29 courses with the subject ECS, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
ECS 101Dynamic Earth1.0
Introduction to the dynamic processes that shape the Earth and the environment and their impact upon society. Volcanoes, earthquakes, seafloor spreading, floods, landslides, groundwater, seashores and geohazards. Emphasis on examining the lines of inductive and deductive reasoning, quantitati
The science of climate change, including the factors that control the Earth's climate system, the methods used to study climate variations, the nature of climate models and prediction scenarios, the changes of the Earth's climate through time, and the evidence that modern-day climate change i Co-Requisites - 5 Courses All three of the following are required: Math 111L Chem 101 Physics 141 or 121L Choose two from the following: Math 112L Chem 201 or 210 Physics 142 or 122 Biology 201 or Biology 202 or Biology 207 Statistics 101 or 199 CompSci 101 or EGR 103 Experiential Course - 1 Course In these courses, students will have one-on-one interactions with our faculty, learn through hands-on exercises, and engage in field-, laboratory- and/or computer-based explorations of earth and climate sciences. Choose one of the following:
Electives - 7 Courses Choose seven courses to meet the following criteria: One course must be selected from each subject area (Earth Science Area; Climate Science Area) One course may be selected from the Field Course List (in addition to the one-course Field Course requirement) Up to two courses may be substituted from related areas of science, mathematics or engineering, with DUS approval Any ECS course 200 level or above can count toward the electives that's not being used in a different area.
A.B. in Earth & Climate Sciences The A.B. in Earth and Climate Sciences is best suited for students who wish to understand local and global earth and climate sciences in support of careers in government, environmental sciences, policy or economics, environmental law, and environmental health. A minimum of fourteen courses is Gateway Course - 1 Course Choose one from the following:
ENERGY 572- Impact Evaluation of Energy and Development ENERGY 579- Climate Tech Startups and Investors ENERGY 588- Introduction to Solar Project Development ENERGY 716: Modeling for Energy Systems ENERGY 711: Energy and the Environment ENERGY 630: Transportation and Energy ENERGY 631: Energy Technology and Environmental Impacts ENERGY 635: Energy Economics and Policy ENERGY 716: Modeling for Energy Systems
