Modeling of petrologic, geochemical, and hydrothermal systems. We do not propose a significant change in course content. The changed course description will fill the perceived gap created by the deletion of GEOL 405. Course prerequisites have been relaxed to be consistent with those from GEOL 405. Numerical Techniques for Ocean, Atmosphere and Earth Scientists Introduction to the practical numerical solution of ordinary and partial differential equations including consideration of stability and accuracy.
Course is problem-oriented with emphasis on applications from listed fields.
This course is Web-based. Same as OCGY 409 and GEOG 409. The central role of numerical computation in geophysics, oceanography and meteorology has created a need for a practical introduction to numerical methods tailored to the earth sciences. Application of techniques from linear algebra and physics to atmospheric problems. Same as ATSC 301, GEOG 301.