Discipline Subjects

The remainder of the program consists of 60 units from either the Discipline or Supporting Science subjects; no more than 36 units can be from Supporting Science. The program of study must be approved by the student's academic advisor and the undergraduate committee of the department.

12.005	Applications of Continuum Mechanics to Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences
12.006J	Nonlinear Dynamics I: Chaos
12.007	Geobiology: The History of Life on Earth
12.008	Classical Mechanics: A computational approach
12.021	Earth Science, Energy, and the Environment
12.086	Modeling Environmental Complexity
12.102	Environmental Earth Science
12.104	Geochemistry of the Earth and Planets
12.108	Structure of Earth Materials
12.109	Petrology
12.113	Structural Geology
12.114	Field Geology
12.119	Analytical Techniques for Studying Environmental & Geological Samples
12.120	Environmental Earth Science Field Course
12.158	Molecular Biochemistry
12.163	Geomorphology
12.170	Essentials of Geology
12.201	Essentials of Geophysics
12.207	Nonlinear Dynamics: Continuum Systems
12.213	Alternate Energy Sources
12.214	Environmental Geophysics
12.301	Past and Present Climate
12.306	Atmospheric Physics and Chemistry
12.310	An Introduction to Weather Forecasting
12.333	Atmospheric and Ocean Circulations
12.336J	Air Pollution
12.338	Aerosol and Cloud Microphysics
12.385	Environmental Science and Society
12.340	Global Warming Science
12.348J	Global Climate Change: Economics, Science, and Policy
12.420	Physics and Chemistry of the Solar System
12.425	Extrasolar Planets: Physics and Detection Techniques
12.43J	Space Systems Engineering
12.431J	Space Systems Development I