Course:
ESCI 107:
Required Text:
Meteorology Today, by C. Donald Ahrens, 8th edition
Class Notes: Class
notes and resourses will be made available
online.
References:
Meteorology (fifth edition), by Moran and
Morgan
A World of Weather, Fundamentals of Meteorology
(second edition) by Nese and Grenci
The online guide (ww2010): http://ww2010.atmos.uiuc.edu
Course Description:
The course is a study of the Earth's
atmosphere with emphasis on the physical
and dynamical processes that control its
behavior. Atmospheric structure, energy
budget, cloud formation and types, moisture,
circulation systems, thunderstorms, severe
weather, and hurricanes will be covered
in this course.
Course Format:
This course is completely web-based.
There will be no face-to-face meetings.
All course materials, including the quizzes
and exams, can be accessed on-line. Even
though this is a web-based course, please
do not hesitate to call me if you have any
questions.
Course:
ESCI 109:
Required Text:
There is no Textbook for this lab. All
resources are included within the Online
course.
Class Notes: Class
notes and resourses will be made available
online.
Course Format:
This course is completely web-based.
There will be no face-to-face meetings.
All course materials, including the quizzes
and exams, can be accessed on-line. Even
though this is a web-based course, please
do not hesitate to call me if you have any
questions. Also, I will be available
for individual meetings.
Course:
ESCI 245:
Required Text: None. Please see the packet
sent by mail which includes articles and
other handouts.
Class notes: Class notes and resourses
will be made available online.
References:
Air Quality by Thad Godish.
Our Changing Planet, An Introduction to Earth System
Science and Global Environmental Change by Fred T.
Mackenzie.
Global Environmental Change, Its Nature and Impact
by John J. Hidore.
Global Environmental Change, Past, Present, and Future
by Karl K. Tureki.
Understanding Weather and Climate by Edward Aguado
and James E. Burt.
Course Description: A study of environmental
change from a global, national, regional,
and local prespectives. All aspects of
natural and anthropogenic causes will be
discussed. Potential impacts of environmental
change will be investigated. In addition
aspects of air pollutants, air quality,
and related issues will be discussed.
Course Format: This course is completely
web-based. There will be no face-to-face
meetings. All course materials, including
the quizzes and exams, can be accessed
on-line. Even though this is a web-based
course, please do not hesitate to call
me if you have any questions. Also, I will
be available for individual meetings.
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