ENVI.5500 Earth System Science

Id: 042120 Credits: 3-3

Description

ENVI.5500 explores a broad range of Earth science disciplines, with a focus on active research areas in each field. Core concepts and research tools from atmospheric science, hydrology, ecology, and geochemistry are reviewed and discussed within the context of major research thrusts. Emphasis will be placed on Earth system changes occurring since the start of the Anthropocene, including those related to climate change, nutrient cycling, land use change, and coastal processes.

Prerequisites

MATH.1310 Calculus I, and PHYS.1410 Physics I.

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