Administrative Business Tech

Accounting

Africana Studies

Allied Health Sciences

Anthropology

Arabic

Art

American Sign Language

Astronomy

Biology

Business

Civil Engineering Technology

Chemistry

Chinese

Climatology

Computer Processing

Communications

Criminal Justice

Computer Repair Technology

Computer Science

Culinary

Dance

Economics

Education

Electrical Engineering Technology

English

Engineering Science

Environmental Sciences

Exercise Science

Fashion Buying and Merchandising

Finance

French

Fire Science

Fashion Design

Geography

German

Geology

Green Sustainable Design

General Science Studies

Healthcare Administration

Hebrew

Health, Physical Education and Recreation

History

Health Information Technology

Human Services

Human Rights Studies

Hospitality

Inter Global Studies

Interior Design

Italian

Information Technology

International Field Training

Japanese

Jewish Studies

Korean

Latin American Studies

Latin

Legal Studies

Library

Logistics and Transportation Management

Medical Assistant

Mathematics

Multi-Disciplinary Courses

Multi-Disciplinary Science Courses

Meteorology

Marketing

Mortuary Science

Music

Music Technology

NCC 101

Nutrition

Nursing

Physical Education

Philosophy

Physics

Political Science

Portuguese

Security Administration

Psychology

Reading

Retail Business Management

Russian

Physical Sciences

Sociology

Spanish

Student Personnel Services

Studio Recording Technology

Statistics

Telecommunications Technology

Theatre

Telecommunications

Critical Reading and Academic Advancement

Women's Studies

YOU ARE HERE: HomeCoursesClimatology

CLI 101 - Introduction to Climatology: Climates of the World

Description: Meteorological elements such as temperature, precipitation, pressure, and wind will be studied to provide an understanding of the different climates around the world. Students will learn how climate can influence agriculture, clothing, housing, and transportation in different parts of the world. The interdisciplinary nature of this course is evident in the study of how scientists have used biology, meteorology, geology, astronomy, physics, chemistry, oceanography and computer modeling to determine the climates of the past and predict the climates of the future. The study of climate change will include astronomical theories, the ocean conveyor belt, ozone depletion, global warming and El Nino and La Nina. Formerly SCI 108. Students who have completed SCI 108 will not receive credit for CLI 101. (3 lecture, 3 laboratory hours) Lab fee applies. SUNY GEN ED-GLAB; NCC GEN ED-GLNW, LSCI. Offered: Fall, Spring

Credit Hours: 4
Department: Math/Computer Science/Info Tec