Course Schedules

Fall 2019 Course Schedule

Open Printer-friendly Fall Schedule here

Time	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
8:40 9:55		EESC BC3033 Waste Management P. Bower		EESC BC3033 Waste Management P. Bower
8:40 11:40					EESC BC3014 Field Methods P. Bower
9:00 10:45					EESC GU4050* Global Assemt-Remote Sensing LAB C. Small
10:10 11:25	EAEE E4003 Aquatic Chemistry Y.Y. Ngai	EESC BC3023 Hudson River P. Bower	EAEE E4003 Aquatic Chemistry Y.Y. Ngai	EESC BC3023 Hudson River P. Bower
10:00 12:50			EESC BC1011 Environmental Science I – LAB S. Rodriguez		EESC BC1011 Environmental Science I – LAB S. Rodriguez
10:10 11:25	EESC BC3050 Big Data with Python B. Mailloux	EESC BC1001 Environmental Science I T. Maenza-Gmelch	EESC BC3050 Big Data with Python B. Mailloux	EESC BC1001 Environmental Science I T. Maenza-Gmelch
10:10 11:25	EAEE E4304 Closing the Carbon Cycle P. Eisenberger	EESC UN2100* Earth's Environmental Systems: Climate K. McManus, A. Sobel	EAEE E4304 Closing the Carbon Cycle P. Eisenberger	EESC UN2100* Earth's Environmental Systems: Climate K. McManus, A. Sobel
10:10 12:00		EESC BC3300 Workshop in Sustainable Development M. Stute, L. Brenner		EESC BC3300 Workshop in Sustainable Development M. Stute, L. Brenner
10:10 12:00				EESC UN2100* Earth's Environmental Systems: Climate K. McManus, A. Fiore
11:40 12:55	SDEV UN2050 Env Policy & Governance-Sustainability L. Dale	EESC UN3101 Geochemistry for a Habitable Planet T. Plank	SDEV UN2050 Env Policy & Governance-Sustainability L. Dale	EESC UN3101 Geochemistry for a Habitable Planet T. Plank
1:10 2:25		EESC UN2200* Earth's Environ. Systems: Solid Earth M. Tolstoy, J. Kingslake		EESC UN2200* Earth's Environ. Systems: Solid Earth M. Tolstoy, J. Kingslake
1:10 4:00	EESC BC1011 Environmental Science I – LAB T. Maenza-Gmelch	EESC BC1011 Environmental Science I – LAB T. Maenza-Gmelch	EESC BC1011 Environmental Science I – LAB S. Rodriguez	EESC BC1011 Environmental Science I – LAB T. Maenza-Gmelch	EESC BC1011 Environmental Science I – LAB S. Rodriguez
1:10 2:25	SDEV UN3390* GIS for Sust. Development K. Macmanus		SDEV UN3390* GIS for Sust. Development K. Macmanus
2:25 3:25			SDEV UN3390 GIS for Sust. Developmnt LAB K. Macmanus
2:10 4:00	EESC BC3016 Environmental Measurements B. Mailloux	EESC BC3017 Data Analysis E. Cook	EESC BC3016 Environmental Measurements B. Mailloux	EESC BC3017 Data Analysis E. Cook
2:10 4:00		ANTH UN3932 Climate Change, Global Migration, and Human Rights P. Nason	ANTH UN3861 Anthro. of the Anthropocene P. Nason
2:40 3:55		EESC UN3400 Computational Earth Science K. Key		EESC UN3400 Computational Earth Science K. Key
4:10 6:00				EESC BC3800 Environmental Science Sr. Seminar M. Stute, L. Brenner, E. Cook, et. al.
4:20 6:10		SDEV UN3366 Energy Law M. Gerrard
4:10 6:00		SDEV GU4101 Qualitative Methods L. Dale
4:10 7:00		EESC UN2100* Earth's Environ.Systems: Climate – LAB
4:10 7:00		EESC UN2200* Earth's Environ. Systems: Solid Earth – LAB
5:40 6:55				EESC GU4050* Global Assessment-Remote Sensing C. Small
6:10 7:25	SDEV UN3330 Ecological & Social Systems for Sustainable Development R. Defries		SDEV UN3330 Ecological & Social Systems for Sustainable Development R. Defries
6:10 7:25	SDEV UN3360 Disasters and Development J. Mutter		SDEV UN3360 Disasters and Development J. Mutter
6:10 8:15	URBS UN2200 Intro to GIS Methods C. Seiner		URBS UN2200 Intro to GIS Methods C. Seiner

Notes:

Course days and times may change. Additional courses will be added to this list, so please check the Directory of Classes and the Environmental Science Department website.
*Has LAB with same course number—see schedule for time.

SDEV UN3366, Energy Law will include a one-hour recitation and will be scheduled prior to the start of classes. Register via waitlist, priority to Sustainable Development students, so write to instructor if you are an Environment and Sustainability major.

SDEV GU4101, Qualitative Research Methods is a good course for Environment and Sustainability Juniors.

