The curriculum of the GIScience minor is based on that of the GIScience major, which includes a diverse range of courses that can be selected by students to count toward the proposed minor degree. These classes will provide students with extensive experience in mapping, geospatial analysis, geospatial modeling, environmental modeling, and statistical methods. (GIS-MN)

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Atmospheric Sciences encompasses all aspects of the study of weather and climate. It includes severe storms and other systems that comprise our day-to-day weather. It also includes processes that create and change the Earth’s climate. Atmospheric scientists work on scales that vary from local weather at the surface to global features of weather and climate.

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This minor is administered by the College of Engineering. Please view Minor Sheet for details. (CRPLAN-MN)

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The minor in computer and information science (CIS) consists of a minimum of 13 credit hours. The courses are in three categories: Programming Fundamentals, CIS Core, and Technical Electives. Three different tracks, A, B, and C, are available for the fundamentals portion. (CPTRINF-MN)

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Geography is a unique discipline that integrates knowledge across the social and natural sciences to provide robust ways of understanding our world. The geography minor is intended to accommodate the interests and the needs of students from a variety of areas who want to develop a coherent educational program from the courses offered. (GEOG-MN)

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Graduate work in Geography Atmospheric Science with specialties in Environment and Society, Atmospheric and Climatic Studies, GIS and Spatial Analysis, Urban and Regional, and Global Studies. The program is a leader in placement of tenure-track faculty in significant positions both in the U.S. and internationally. (MA, PhD)

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