GEOS 543  Environmental Science Concepts

CONTENT:  Provides students a fundamental understanding of the inter-relationship between the science and technical disciplines that contribute to our understanding of the environment as a whole. Students are exposed to the unique challenges facing environmental scientists, both from a practitioner and researcher perspective. Students learn to utilize their discipline-specific background in conjunction with an understanding of the roles and impacts of other disciplines to solve environmental problems.   Prerequisite:  Graduate Student standing, introductory courses in geography and/or biology, and permission of the instructor.     3 hours.

OFFERED:  On Demand - check departmental schedules for offerings.

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This course is offered as an Directed Seminar course. Contact Dr. John All in the Department of Geography and Geology for more information.

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This page last updated on 4/1/09.