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Coastal processes and coastal management (CPCM) 30 credit, year three option

Coastal processes and coastal management (CPCM) 30 credit, year three option. The aims of the course are to: - provide an advanced knowledge and understanding of coastal processes and landform evolution,

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Coastal processes and coastal management (CPCM) 30 credit, year three option

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  1. Coastal processes and coastal management (CPCM) 30 credit, year three option • The aims of the course are to: • - provide an advanced knowledge and understanding of coastal processes and landform evolution, • - develop a critical awareness and understanding of coastal hazards and methods of coastal protection, • - develop an appreciation of current issues, conflicts and debates regarding coastal management.

  2. CPCM COURSE ORGANISATION: COURSE CONVENOR Dr. C. A. Moses, Room Arts C 257; X 7037; c.moses@sussex.ac.uk -INTRODUCTION TO THE COURSE - MODULE I OCEANIC PROCESSES - MODULE II COASTAL EROSION PROCESSES AND LANDFORMS • MODULE III COASTAL DEPOSITIONAL ENVIRONMENTS I: NON-COHESIVE SEDIMENTS • MODULE IV COASTAL DEPOSITIONAL ENVIRONMENTS II: COHESIVE SEDIMENTS AND CORAL REEFS - MODULE V HAZARDS AND MANAGEMENT OF THE BRITISH COAST

  3. CPCM teaching modes: • Fieldwork • Lectures • Workshops

  4. CPCM assessment modes: • 2 x field based exercises (2000, 1000; 25%) • 1 x extended essay (4000 words; 50%)

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