PHY 330: Mechanics (3 credits) prerequisites PHY 213 MTH 231.ENGR 219: Engineering Thermodynamics (3 credits) prerequisites MTH 230.PHY 308: Thermal Physics (3 credits) prerequisites PHY 213 MTH 231.Related Electives: select two = 6 credits (available on campus not available online) PHY 213: University Physics II (4 credits).PHY 202: General Physics Lab (1 credit).PHY 211: University Physics I (4 credits).MTH 335: Ordinary Diff Equations (3 credits).MTH 231: Calculus with Analytic Geometry III (4 credits).MTH 230: Calculus with Analytic Geometry II (4 credits).MTH 229: Calculus with Analytic Geometry I (5 credits).Required support courses: 25 credit hours (available on campus some available online) GEO 431: Remote Sensing (4 credits) or BSC 410: Remote Sensing/GIS Applications (4 credits).GEO 230: Introduction to Meteorology (4 credits).Required Meteorology core: 23 credit hours (available on campus and online) The curriculum reflects standards set forth by the National Weather Service. The undergraduate meteorology area of emphasis is designed for students who wish to pursue a career in forecasting and work with companies and agencies such as the National Weather Service. Meteorology Area of Emphasis (undergraduate) JMC 332: Video Production (3 credits) not available online at Marshall.GEO 230: Introduction to Meteorology (CT) (4 credits).Required weather core courses: (available on campus and online) Weather Broadcasting Area of Emphasis (undergraduate) GEO 617-619: Seminars in Geography *must be weather related (1-4 credits).GEO 580 – 583: Special Topics (1-4 credits).Required Courses: 8 credits (available on campus and online) NOTE: STUDENTS CANNOT EARN BOTH A CERTIFICATE AND MINOR IN METEOROLOGY. GEO 480-483 Special Topics (1-4 credits).

GEO 230 Introduction to Meteorology (4 credits)Įlectives: choose at least 7 credits (available on campus and online).Required core: 12 credits (available on campus and online) Undergraduate students may choose either a certificate or minor (not both) in Meteorology. The meteorology certificates and minor are designed for students who do not necessarily want to broadcast or forecast, but rather learn meteorological skills to complement other skillsets such as GIS, aviation, and environmental science. Certificate or Minor in Meteorology (undergraduate)

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