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CLICK HERE TO SEE HOW YOU CAN SPEND A SEMESTER AT THE SCIENCE UNIVERSITY IN PENANG, MALAYSIA & EARN CREDITS |
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CLICK HERE TO VIEW DR CHAN'S VITA |
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CLICK HERE TO VIEW RESULTS OF GEOG-1001 SUMMER 2001 TEST # 2 |
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CLICK HERE TO VIEW RESULTS OF GEOG-1001 SUMMER 2001 TEST # 3 |
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CLICK HERE TO VIEW RESULTS OF GEOG-1001 SUMMER 2001 TEST # 1 |
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WELCOME TO GEOGRAPHY 1001
SUMMER 2001 |
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CLICK HERE TO VIEW LECTURE 1: COURSE SYLLABUS & INTRODUCTION TO THE COURSE |
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CLICK HERE TO VIEW LECTURE 2: ESSENTIALS OF GEOGRAPHY |
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"OPTIONAL TOUR" - CLICK HERE TO VIEW DR CHAN'S BALLROOM & LATIN DANCING CLASSES AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MEMPHIS RECREATION CENTER |
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CLICK HERE TO VIEW LECTURE 3: SYSTEMS AND CYCLES |
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CLICK HERE TO VIEW LECTURE 4A: LOCATION, TIME & SCALE |
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CLICK HERE TO VIEW LECTURE 4B: MAPS & SCALES |
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CLICK HERE TO VIEW LECTURES 5-6: SUN-EARTH RELATIONSHIPS |
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CLICK HERE TO VIEW TEST EXAMPLE # 1: LECTURES 1 TO 4 (COVERING CHAPTER 1 IN THE TEXTBOOK). THESE QUESTIONS + CHAPTER 1 IN TEXTBOOK & LECTURES 1 TO 4 WILL FORM THE BASIS OF EXAM # 1 WHICH WILL BE HELD DURING CLASS TIMES ON 11 JUNE 2001 |
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HISTOGRAM OF SPRING CLASSES' PERFORMANCE - NUMBER IN BRACKETS ARE NUMBER OF STUDENTS. |
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80-90
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70-80
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60-70
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50-60
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90-100
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40-50
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30-40
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<30
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KEY FOR EACH COLOR
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YOU NEED A COMPLETE OVERHAUL OF YOUR STUDIES OR ELSE, YOU WILL FAIL THIS COURSE!
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CLICK HERE TO VIEW LECTURES 7: SUN-EARTH RELATIONSHIPS & SEASONS |
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| YOU NEED TO SPEND A GREAT DEAL MORE TIME ON THIS COURSE |
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CLICK HERE TO VIEW LECTURES 8-9: EARTH's MODERN ATMOSPHERE - COMPOSITION, TEMPERATURE & FUNCTION |
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| YOU NEED TO BUCK UP AND, STUDY HARDER & SPEND MORE TIME ON THIS COURSE |
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| YOU ARE IN THE TWILIGHT ZONE - ONE SIDE IS PASSING & THE OTHER FAILING! DECIDE WHICH SIDE YOU WANT TO GO |
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CLICK HERE TO VIEW LECTURES 10-11: EARTH'S ATMOSPHERE AS A PROTECTIVE SHIELD - THE OZONE LAYER & ITS IMPORTANCE |
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| YOU ARE OKAY BUT NEED TO INCREASE YOUR EFFORTS TO MOVE INTO THE A ZONE & YOU CAN DO IT! |
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CLICK HERE TO VIEW TEST EXAMPLE # 2: LECTURES 5 TO 13 (COVERING CHAPTERS 2-5 IN THE TEXTBOOK). THESE QUESTIONS + CHAPTER 2-5 IN TEXTBOOK & LECTURES 5 TO 13 WILL FORM THE BASIS OF EXAM # 2 WHICH WILL BE HELD DURING CLASS TIMES ON 18 JUNE 2001 |
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| WELL DONE! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK. DO NOT BE COMPLACENT IF YOU WANT TO STAY IN THIS ZONE. YOU SHOULD TRY HARDER TO MOVE INTO THE ULTIMATE ZONE! |
