Weather, Climate & Society

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Weather, Climate & Society - ATMO336
Fall 2000
University of Arizona

This course examines basic weather phenomena, climate and climate change, and the associated effects on individuals and societies in the past and present. The possibility and implications of human-caused changes in the climate system are also discussed.

Class Hours:

TTh   9:30 AM - 10:45 PM   MLNG 310

Instructor:

Dr. Andrea N. Hahmann, Research Assistant Professor
hahmann@atmo.arizona.edu
Physics and Atmospheric Sciences (PAS) Building, Room 524.
Phone: 621-6619 (voice mail); 621-6831 (urgent messages)

What's New

Nov. 15: The third exam, scheduled for Tuesday, November 21 has been cancelled. To make up for it, the final exam, scheduled for December 12, will now be a combined 3rd + final exam.

The second exam, originally scheduled for Tuesday, October 24, has been re-scheduled for Thursday, October 26.

Code of Academic Integrity

Exam Policy

You are expected to read the relevant chapters from the class notes. Exams will be taken from both the lecture material (including web pages and links therein) and the reading assignments.

Please contact the instructor (via e-mail, or phone message) as soon as possible if for an unexpected reason you are unable to be in class for an exam. A make-up exam will be arranged with sufficient proof. No make-up exam will be given if you fail to notify the instructor within 24 hours of the exam date.