Spring 2019 Course Schedule

Open Printer-friendly Spring Schedule here

Time	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
8:40 9:55		EESC BC3040 Environmental Law P. Bower, D. Neascu		EESC BC3040 Environmental Law P. Bower, D. Neascu
8:40 9:55		EESC UN3201 Solid Earth Dynamics M. Nettles		EESC UN3201 Solid Earth Dynamics M. Nettles
8:40 11:30					EESC BC3001 Conservation & Preservation P. Bower
10:10 12:00		EESC BC3025 Hydrology M. Stute, C. Braneon		EESC BC3025 Hydrology M. Stute, C. Braneon
10:10 12:00		EESC BC3012 Brownfields P. Bower, S. Rodriguez		EESC BC3012 Brownfields P. Bower, S. Rodriguez
9:10 10:30		SDEV W3355 Climate Change and Law** M. Gerrard		SDEV W3355 Climate Change and Law** M. Gerrard
10:10 11:25	EESC UN1011 Earth Origin, Evolution, Processes, Future S. Rodriguez		EESC UN1011 Earth Origin, Evolution, Processes, Future S. Rodriguez
10:30 12:00					EESC UN1010* Field Excursion to Death Valley (Spring Break)* N. Christie-Blick
11:40 12:55	SDEV GU4350 Public Lands in the American West L. Dale		SDEV GU4350 Public Lands in the American West L. Dale
1:10 2:25	EESC UN2300 Earth's Environmental Systems: Life Systems P. Olsen, M. Palmer	SDEV W3310 Ethics of Sustainable Development A. Gondek	EESC UN2300 Earth's Environmental Systems: Life Systems P. Olsen, M. Palmer	SDEV W3310 Ethics of Sustainable Development A. Gondek
1:10 2:25	URBS UN3464 Urban Ecology & Grand Infrastructre S. Yildiz		URBS UN3464 Urban Ecology & Grand Infrastructre S. Yildiz
1:10 2:25	SDEV W3390 GIS for Sustainable Development LAB F. Mendeloff
1:10 3:25			SDEV W3390 GIS for Sustainable Development LAB F. Mendeloff
1:10 3:40		EESC BC3026 Bird, Plant and Land-use Dynamics T. Maenza-Gmelch
1:10 4:00	EESC UN1011 Earth Origin, Evolution, Processes, Future LAB
2:40 3:55		EESC UN2200 Earth's Environmental Systems--The Solid Earth S. Hemming, S. Goldstein		EESC UN2200 Earth's Environmental Systems--The Solid Earth S. Hemming, S. Goldstein
2:40 3:55		EESC UN2100 Earth's Environmental Systems: Climate A. Fiore, G. McKinely		EESC UN2100 Earth's Environmental Systems: Climate A. Fiore, G. McKinely
4:10 6:00	SDEV UN3410 Urbanization & Sustainability E. Sclar		SDEV GU4250 Climate Change: Resilience & Adaptation L. Dale	EESC BC3801 Senior Research Seminar II M. Stute et. al.
4:10 7:00		EESC UN2200x Earth's Env. Systems - The Solid Earth System LAB	EESC UN2310 Earth's Env. Systems--Life Systems LAB (3 sections)	EESC UN2310 Earth's Env. Systems--Life Syst. LAB (No Seniors) (2 sections)
4:10 7:00		EESC UN2100 Earth's Env. Systems - Climate LAB
6:10 8:00	URBS UN2200 Intro. to GIS Methods B. Huff	URBS UN2200 Intro. to GIS Methods A. Libitz	URBS UN2200 Intro. to GIS Methods B. Huff	URBS UN2200 Intro. to GIS Methods A. Libitz
6:10 8:00	SDEV GU4050 US Water & Energy Policy P. Gallay
7:10 8:25	EAEE V4009 GIS-Research Environmental Infrastructure Mgt. Y. Gorokhovich
7:30 9:30		EESC UN3010* Field Geology (Spring Break) S. Goldstein
8:40 9:55	EAEE E4009 GIS-Research Environ Infrastruct Mgt LAB***** (choose one)		EAEE E4009 GIS-Research Environ Infrastruct Mgt LAB***** (choose one)

Notes:

*EESC UN1010, Field Excursion to Death Valley—open to First-Year and Sophomores only—meets January 25 - March 8, followed by Spring Break Field Trip, March 16-23, 2019. Apply by Friday, November 9. (See https://eesc.columbia.edu/courses/v1010/for details).

*EESC UN3010, Field Geology (Italy) with Steve Goldstein, also includes a Spring Break Field Trip, requires upper level prerequisites, instructor’s permission.

**SDEV courses have limits in size and priority is given to Columbia Sustainability Majors. All students enroll via a waitlist. Be sure to contact the instructor and cc Cari Shimkus @ cshimkus@ei.columbia.edu if you are interested.

***EAEE E4009, GIS-Research Enviro. Infrastructure Management, Y. Gorokhovich is open to Barnard students. Let us know if you have trouble enrolling.

N.B. Some courses, particularly upper-level, graduate-level, and Engineering (EAEE) courses have pre-requisites. Consult the catalogue, your adviser, or the department to ensure that you’ve completed the pre-requisites before finalizing your program. Courses in Environmental Health (EHSC) are held at the School of Public Health campus and, with the exception of P6300, have a prerequisite of 2 years of Chemistry, 1 year of Biology and calculus. To enroll in any International Affairs (SIPA) class, you will need to receive prior approval from Dean Youngblood Giles at Beyond Barnard, 2nd floor Elliot Hall. Please check the Directory of Classes for additional information from Anthropology, Economics, Political Science, Sustainability, and Urban Studies or any updates we may forward to you.

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