Special Topics on Western Tropical Pacific Paleoclimatology

Course ID: D86011SF

Credits: 3

Objective: It is the goal of the course to provide graduate senior undergraduate students with an overview of current knowledge in the areas of earth environment, paleoceanography and paleoclimatology, and global climate change through oral reports and seminar discussions. In the event that any non-Mardrian speakers join the course, the course will be taught in English.

Course Prerequisites: None

Outline: It is the goal of the course to provide graduate senior undergraduate students with an overview of current knowledge in the areas of earth environment, paleoceanography and paleoclimatology, and global climate change through oral reports and seminar discussions. In the event that any non-Mardrian speakers join the course, the course will be taught in English.

Teaching Method:  It is the goal of the course to provide graduate senior undergraduate students with an overview of current knowledge in the areas of earth environment, paleoceanography and paleoclimatology, and global climate change through oral reports and seminar discussions. In the event that any non-Mardrian speakers join the course, the course will be taught in English.

Reference:  Progress reports of lab studies, journal articles, and seminar discussion.

Course Schedule (subject to change): It is the goal of the course to provide graduate senior undergraduate students with an overview of current knowledge in the areas of earth environment, paleoceanography and paleoclimatology, and global climate change through oral reports and seminar discussions. In the event that any non-Mardrian speakers join the course, the course will be taught in English.

Evaluation: Research progress of lab studies.