EPS 150
 

EPS 150 - Fall 2007

Course control number: 19081

URL: www.seismo.berkeley.edu/~burgmann/EPS150

  

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OBJECTIVES

GRADES

SCHEDULE

Faculty

GSI: Trey Apel
E-mail:  apel at seismo.berkeley.edu
 Office: 291 McCone Hall

 Roland Bürgmann
Tel: (510) 643-9545
Fax: (510) 643-9980
E-mail:  burgmann at seismo.berkeley.edu
Office: 389 McCone Hall
Class schedule:  Office hours:
F: 12:10 - 2 PM - 325 McCone Hall
 Bürgmann:Th. 3-3:45 PM



Announcement

  1. Download the fact sheet template for your fact sheet.
  2. Here is a file copy with information for choosing, writing and presenting your fact sheets
  3. Here are copies of the slides and handouts from the 8th and LAST week.
  4. Here are copies of the slides and handouts from the 7th week.
  5. Here are copies of the slides and handouts from the 6th week.
  6. Here are copies of the slides and handouts from the 5th week.
  7. Here are the slides with the 10/12 Tibet background lecture .
  8. Here are the slides with the 10/05 Mars lecture and proposal info .
  9. Here is a file copy with the tips for writing the Proposal, as well as of the feedback page I handed out in class.
  10. Here are copies of the slides and handout from the 4th week.
  11. Here are copies of the slides from the 3rd week.
  12. Here are copies of the slides and handout from the 2nd week.
  13. Here are copies of the slides and handout from the 1nd week.
  14. Here are the Mars image links that I showed in class:
  15. You can get copies of the handouts with tips on Reading, Presenting, Discussing, and Summarizing the science articles we will be reading.
  16. Get a copy of Roland's Mars lecture slides from 08/31
  17. Get copy of presentation with introductory course information
  18. There is no text book for this course. All reading will consist of journal articles, which will be made available in PDF format by clicking on the links on the course schedule page.
  19. Here are a few links that might help you with the writing of your summaries.

Welcome to the EPS 150 - Case Studies in Earth Systems at UC Berkeley. This is a course taught at the Department of Earth and Planetary Science

Page last updated November 16, 2007