have completed and passed a university course which is at a second year university level or higher and acceptable for science credit toward a degree in science, applied science or engineering and relevant to geoscience and which is not listed in 2C, but which you wish to have considered as part of the fulfilment of the Knowledge Requirements, please enter the course in the Other EUs 5 of , 8:04 PM

6 section below. Please indicate the Stream, the Course Title, the Course Code, and the number of EUs requested for each entry. Other EUs: Other courses that could count in the above (2c) section. Any of the following ENVS courses not used in section 2a, 2b or 2c ENVS 3040; ENVS 3060; ENVS 3080; ENVS 3150; ENVS 3190; ENVS 4320; ENVS 4390 GEOG Courses that could count GEOG 4150; GEOG 2210; GEOG 3020; GEOG > BECAUSE these courses count toward your EGG degree. Should you have further information concerning courses, course selections, or any other information pertaining to fulfilment of the Knowledge Requirements that you would like the Registrar/Registration Committee to consider, please enter this information in the Notes section. Notes: Print Copyright 2015 MPower Technologies Inc. Privacy Policy 6 of , 8:04 PM