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Monday Class Options:

ENVS 200 - Environmental Data Science: 2:00 PM - 3:20 PM
Data are key to asking and answering questions, testing hypotheses, and critically evaluating solutions in socio-environmental systems. As more data become publicly available, often in real time, managing and interpreting this deluge of information requires increasingly advanced skills. So how do we make sense of all these data? What specific challenges arise when dealing with environmental data? How can we use data to improve communication in environmental science while making all our work open and reproducible? This course addresses these questions as we learn to apply data science principles to environmental problems, with hands-on coding in R. You'll gain valuable skills for careers in research, policy, and the private sector, working on collaborative projects that tackle real-world socio-environmental challenges.

Thursday Class Options:

BIO 355 - Invertebrate Zoology: 9:30 AM - 10:50 AM
Emphasizes classification, life history, and ecology of invertebrates. Includes field trips to local areas to acquaint students with the inshore fauna of Rhode Island and the Northeastern coast.