ENSC40503

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Environmental Methods and Statistics

Environmental Science & Sustainability Undergraduate SE - Collg of Science & Engineering

Long Description (Catalog Description)

Environmental Methods and Statistics is a laboratory- and field-based course that presents essential general science and specific environmental methods, techniques, and theory. Students are exposed to the basic tools of environmental science - observation and notation, data gathering, using statistics, sampling, lab and field techniques, surveying, and safety. Specific environmental methodologies relating to soil, water, and ecological systems are explained. The course presents a wide cross-disciplinary range of techniques and information with a unique environmental perspective.

Course Typically Offered

Fall

Career

Undergraduate

Grading Basis

OPT - Student Option

Min Units

3

Max Units

3

Repeat for Credit

No

Number Of Repeats

1

Code

LAB

Name

Laboratory

Code

LCL

Name

Lecture with Integrated Lab