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Weather & Climate Spring 2006 PGEOG 130 DAY TIME LECTURES Tu, Fri
@ 2:10 - 3:25, HUNTER WEST 615 Link to Syllabus: General Information Link to Syllabus: Lecture Schedule Link to Syllabus: Lab Schedule Link to Syllabus: Map Quizzes Information USEFUL
INFORMATION TO STUDY AND PREPARE FOR EXAMS USEFUL
STUDY GUIDE FROM PRENTICE HALL, THE TEXT BOOK PUBLISHER Fall 2005 SCHEDULE FOR THE INTERNET BASED CLIMATE LAB climate
data internet lab schedule CLIMATE
DATA INTERNET LAB RECOMMENDED
ARTICLES FOR THE COURSE IPCC: Climate Change 2001 - Summary for Policymakers Summary of Climate Change Projections
NSF article
1 - Volcanos and El Nino events NSF article 2 - Human Activities and Climate
ADDITIONAL WEB SITES WITH CLIMATE DATA /
INFORMATION COMERCIAL
& GOVERNMENT WEB SITES FOR WEATHER INFORMATION, The
Weather Underground: weather
underground OFFICIAL
"WORLD WEATHER" WEBSITES FROM THE ANNOUNCEMENTS (5)
January 29: You may find the website
below extremely informative about the rules and regulations pertaining exams
in many courses taught in Geography.
It is strongly recommended that you review the document there
carefully. This class follows the same or very similar rules for
exams and you are responsible for knowing them. http://www.geography.hunter.cuny.edu/~tbw/wc/rules.htm Furthermore, be
advised that plagiarism, dishonesty, or
cheating in any portion of the work required for this course will be punished
to the full extent allowed according to See the following report by the Hunter College Senate for
more details: (4) January 29: Two copies of the text book have been placed on reserve in the library. Ask for GEOG130, and specify the name of the professor (Frei, Walter or Salmun). (3) January 29: This course has some policies and guidelines. You can access them from (click on the highlighted text) here and it is strongly recommended that you read the entire document thoroughly. You are responsible for knowing the information it contains. (2) January 29: Please make a note of the e-mail address to use when writing to Prof. Salmun about this course: wcsalmun@geo.hunter.cuny.edu Mail about this course sent to any other address to my name will be AUTOMATICALLY disregarded and deleted. (1) January 29: You may find the following e-mail exchange useful (from a previous semester), since I usually get similar questions from students. Please click here |
