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Physics 107-Introduction to Meterology (4)
Course Description: Physics of Earth’s atmosphere. Topics include the physical basis for temperature, wind generation, atmospheric circulation, humidity, adiabatic processes, cloud formation, cyclone development, precipitation, and storm growth. Other topics include the variety of storms and their effects, satellite imaging, and air pollution and its possible effect on global temperature change. 4 lectures. Prerequisite: Passing score on the ELM examination for MATH 116 eligibility, or an ELM exemption, or MATH 104.
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- Textbook: Meteorology Today, Author: Ahrens
- Reference: Study Guide
- Office Hours: Don't wait until you are in trouble in
the class. When you don't understand, ask! If you cannot get to
office hours for some reason, contact your instructor after class or
by email to set up a time to meet - or just stop by the office.
- Learning Center: Walk-in help center for lower division
science and math courses. Located in Building 52, Room A03. Staffed by
professors and physics majors. Stop by the Physics Department or click
here for the
current Learning Center hours.
- Posted Solutions and Hints: Selected problem hints
and/or solutions will be posted on the bulletin boards just outside
52-E22.
- Private Tutoring: Some physics majors can be hired to tutor
lower
division courses. Inquire in the physics' lounge in Building 52, Room E25, or stop
by the Physics Department for a current "Private Tutoring" list.
- Suggested Link for Online Studing
at Prentice
Hall
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Last Updated: 11/7/06
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