• GEOG 108: Meteorology & Climatology

    Created by Dr. Hari Kadel

    This is our course home page. You can access the class weekly announcements, the class syllabus, and the class calendar from this home page.

    Be sure to visit LSSU's  Moodle Student Orientation Course to learn and practice frequently used tools in online classes at LSSU.

    First, read through all of the course information on this home page. The links and documents contain important information you will need to be successful in this course. They explain how to register for digital textbook "MindTap", how to contact your instructor, and the syllabus provides essential information about the course policies, the required texts, the course calendar for assignment due dates, and the grading policies.

    Next, click on the tab "Week 1" at the top of our home page to begin working on the assigned tasks for the week. 

     

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      Course Information

      This course covers introduction to earth-sun relationships, maps and elementary principles of atmospheric science. Natural (physical) science credit given. Prerequisite: MATH088 or equivalent/satisfactory score on ACT or Placement Exam. Credit for both GEOG108 and NSCI105 not permitted.

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      Course Assignments and Activities

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      Course Resources

    • Glossary of Meteorology URL
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      Glossary of Meteorology from American Meterological Society

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      Course Communication

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