Meteorology Concentration

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Program Overview

Graduates with a concentration in Meteorology are prepared for careers in weather forecasting, corporations that are increasingly the source of weather analyses and predictions modeling, and for graduate studies in meteorology and the technologies that enable weather and climate prediction.

Degree Requirements

CoE Core Courses (39 hrs)

The College of Engineering requires that every engineering student, regardless of their proposed engineering major, complete specific courses in the core subjects of mathematics, engineering, chemistry, and physics. The Climate & Space department requires that declared students must earn a “C-” or better in all CoE Core courses:

• Math 115 – Calculus I (4)
• Math 116 – Calculus II (4)
• Math 215 – Calculus III (4)
• Math 216 – Introduction to Differential Equations (4)
• Engineering 100 – Introduction to Engineering (4)
• Engineering 101 – Introduction to Computers and Programming (4)
• Chemistry 130 (3) with Chemistry 125/126 (2), or Chemistry 210 (4) with Chemistry 211 (1)
• Physics 140 (4) with Physics 141 (1)
• Physics 240 (4) with Physics 241 (1)

Intellectual Breadth (16 hrs)

It is important that you learn about modes of thought and areas of human accomplishment to better understand the solutions in a global, economic, environmental, and societal context beyond the purely technical. To assist students in gaining a greater scope of diverse knowledge and to facilitate creativity, the College of Engineering (CoE) requires that students who have matriculated into the CoE complete the Intellectual Breadth requirement.
Under the Intellectual Breadth requirement, each student must select 16 credits of intellectual breadth courses, subject to these rules: