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2024-2025 Undergraduate Catalog 
    
2024-2025 Undergraduate Catalog

Atmospheric Sciences and Meteorology, B.S.


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Students must complete 120 semester hours of University courses. A minimum grade of “C-” must be achieved in all atmospheric sciences and meteorology, physics, and math courses. Note that a 2.00 grade point average must be maintained in all major courses and an overall grade point average of 2.00 is required to graduate.

Course Requirements:


Technical Electives


6 credit hours that must be in Mathematics, Science, or Engineering

Required English and General Education


non-math and non-science courses - 22 credit hours

Free Electives - (6 Credit Hours)


It is suggested that at least 6 of these hours be FOLA courses

Curriculum Guide


Freshman Year


First Semester


Semester Total: 15

Second Semester


Semester Total: 14

Sophomore Year


First Semester


Semester Total: 15

Semester Total: 16

Junior Year


First Semester


Semester Total: 15

Second Semester


Semester Total: 16

Senior Year


First Semester


Semester Total: 16

Second Semester


Semester Total: 13

Total Credit Hours: 120


1Courses may only satisfy ONE general education requirement GL, AA, SBS, or HFA (e.g. LIBS 202  can satisfy HFA or AA, but not both).2-1 Technical Electives (3 Credits): Course must be chosen from computer programming courses
2-2Technical Elective (6 credits): Courses must be in Mathematics, Science or Engineering.
3-1ASME Elective: Course must be chosen from ASME 234 , ASME 275 , ASME 285 .
3-2ASME Elective: Course must be chosen from ASME 420 , ASME 423 , ASME 430 , or ASME 440 .
3-3ASME Elective: Course must be chosen from ASME 463 , ASME 470 , ASME 480 , ASME 481 , or ASME 491 .
4Physics Elective: Course must be chosen from PHYS 4xx: PHYS 401 PHYS 412 PHYS 415 PHYS 420 PHYS 430 PHYS 440 PHYS 447 PHYS 475 PHYS 485 , or PHYS 494 .
5ASME 496  - capstone course.
Free Elective (6 credit hours).

Major Program Requirements


Students must earn a C- or better in ASME, PHYS and MATH courses.

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