This course homepage, from the University of California, Santa Cruz, contains problem sets, class notes, homework, lecture notes, labs, old tests, a syllabus, and lecture outlines. Topics covered include derivatives, vectors, differential equations, gradients, matrices, and the geological applications of these concepts. Full description.

Outdoor Education is a series of outdoor activities that include orienteering, soil and water conservation, forestry, minerals, wildlife, and basic first aid disciplines. This program was designed to enable learners to have hands-on contact with the natural world as well as experience various facets of their natural environment. Full description.

This Columbia University course webpage includes a syllabus of the course with lecture notes and readings, as well as the lab syllabus with complete lab instructions. The topics covered by this course and labs include what a dinosaur is, their discovery, geologic time, cladistics and relationships of organisms, Earth cycles, major formations and locations containing dinosaur fossils, and their extinction. ... Full description.

This is the homepage for the class Introduction to Weather and Climate at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. This page contains pictures, questions, a course syllabus, a study guide, satellite images and weather maps. Lecture outlines include discussion of the following topics: atmospheric composition, atmospheric optics, energy transfer, thunderstorms, cyclones, temperature, moisture in the atmosphere, ... Full description.

This introductory physical geography course about the atmosphere, biosphere, hydrosphere and lithosphere covers topics such as: atmospheric processes, weather and geographic patterns of climate; soil and vegetation processes, and resulting geographic patterns; water in all its phases, movement and geographic distribution; and the formation, modification and geographic distribution of various landforms. ... Full description.

This resource was developed for a course offered at the Stone Lab Campus of Ohio State University. The course offers students in engineering and environmental sciences a unique opportunity to develop knowledge, attitudes and skills for 21st century careers in science, engineering and technology. Sessions focus on Earth systems, emphasizing relationships among the hydrosphere, atmosphere, lithosphere ... Full description.

This website contains all materials used to teach a freshmen-level introductory course in meteorology at Lyndon State College. The online notes closely follow the material covered in the text "Meteorology Today" by D. Ahrens. In addition to the course syllabus, users can access a real-time weather page that contains links to a number of real-time weather graphics. Full description.

This website contains nearly all materials for the Remote Sensing course taught at Lyndon State College. It is an upper-division undergraduate course. It contains lecture notes that discuss the theory and application of weather radars, profilers, cloud radars, satellites, GPS, lidars, RASS, sodars, and other remote sensing instruments used in meteorology. The site also contains an image gallery containing ... Full description.

This Tulane University course covers the nature of the Earth, the development of its surficial features, and the results of the interaction of chemical, physical, and biological factors on the planet. Lecture notes are about energy and minerals; igneous, metamorphic and sedimentary rocks; weathering and soils; geologic time; mass wasting; streams; groundwater; wind action and deserts; oceans; deformation ... Full description.

This course addresses the evolution of continental North America which reflects progressive aggregation of crust formed via a sequence of events ultimately related to mantle convection driven by the the Earth's primordial and radiogenic heat. The seemingly haphazard nature of the aggregation process in time and space, the nature of the aggregated materials, and the mechanical behaviour of the developing ... Full description.