Announcements

• Notice that we will be discussing Chapter 20 (on climate change) rather than Chapter 21
  

Syllabus

Lab information

Comparison of 13th, 14th and 15th eds.

Lecture outlines and due dates

links to web resources

Week	Monday	Reading	Wed	topic
1	Sep 29 lect1	why study environmental science?	Oct01 lect2	discuss chaps 1, 2 due: env problems
2	Oct 06 lect3	chap 3	Oct 08 lect4	chap 4 due: Read&Discuss#1
3	Oct 13 lect5	chap 5 (skip chap 6)	Oct 15 lect6	chap 7 due: Read&Discuss#2
4	Oct 20 lect7	chap 8	Oct 22	quiz 1 (chaps 1 - 8)
5	Oct 27 lect8	chap 9	Oct 29 lect9	chap 10 &11
6	Nov 03 lect10	advising (in class) due: short paper #1	Nov 05 lect11	chap (12),13 & 14 due: Read&Discuss#3
7	Nov 10 lect12	quiz 2 review	Nov 12	quiz 2 (chaps 9, 10, 11, 13, 14)
8	Nov 17 lect13	chap 15	Nov 19	chap 16 lect14
9	Nov 24 lect15	chap 17 due: short paper #2	Nov 26 lect16	chaps 19 & 20 due: Read&Discuss#4
10	Dec 01 lect17	discuss 23	Dec 03 lect18	final quiz review due: Read&Discuss#5
Final exam Section 1 Tuesday, December 09at 8:00 am (a different day and one hour earlier) Section 2 Monday, December 08 at 12:45 pm (normal class time)

Assignments

due
Oct 01	environmental problems	5
Oct 08	Read&Discuss#1	5
Oct 15	Read&Discuss#2	5
Oct 22	Quiz1 quiz 1 - study guide question types quiz 1 key	20
Nov 03	short paper 1	10
Nov 03	advising forecast (in class)	5
Nov 05	Read&Discuss#3	5
Nov 12	Quiz2 quiz 2- study guide question types	20
Nov 17
Nov 24	short paper 2	10
Nov 26	Read&Discuss#4	5
Dec 03	Read&Discuss5	5
Dec 09	quiz3	30
	total =	125

Other sessions

• academic advising -
• careers -

Other activities

• Oct 8 - education abroad fair
• priority registration for winter starts Nov 10
• Non-profit career fair is