Fall 2026

Programming for Earth Scientists

Programming for Earth Scientists introduces scientific programming in Python for geoscience applications, covering numerical computing, machine learning, and data visualization.

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MATH 222 or graduate/professional standing

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ATMOCN/GEOSCI 353

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Introduction to scientific programming with a focus on geoscience applications, utilizing Python as the primary programming language. Focus on gaining practical skills applicable to geoscience datasets such as analytical model implementation, time series analysis, and geospatial data visualization. Includes elementary topics in numerical computing and machine learning. The use of hands-on exercises, real-world datasets, and collaborative projects will be used to explore how to address geoscience problems with computational solutions.

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  • Geoscience applications
  • Time series analysis
  • Geospatial data visualization
  • Numerical computing and machine learning

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  • Scientific programming in Python
  • Analytical model implementation and time series analysis
  • Numerical computing and machine learning

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