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CLICK HERE FOR SECOND LINK TO TEST EXAMPLES # 2 |
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| EXCELLENT! BRING OUT THE CHAMPAGNE! YOU ARE INCREDIBLE! BUT KEEP IT UP & STAY ON COURSE. REMEMBER, YOU HAVE A GOOD START, BUT THE RACE IS FAR FROM OVER. THIS IS A 400 METERS RACE. YOU ARE WAY AHEAD ONLY IN THE 1ST 100 METERS! |
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CLICK HERE TO VIEW LECTURE 12: AIR POLLUTION & ITS EFFECT ON WEATHER AND CLIMATE |
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CLICK HERE TO VIEW LECTURE 13: ENERGY BALANCES & GLOBAL CLIMATES |
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| CLICK HERE TO VIEW PHOTOGRAPHS OF FLETCHER CREEK FIELDWORK, 14 FEB 2001 |
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CLICK HERE TO VIEW LECTURE 14: CLIMATE IN THE URBAN ENVIRONMENT, URBAN HEAT ISLAND & MICRO-CLIMATE CHANGE |
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CLICK HERE TO VIEW LECTURE 15: GLOBAL TEMPERATURES & THIER MEASUREMENTS |
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CLICK HERE TO VIEW TEST EXAMPLE # 3: LECTURES 14 TO 18 (COVERING CHAPTERS 5-7 IN THE TEXTBOOK). THESE QUESTIONS + CHAPTER 5-7 IN TEXTBOOK & LECTURES 14 TO 18 WILL FORM THE BASIS OF EXAM # 3 WHICH WILL BE HELD DURING CLASS TIMES ON 25 JUNE 2001 |
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CLICK HERE TO VIEW LECTURE 16: PRESSURE & WINDS |
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CLICK HERE FOR SECOND LINK TO TEST EXAMPLES # 3 |
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CLICK HERE TO VIEW LECTURE 17: FORCES THAT DRIVE THE WINDS |
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CLICK HERE TO VIEW LECTURE 18: WATER & ATMOSPHERIC MOISTURE |
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CLICK HERE TO VIEW LECTURE 19A, 19B & 19C: AIR MASSES, MID-LATITUDE CYCLONES, THUNDERSTORMS, LIGHTNING, HAIL, HURRICANES, TOIRNADOES |
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CLICK HERE TO VIEW LECTURE 20: WATER RESOURCES, GROUNDWATER & WATER CONSERVATION |
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CLICK HERE TO VIEW LECTURE 21: CLIMATE CLASSIFICATION |
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CLICK HERE TO VIEW RESULTS OF
GEOG 1001 - SPRING 2001
FINAL EXAM # 4 |
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Dr Chan and students of Geog 1001 Spring 2001 at the rooftop of Johnson Hall to examine the weather equipment & take some weather element readings, 20 February 2001 |
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Students waiting patiently to get their "Extra" credits for getting on the roof! |
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Well, at least there are some students who are really interested in the weather equipment. |
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Hey! Watch it! It's not the end of the world just because you flunked the first Exam. |
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Is she camera-shy or wondering "How the hell is she going to get down from that freaky hole!" |
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"Watch it now! U of M is not going to pay any insurance if you crash to the floor!" |
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I just don't understand why the girls have to crawl down like ants! Look at me! I can tip-toe down! |
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"Oh Dr Chan! If you had told me that we were going to climb to the roof, I would've put on my Vietnam jungle gear instead of my fancy skirt! And hey! You down there! Move out of the way! Stop peeping! You bloody peeping Tom!" |
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The tower block is so freaking ugly! |
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Geog 1001-003 Spring 2001 students in the auditorium JN 110 Johnson Hall waiting for Dr Chan to start his lecture or
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Now this photo is brighter. Are you in it? |
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Geog1001-Class of Summer 2001 |
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