This is a DRAFT SCHEDULE for next year (2012-13) AH-16                ( As of 3/8/2012 )

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See notes on scheduling process for AH-16 below

NOTE: As of Fall 2012, Geography (formerly EGEO) and Environmental Studies (formerly ESTU) courses are now all listed as Environmental Studies ENVS.

FALL 2012  Schedule for Spatial Analysis Lab (AH-16)

* EESP courses are offered thru Extended Ed. Summer Programs. These are the same Huxley courses but must be registered thru EESP. Depending upon your number of credits for a given quarter this may increase your cost.

WINTER 2013  Schedule for Spatial Analysis Lab (AH-16)

 * EESP courses are offered thru Extended Ed. Summer Programs. These are the same Huxley courses but must be registered thru EESP. Depending upon your number of credits for a given quarter this may increase your cost.

SPRING 2013   Schedule for Spatial Analysis Lab (AH-16)

* EESP courses are offered thru Extended Ed. Summer Programs. These are the same Huxley courses but must be registered thru EESP. Depending upon your number of credits for a given quarter this may increase your cost.

SUMMER 2013    Schedule for Spatial Analysis Lab (AH-16)

Scheduling of classes into AH-16 is based on a number of factors, including the number of hours a class meets for (4 & 5 hour classes being harder to schedule are scheduled first, than 3 and 2 hour classes); class enrollment size (larger classes prioritized over smaller classes); history (a preference for keeping courses at the same time as previous years); and department (Huxley courses have first priority). All of this has to be interfaced with the other schedules of multiple departments and a host of other scheduling constraints... and the desire to keep at least one morning hour and one afternoon hour OPEN each day for student's to be able to work on assignments.

Alternatives to AH-16 include ATUS labs (AH-05, etc.) and ES-318. Note that scheduling ES-318 requires coordination with the other ENVS and ESCI courses using that room.

Four Credit (or hours) courses (listed in alpha-numerical order)

Given first priority scheduling (further prioritized by class size)

ENVS-320        4 cr    GIS Intro (formerly EGEO-350)

ENVS-321        2 cr (4 hrs of lab time)   Cartography (formerly EGEO-352)

ENVS-420        4 cr    GIS Foundations (formerly EGEO-450)

ENVS-421        4 cr    GIS Databases (formerly EGEO-451)

ENVS-422        4 cr    Advanced GIS (formerly EGEO-452)

ESCI-442         5 cr    Remote Sensing

Three credit courses (listed in alpha-numerical order)

Given second priority scheduling (further prioritized by class size)

ENVS-423       3 cr    GIS Analysis (formerly EGEO-453)

ESCI-441        3 cr    GIS Env Modeling

ESTU-401       3 cr    GIS Applications (formerly ESTU-401)

Two credit courses (listed in alpha-numerical order)

Given third priority scheduling (further prioritized by class size)

           ENVS-221          2 cr    GIS Survey (formerly EGEO-250)

Other courses that occasionally use (have used) the SAL:

Scheduled as needed

EGEO-504       5 cr      Geog Methods (Buckley)

ESCI-340         5 cr      Biostats (McLaughlin)

ESCI-502         4 cr      Experimental Design (Bingham)

 

Faculty: Buckley, Freelan, McLaughlin, Medler, Miles, Mitchell, Stelling, Wallin

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