This course explores applications that aid in the analysis of geoscience data. Integration of various geospatial data sources and analysis pertinent to geoscientists. Identical to GEL 250; credit may not be earned in both of these courses. Prerequisites: GEO 203; One of: ENS 101 or MET 101 or MET 140 or MET 260 or GEL 100 or GEL 101, 102 or GEL 105, 102 or GEL 130.

Description and analysis of the fundamental atmospheric phenomena that define our weather and climate: radiation, wind, moisture, stability, clouds, precipitation, convection, and cyclones. Pre/Co-requisite: One of the following: MTH 130, 132, 133, 232, 233.

Development of a plan for success in meteorology based on understanding the requirements to enter the field and the resources CMU provides to meet them. Pre/Co-requisite: MET 260.