ENVIR 330/FISH 330
5 credits
Instructor(s):
Location: FSH 107
Schedule: MWF 10:30-11:20
Alternative Schedule: Various labs
Department: Cross-listed
Quarter: Spring
Taught by Neil Banas. Links the physics of climate to marine ecosystem processes, exploring both observed climate impacts from the past and projected ecosystem changes due to human-caused climate change in the future. Case studies include polar, sub-arctic, temperate, tropical, and upwelling ecosystems, and ocean-acidification and its projected impacts. Required: high school or college physics and algebra with a basic understanding of Newton's Laws and the ability to comprehend and construct vector diagrams.