Meteorology BS

Apply the fundamental principles governing the atmosphere and the characteristic atmospheric processes across spatial and temporal scales.

Explain interactions within the linked Earth–atmosphere–ocean–cryosphere–biosphere system.

Apply diagnostic and prognostic tools to evaluate atmospheric processes across a multitude of scales.

Apply technological tools (both hardware and software) to collect, process, analyze, and visualize meteorological and other scientific data.

Apply critical and analytical thinking to solve relevant scientific problems in both individual and collaborative settings across and related to the atmospheric sciences.

Effectively communicate scientific information in oral and written form at an appropriate level for their audience.

Describe the principles of proper ethical behavior within the atmospheric sciences regarding professional conduct (see AMS Guidelines for Professional Conduct; Article XII of the AMS Constitution) and describe the scientific limits of prediction.

Create, synthesize, or apply knowledge within the atmospheric sciences or between the atmospheric sciences and other disciplines through a capstone experience.