Marine and Environmental Sciences Curriculum

• Environmental Science
• Oceans II – Land and Sea
• Analytical Methods in Chemistry
• Ocean Dynamics
• Remote Sensing
• Waves, Tides, and Coastal Processes
• Operational Oceanography
• Climate Change Physics
• Energy Physics

• Environmental Science
• Organic Chemistry
• Analytical Methods in Chemistry
• Biochemistry
• Environmental Policy
• Marine Ecology
• Emergency Management
• Fate and Transport of Chemicals in the Environment
  Elective Tracks
  
  • Environmental Toxicology
  • Chemical Engineering
  • Environmental Engineering

• Oceans II – Land and Sea

Students select two of the three Tracks within the concentration

• Biological Environmental Track
  
  • Fisheries Biology
  • Biological and Chemical Oceanography
  • Fisheries Management
• Physical Oceanography Track
  
  • Ocean Dynamics
  • Marine Forecasting - Marine Forecasting is an advanced meteorology course with an emphasis on forecasting, especially at sea. The course emphasis is on the practical aspects of developing short range weather forecasts through the use of no cost internet based weather products, including National Weather Service (NWS) and Ocean Prediction Center (OPC) products, augmented with specialized weather analysis software. After reviewing concepts from Meteorology (5240) and/or Atmospheric and Marine Science (5442), students will learn advanced concepts, skills and techniques in marine forecasting; and master them during daily weather briefs and group presentations. The course is designed to be student presented, hands-on, internet based, and in-class activities will allow students to dissect forecasting tools and products in real time. This course is designed for collaborative learning.
  • Waves, Tides, and Coastal Processes
  • Polar Oceanography
• GEOINT Track
  
  • Intelligence and Cyber Operations
  • Remote Sensing
  • Geospatial Sciences II
  • Emergency Management or Operational Oceanography