Autumn 2023 Time Schedule
SCHOOL OF ENVIRONMENT AND FOREST RSRCS |
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Enrl Sect Crs Restr SLN ID Cred Meeting Times Bldg/Rm Instructor Status Enrl/Lim Grades Fee Other ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? |
| SEFS 500 GRAD ORIENT SEMINAR |
Restr 022 Brown,Dan Open 26/ 40 CR/NC
REQUIRED FOR ALL SEFS INCOMING
GRADUATE STUDENTS.
NEW SEFS GRAD STUDENTS ONLY.
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MEETS ALL QUARTER.
PLUS ADDITIONAL
REQUIRED SEMINAR ON FRIDAY
SEPTEMBER 22:
ALL TIMES STILL BEING FINALIZED.
SEFS MEETING 830AM TO 12:30PM
LUNCH PROVIDED 12:30 TO 1:30PM
BREAK BUILT IN HERE
COLLEGE OF ENV ORIENTATION
EVENT STARTING AT 3:00PM
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| SEFS 501 FOREST ECOLOGY |
102 Harvey,Brian J Open 13/ 30 $182 J
W 230-320 BLD 286 Harvey,Brian J
FIELD TRIPS PLANNED FOR:
OCTOBER, DATES TBA.
ATTENDANCE
ON FIELD TRIPS IS
RECOMMENDED, NOT REQUIRED.
WEDNESDAY 230-320 MEETING TIME
REQUIRED FOR GRADS.
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| SEFS 506 TERR INVASION ECOL |
Restr 105 Tobin,Patrick C Closed 3/ 3 J |
| SEFS 508 PLANT MODELING |
Restr 292 Kim,Soo-Hyung Open 2/ 15 |
| SEFS 520 GEOG INFO SYSTEMS |
Restr 030 Batchelor,Jonathan Lamont Open 9/ 10 J
SEFS GRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY
PERIOD 1 AND 2.
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| SEFS 521 CURR TOPICS FOR RES |
> ENVIRO APPL PLANTS |
Restr 211 Doty,Sharon L. Open 12/ 15 J |
| SEFS 530 INTRO REST ECOL |
Restr 304 Bakker,Jon Open 2/ 6 $15 J |
Restr 103 Bakker,Jon Open 2/ 7 J |
Restr 304 Bakker,Jon Open 2/ 6 $10 J |
| SEFS 535 FIRE ECOLOGY |
Restr 022 Alvarado,Ernesto Open 8/ 20 $130
Th 830-950 AND 022 Alvarado,Ernesto
OCT 12-13.
YAKAMA NATION FIELD TRIP
LEAVING 630AM THURSDAY MORNING
AND RETURNING 7PM FRIDAY.
(SEFS 521A AND SEFS 535 SHARE
THE YAKAMA FIELD TRIP)
OCT 20-21, TO
EASTERN WASHINGTON.
LEAVING 630AM ON FRIDAY,
RETURNING 8PM ON SATURDAY.
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| SEFS 590 GRADUATE STUDIES |
107 Prugh,Laura R Open 8/ 20
SYNTHESIS AND META-ANALYSIS IN
ECOLOGY
SEFS GRADS ONLY THROUGH 5/15, THEN
OPEN TO EVERYONE.
QUANTITATIVE SYNTHESES AND
META-ANALYSES ARE ESSENTIAL TOOLS
IN THE SCIENCES. RESULTS FROM
SINGLE STUDIES ARE OFTEN NOT
REPEATABLE, AND THUS
META-ANALYSES SERVE A CRUCIAL
ROLE BY SYNTHESIZING RESULTS
FROM NUMEROUS STUDIES TO PROVIDE
A MORE ROBUST UNDERSTANDING OF
SCIENTIFIC PHENOMENA.
THIS COURSE WILL PROVIDE GRADUATE
STUDENTS WITH THE FOUNDATIONAL
KNOWLEDGE NEEDED TO CONDUCT
QUANTITATIVE SYNTHESES AND META-
ANALYSES. THE COURSE WILL BEGIN
WITH A SERIES OF LECTURES
INTRODUCING STUDENTS TO THE
QUANTITATIVE TECHNIQUES USED
AND ISSUES THAT NEED TO BE
CONSIDERED. STUDENTS WILL THEN
FORM GROUPS BASED ON SIMILAR
INTERESTS AND SPEND THE
MAJORITY OF THE QUARTER
GAINING HANDS-ON EXPERIENCE
CONDUCTING A META-ANALYSIS.
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> 292 6/ 10 CR/NC
TITLE: FIRE AND DISTURBANCE ECOLOGY
OF FOREST LANDSCAPES
THIS GRADUATE SEMINAR WILL BE TO
READ AND MEET WEEKLY TO DISCUSS 1
PAPER EACH WEEK ON THE TOPIC OF
FOREST FIRE ECOLOGY AND INTERACTION
AMONG DISTURBANCES IN FOREST
LANDSCAPES.
EMAIL INSTRUCTOR (BJHARVEY@UW.EDU)
TO INQUIRE ABOUT ENROLLMENT.
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| SEFS 595 TEACHING PRACTICUM |
IS INDEPNDNT STDY/RSCH |
IS INTERNSHIP |
IS MASTERS THESIS |
IS DOCTORAL DISSERTATN |
IS |