| Course
Number |
Course
Title |
Course
Syllabus |
| FRES
1010 |
Freshmen
Seminar (DiIorio)
Sounds in the Sea
|
Yes |
| FRES
1010 |
Freshmen
Seminar (Miller) |
Yes |
| FRES
1020 |
Freshmen
Seminar (Hollibaugh)
Cod - Rise and Fall
of a Fishery
|
Yes |
| FRES
1020 |
Freshmen
Seminar (Joye)
|
Yes |
| MARS
1010/1010L |
The
Marine Environment I
Physical, chemical
and geological characteristics of the marine environment. The effects
of human activity on marine environments and resources |
Yes/ Yes (L) |
| MARS
1015H/L |
The
Marine Environment I
( Honors)
Physical,
chemical and geological characteristics of the marine environment.
The effects of human activity on marine environments and resources |
Yes |
| MARS
1020/1020L |
The
Marine Environment II
Fundamental
biological principles in marine organisms and ecosystems; diversity
of marine life; global cycles; the effects of human activity on
life in the sea |
Yes/ Yes (L) |
| MARS1020H/L |
The
Marine Environment II
(Honors)
Fundamental
biological principles in marine organisms and ecosystems; diversity
of marine life; global cycles; the effects of human activity on
life in the sea |
Yes/ Yes |
| MARS
1020/1020L |
The
Marine Environment II (Summer Session)
Fundamental
biological principles in marine organisms and ecosystems; diversity
of marine life; global cycles; the effects of human activity on
life in the sea |
Yes/ Yes (L) |
| MARS
1020 |
Biology
of the Marine Environment (Belize)
A
general study course designed to provide students who are not majoring
in scientific field a basic understanding of the biological principles
applicable to marine systems. |
Yes |
| MARS
3450/3450L |
Marine
Biology
Study
of marine organisms and the environments they inhabit; diversity
of marine organisms; ecological interactions in marine environments |
Yes |
| MARS
3900 |
Introduction
to Experimental Marine Sciences
Investigation
of a defined problem in marine science under the direction of a
faculty member |
Yes |
| MARS
4100 |
Physical
Processes of the Ocean
Oceanographic
principles of the geological and physical structure and processes
of the ocean including oceanic circulation, waves and tides, and
coastal physical processes |
Yes |
ENGR(MARS)
4113/4113L |
Introduction
to Geophysical Fluid Dynamics with Applications
Fluid
dynamics course emphasizing quasi-geostrophic dynamics, balance
models, Rossby, Kelvin and gravity waves, and other topics |
Yes |
| ENGR(MARS)
4175 |
Coastal
Meteorology
An
introduction to air-sea interactions that occur at the boundaries
of continents (atmospheric radiation, thermodynamics, weather systems,
atmospheric boundary layers, and applications to engineering meterorology) |
Yes |
| MARS
4200 |
Chemical
and Biological Oceanography
Chemical
composition, dynamics, and processes of life in the oceans and the
role the life of the oceans Splays in global processes |
Yes |
MARS(FORS)
4380/4380L |
Marine
Fisheries Biology
Interaction
of oceanographic processes with life histories and productivity
of marine fisheries species, and the human interactions with major
marine fisheries |
Yes |
| MARS
4510 |
Field
Methods in Oceanography
An
upper level marine
science course
focusing
on tropical marine ecosystems, marine organism identification,
sampling techniques, data analysis, and basic field research
methods. |
Yes |
MARS(MIBO)
4620/4620L |
Microbial
Ecology
Emphasizes
the roles of microorganisms in ecosystems. Nutrient cycles, methods
of microbial analysis, and the functional roles of microorganisms |
Yes |
| MARS
4810 |
Microbial
Biogeochemistry
Study
of the microbial processes important in modifying the earth's lithosphere,
hydrosphere, and atmosphere |
Yes |
| MARS
4960 |
Undergraduate
Research
Research
project directed by a faculty member independent of scheduled classes |
Yes |
| INTS
4990 |
Senior
Thesis
Individual
research under the direction of a faculty member and presenting
the results of the research as a thesis and as an oral presentation |
Yes |
