Structure of the Earth

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This course offered by Classuser.com provides an advanced and comprehensive understanding of the structure of the Earth and the major theories that explain how the planet operates. Students will explore key geological theories such as Continental Drift, Isostasy, Plate Tectonics, and Sea-Floor Spreading, along with the evidence, causes, criticisms, and significance of each. The course also introduces learners to the major Earth systems—the atmosphere, hydrosphere, biosphere, and geosphere—and examines how these systems interact to influence global processes and environmental conditions.

Through Classuser.com, students will further develop a strong grasp of the internal and external forces that shape the Earth’s major landforms. These include volcanoes, earthquakes, fold and block mountains, rift valleys, faults, desert landforms, rivers, coastal features, and karst landscapes. The course covers erosion, deposition, weathering, mass wasting, wave action, tides, and river processes in detail, ensuring learners understand how landscapes evolve over time. By the end of the course, students will be able to explain, analyze, and interpret geological and geomorphological processes with confidence.

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What Will You Learn?

  • 1. Demonstrate an Advanced understanding of concepts and theories explaining the structure of the Earth and the interactions of earth systems
  • 1.1. Describe the theories (Continental drift, isostacy and plate tectonics) that explain the gross structure of the earth’s surface (Continents, oceans, seas, ocean ridges, Ocean trenches, Islands etc.
  • 1.2. Describe the interactions among the major earth systems (atmosphere, biosphere, hydrosphere, geosphere)
  • 2. Demonstrate an understanding of the forces responsible for formation of the major relief features of the Earth
  • 2.1. Describe the internal forces responsible for the formation of the Earths major relief features (Volcanoes, block mountains, fold mountains, earth quakes, faults, rift valleys, depressions/basin)

Course Content

Describe the theories (Continental drift, isostacy and plate tectonics) that explain the gross structure of the earth’s surface(Continents,oceans,seas,ocean ridges, Ocean trenches, Islands etc.

  • Understand the concept of landforms
  • Understand the statement of continental Drifting theory
  • Understand the causes of Continental Drifting theory
  • Understand the evidences of the Continental Drifting theory
  • Understand the criticism of the Continental Drifting theory
  • Understand the Impacts of the Continental Drifting theory
  • Understand the importance of the Continental Drifting theory
  • Understand the statement of Isostacy theory
  • Understand the importance of Isostacy theory
  • Understand the statement of the plate tectonics theory
  • Understand the causes of the plate tectonics theory
  • Understand types of the types of plate boundary
  • Understand the landforms produced from plate tectonics theory
  • Understand evidences supporting plate tectonics theory
  • Understand the importance of studying plate tectonics theory
  • Understand the concept of the sea floor spreading
  • Understanding the evidences of the sea floor spreading theory

Describe the interactions among the major earth systems (atmosphere, biosphere, hydrosphere, geosphere)

Describe the internal forces responsible for the formation of the Earths major relief features (Volcanoes, block mountains, fold mountains, earth quakes, faults, rift valleys, depressions/basin)

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