SEOS Curriculum Atlas

Courses | GEOG272

GEOG272: Climatology and Hydrology

Published course information, generated as a static page and SVG graph.

GraphBack to coursesOfficial calendar

Course Graph

Prerequisite flow into the course, and dependencies flow out from it.

Co-requisites are treated as prerequisite links, and equivalent or cross-listed courses are merged into shared course nodes. The simplified view shows one prerequisite level above the course and one dependency level downstream.

Open SVG
Graph key and legend Expand for department colours, choice nodes, and merged-course labels used in the course map. GEOG2721 of Merged
GeographyEarth and Ocean Sciences
EOS311

Focus course

The course page you are viewing.

CHEM102

Connected course

A prerequisite or downstream course included in the current view.

2 of

Choice point

A shared requirement such as choose 1 of, 2 of, or 3 of.

 

Grouping junction

A small circular join keeps shared requirement branches tidy.

BIOL311 / EOS311

Merged course node

Equivalent or cross-listed courses are collapsed into one shared node.

Find

Search highlights matching branches.

Overlays

View

GEOG272 course__EOS110 EOS110 / EOS350 choice_GEOG272_0 1 of course__EOS110->choice_GEOG272_0 course__EOS130 EOS130 / GEOG130 course__EOS130->choice_GEOG272_0 course__GEOG103 GEOG103 course__GEOG103->choice_GEOG272_0 course__GEOG272 GEOG272 Climatology and Hydrology course__GEOG313 GEOG313 course__GEOG272->course__GEOG313 course__GEOG370 GEOG370 course__GEOG272->course__GEOG370 course__GEOG371 GEOG371 course__GEOG272->course__GEOG371 course__GEOG373 GEOG373 course__GEOG272->course__GEOG373 choice_GEOG272_0->course__GEOG272

Geography

Subject area

200-level

Course level

2

Programs that name this course

5

Published prerequisite links

Description

Catalog description

An investigation of the fundmental processes controlling climate and hydrology. Explores various factors and interactions that determine the spatial and temporal variations of individual climate elements. Focuses on  the mutual interaction of climate with the Earth's surface and the role that ground surface type or cover plays in moderating local climate and hydrology.