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Engineering Sciences 162: Hydrology and Environmental Geomechanics

Hydrology and Environmental Geomechanics James R. Rice Study of water as a critical resource and as a factor in Earth surface and near-surface processes. Focus on development of relevant mechanics and physics. Hydrologic cycle, surface and groundwater...

EPS 161: Planetary Physics and Global Tectonics: Planetary Physics and Global Tectonics

Planetary Physics and Global Tectonics Richard J. O'Connell Study of the physics and tectonic processes that govern the properties and evolution of the Earth and other planets. Covers: properties of planets and their interiors; plate tectonics on the...

EPS 134: Global Warming Debates: The Reading Course

Global Warming Debates: The Reading Course Peter John Huybers and Eli Tziperman The atmospheric carbon dioxide concentration is now the highest it has been in at least 800,000 years, raising concerns regarding possible future climate changes. This seminar...

EPS 133: Atmospheric Chemistry

Atmospheric Chemistry Daniel J. Jacob Physical and chemical processes determining the composition of the atmosphere and its implications for climate, ecosystems, and human welfare. Construction of atmospheric composition models. Atmospheric transport...

EPS 132: Introduction to Meteorology and Climate

Introduction to Meteorology and Climate Brian F. Farrell Physical concepts necessary to understand atmospheric structure and motion. Phenomena studied include the formation of clouds and precipitation, solar and terrestrial radiation, dynamical balance of...

EPS 131: Introduction to Physical Oceanography and Climate

Introduction to Physical Oceanography and Climate Eli Tziperman Basic observations and theoretical understanding of ocean phenomena from local surface beach waves to the effects of the oceans on global climate. Observations and dynamics of ocean waves...

EPS 121: Terrestrial Planets

Terrestrial Planets Sarah Stewart-Mukhopadhyay The physical and chemical processes that influence the initial condition, evolution, and current state of terrestrial planets, focusing on the comparative evolution of Venus, Earth, Mars, and large moons...

The Missing Matlab Course: An Introduction to Programming and Data Analysis

An Introduction to Programming and Data Analysis Miaki Ishii

E-PSCI 56: Earth and Planetary Sciences 56

Geobiology and the History of Life David T. Johnston and Andrew H. Knoll Within our solar system, Earth is distinguished as the planet with life. Life was born of planetary processes, has been sustained for some four billion years by planetary processes...

E-PSCI 56: Earth and Planetary Sciences 56

Geobiology and the History of Life David T. Johnston and Andrew H. Knoll Within our solar system, Earth is distinguished as the planet with life. Life was born of planetary processes, has been sustained for some four billion years by planetary processes...

EPS 51: Introduction to Planetary Materials and Earth Resources

Introduction to Planetary Materials and Earth Resources Stein Jacobsen & Eugenia Hyung A comprehensive introduction to how the principles of mineralogy, phase equilibria, and the compositions of terrestrial and extraterrestrial materials are used to...

EPS 22: The Fluid Earth Oceans, Atmosphere, Climate & Environment

The Fluid Earth Oceans, Atmosphere, Climate & Environment Peter Huybers Introduces students to the fluid Earth, emphasizing Earth's weather and climate, the carbon cycle, and global environmental change. Course begins with the physical concepts necessary...