Geology 247 - Environmental Modeling & Stat

Fall
2018
01
4.00
Samuel Tuttle
TTH 11:30AM-12:45PM
Mount Holyoke College
104775
Clapp Laboratory 410
stuttle@mtholyoke.edu
Models are simple representations of the real;world, which can be used to convey information,;generate and test hypotheses, and make;predictions about what will happen in the future.;This course introduces students to the art and;science of modeling natural systems, as well as;their mathematical and statistical foundations. ;Students will gain experience in asking research;questions, creating hypotheses, collecting and;arranging data, and designing computer models (in;R) to address a variety of environmental;problems. This course will include lecture and;hands-on computer exercises and is aimed at;students with interests in earth and;environmental science or data science.
Prereq: One of the following: STAT-140, GEOG-107, GEOL-107, ENVST-200, BIOL-223, or COMSC-101.
Permission is required for interchange registration during the add/drop period only.