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Graduate Courses

Current Graduate Courses
  Number   Course Title Course Syllabus
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MARS 6100 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)  6113/6113L 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) 6175 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 6200 Chemical and Biological Oceanography
Chemical composition, dynamics, and processes of life in the oceans and the role the life plays in global processes

Yes

MARS(FORS) 6380  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(MIBO) 6620 Microbial Ecology
Emphasizes the roles of microorganisms in ecosystems. Nutrient cycles, methods of microbial analysis, and the functional roles of microorganisms

Yes

MARS 6810 Microbial Biogeochemistry
Study of the microbial processes important in modifying the earth's lithosphere, hydrosphere, and atmosphere

Yes

MARS 7000 Master's Research
Research while enrolled for a master's degree under the direction of faculty members

Yes

MARS 7020 Marine Science for Teachers (Summer Session)
Fundamental biological, chemical, physical, and geological characteristics of the marine environment with emphasis on marine life diversity and functioning of biological communities
MARS 7300 Master's Thesis
Thesis writing under the direction of a major professor

Yes

MARS 7360 Teaching Internship in Marine Sciences
Classroom teaching experience in undergraduate courses under the direct supervision of a faculty member
MARS 7380 Quantitative Methods in Marine Sciences
An introduction to common, quantitative research techniques in marine sciences. Making use of problem sets and marine science data sets
MARS 8010 Biological Oceanographic Processes
Major biological processes in the water column and sediments of estuarine, coastal, and open sea environments, with emphasis on interactions of biota with marine chemical and physical processes

Yes

MARS 8020 Chemical Oceanography
The chemical forms, distributions, and reactivities of major and minor elements in seawater. The use of chemical tracers to investigate biological and physical processes in the ocean

Yes

MARS 8030 General Physical Oceanography
Oceanic circulation and elementary dynamical principles. Major topics include observed physical properties of the world's oceans, geostrophy, and vorticity

Yes

MARS 8110 Marine Sediment Diagenesis
Nature and properties of marine sediment pore waters and surface sediments, including chemical, physical, and biological processes

Yes

MARS 8130 Seminar in Hydrobiology
Weekly meetings for discussion of current research in marine and freshwater biology and related areas

Yes

MARS 8140 Organic Geochemistry
The use of specific organic marker compounds as probes for biological and geochemical processes

Yes

MARS 8150 Ocean Waves
Physics and mathematics of wave motions in the ocean, including kinetics of waves, phase and group velocities, frequency and wave number dispersion, and other topics

Yes

MARS 8160 Marine Ecology
The ecology of organisms, populations, and communities occurring in marine environments

Yes

MARS 8170 Ocean Mixing Processes
The physics and parameterization of turbulent flows, including studies of boundary-free shear flows and boundary mixing

Yes

MARS 8180 Marine Ecological Genomics
Advanced graduate material on genomics of marine microbes and the integration of genomics concepts into marine ecology and biogeochemistry
MARS(ANTH) 8210 Topics in Coastal Marine Policy
Coastal marine policy approached from scientific, legal, and anthropological perspectives using a case study approach to examine current topics in marine resource management

Yes

MARS 8510 Ecological Modeling
Fundamental methods and theoretical basis of mechanistic, ecological modeling

Yes

MARS 8900 Research Techniques
Research techniques in biological, chemical and physical oceanography for graduate students in preparation for their thesis/dissertation projects
MARS 8990 Advanced Topics in Marine Sciences
Analysis of contemporary themes in marine sciences

Yes

MARS 9000 Doctoral Research
Research while enrolled for a doctoral degree under the direction of faculty members

Yes

MARS 9300 Doctoral Dissertation
Dissertation writing under the direction of the major professor

Yes

GRSC7770 Graduate Teaching Assistantship
Provides graduate teaching assistants with knowledge of pedagogical approaches and available support systems. Special sections are reserved for international students, with focus on use of language, pedagogy, and cultural aspects of teaching in this country

Yes

 

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