Meteorology and Geography course information for the following courses at Allan Hancock College, including homework, useful and interesting links, etc. Select the appropriate link below for course-specific details for the current or most recent semester.

• Physical Geography (Geography 101) - Physical Geography course information, homework, etc.
• Human Geography (Geography 102) - Human Geography course information, homework, etc.
• Introduction to Meteorology (Geography 110) - Course information and links for proposed meteorology course.
• Meteorology career and major info - Information on meteorology careers, student information, etc (courtesy of AMS).
• GeoSoft - A sampling of open source tools for GIS, geography & social sciences, and earth & atmospheric sciences.
• Mapserver GIS Demo - The MapServer Itasca GIS Demo Application, illustrating several basic web GIS application methods.
• GeoForum - Spring 2002 geography discussion forum.

• TAO and ENSO data - Data and information on NOAA's Tropical Atmosphere Ocean (TAO) project at PMEL (all about El Niņo and La Niņa).
• NCEAS - The National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis explores and develops new tools and techniques in informatics and their application across interdisciplinary domains in environmental science and policy.
• EarthPortal - Environmental news and sustainability articles, forums, and more (sponsored by NCSE).
• CIRGIS - Local Channel Islands GIS Cooperative
• Datastreme Atmosphere - Teacher enhancement program for K-12 teachers, courtesy of AMS Education.
• ewaste workshop - Slides from the California RoHS Workshop in November (2006).
• ewaste baseline - ewaste baseline study (diversion of ewaste from landfills).

• Internet Search - A handy checklist and pointers for doing research using Internet search engines.
• Evaluating Internet Resources - A basic guide for evaluating sources found on the Internet.
• Degree Confluence Project - Composite mosaic map of North America (and more).
• Jennifer Government: NationStates - Try running your own government. Really. Based on the novel by Max Barry (sort of).
• The last lecture - Randy Pausch gives his last lecture at Carnegie Mellon; an inspirational talk on his life and career (a great talk for students in general).

Course info for Spring 2009 Physical Geography course - Ticket no. 4733 can be found here and the homework can be found here.

Course info for Spring 2005 Human Geography course - Ticket no. 4662 can be found here and the homework can be found here.

New for Fall 2004: Virtual Office Hours and class discussion using IRC (Internet Relay Chat).

Connect to irc.freenode.net and join #geozone (see this page for more details). The logs will be available online shortly.