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EOS350: Understanding the Oceans

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Earth and Ocean Sciences
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EOS350 course__EOS110 EOS110 / EOS350 Understanding the Oceans course__EOS230 EOS230 / GEOG230 course__EOS110->course__EOS230 course__EOS261 EOS261 course__EOS110->course__EOS261 course__EOS312 EOS312 course__EOS110->course__EOS312 course__GEOG209 GEOG209 course__EOS110->course__GEOG209 course__GEOG272 GEOG272 course__EOS110->course__GEOG272

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  • Minimum second-year standing

Earth and Ocean Sciences

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300-level

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Description

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Provides an interdisciplinary introduction to oceanography, with a focus on societally relevant issues, and use of technology to explore the ocean. Topics may include earthquakes and tsunamis, ocean pollution, deoxygenation, ocean acidification, marine conservation and climate change. Introduces community engagement and science communication in an oceanography context.

Supplemental Notes

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  • Credit will be granted for only one of EOS 350, EOS 110 (if taken prior to May 2011), GEOG 110.
  • Credit for this course will not be counted toward program requirements in Earth and Ocean Sciences (if taken prior to May 2011 or after May 2017), but Earth and Ocean Sciences students may take this course as an elective.

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