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COURSE: MARINE 305
CREDITS: 15 Points
This course ran for the first time in February 2021, its aim being to provide Marine Science majors with practical experiences that they missed out due to Covid 19-related cancellations of many laboratories and field trips in 2020.  The course was successful and will continue to be run in future years during summer school.  It will consist of a 5-day field trip at the Leigh Marine Laboratory (from January 31-Feb 4 in 2023).  Students will stay onsite in bunkrooms and meals will be provided at a reasonable charge ($30/day in 2022).  Transport from the city will also be provided.  The course will involve learning skills in a wide range of disciplines, and will include time on the University’s research vessel Te Kaihopara (weather permitting).  A report will be written on each of five one-day exercises, due 2-3 weeks after the field trip.
COURSE: EPS SCI 15
CREDITS: 5 US Credits
OFFERED: Session A

General introduction to geological, physical, chemical, and biological processes and history of Earth’s global ocean system.

Pre-Requisite: MATH 31A

COURSE: EPS SCI 17
CREDITS: 5 US Credits
OFFERED: Session A

Lecture, three hours; laboratory, two hours; one optional field trip. Designed for nonmajors. Exploration of biology, evolution, and extinction of dinosaurs and close relatives, in context of history of biosphere. Information from paleontology, biology, and geology. P/NP or letter grading.

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