Dear
Colleagues,
We
are once again offering GEOL-G 122, Introduction to Atmospheric Science:
Weather and Climate, in Fall Term 2014. This course has been very well
received, with Dr. Kirkpatrick receiving high marks from his students. We
appreciate your sharing this with students who are interested in Atmospheric
Science, Geological Sciences, or are simply seeking a great (and relevant)
course to fulfill COLL (CASE) N&M Breadth of Inquiry. Please note
that this course is duplicate credit for GEOG-G 109, Weather and Climate.
GEOL-G
122 Introduction to Atmospheric Science: Weather and Climate
Monday
and Wednesday, 11:15 a.m. - 12:05 p.m.
Select
one time for Wednesday afternoon lab:
12:20
- 2:15 p.m.
2:30
- 4:25 p.m.
4:40
- 6:35 p.m.
Course
Description:
GEOL-G
122 is an introduction to weather, climate, and the atmosphere. Topics
include clouds and storms, climate change, weather forecasting, and severe
weather including tornadoes and hurricanes. Students will conduct lab
experiments to learn about fundamental atmospheric properties, and will take
measurements of current weather conditions using the same instruments and
methods of professionals in the field.
Credit
given for only one of GEOL-G 122 or GEOG-G 109.
For
a previous syllabus, visit:
For
more information, contact Dr. Cody Kirkpatrick (codykirk@indiana.edu) or visit:
Sincerely,
Carlin
Carlin
C. Schrag
Academic
Advisor
College
of Arts and Sciences
To
schedule an appointment, access my calendar in StarNet:
