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Spring Quarter 2022 Time Schedule

SCHOOL OF ENVIRONMENT AND FOREST RSRCS
(COLLEGE OF THE ENVIRONMENT )
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Enrl        Sect                                                                                             Crs
Restr   SLN  ID Cred    Meeting Times     Bldg/Rm       Instructor                 Status Enrl/Lim   Grades  Fee Other
 ?       ?       ?           ?             ?               ?                         ?       ?         ?      ?    ?

SEFS   507  SOIL LAND USE PROB
Restr    105      Vogt,Daniel                Closed    7/   5           $78  J     
                        Th     130-420    BLD  211      Vogt,Daniel
                        DUE TO INCREASED COSTS,                                     
                        COURSE FEE IS BEING                                         
                        INCREASED TO $78

SEFS   512  BIOGEO CYCLES SOIL
         107      Butman,David E.            Open      0/  20                      
                        MAY BE MADE AVAILABLE TO                                    
                        UNDERGRADS WITH CHEMISTRY                                   
                        BACKGROUND (TOPIC IS                                        
                        MORE GENERAL TO WATERSHED                                   
                        BIOGEOCHEMISTRY)

SEFS   520  GEOG INFO SYSTEMS
Restr    044      Weiss,Natalie              Open      5/  10                J     
                        SEFS GRADS ONLY PD1 AND PD2.

SEFS   521  CURR TOPICS FOR RES 
         022      Brown,Dan                  Open      5/  10                J     
                        TOPIC POLICY WORKSHOP:                                      
                        WA STATE FOREST TRUST LANDS.                                
                        CO-TAUGHT BY CLARE RYAN.                                    
                        SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT OF NATURAL                           
                        RESOURCES INVOLVES CONSIDERATION OF                         
                        MULTIPLE ENVIRONMENTAL, ECONOMIC,                           
                        AND SOCIAL OBJECTIVES. THIS COURSE                          
                        WILL EXPLORE REAL-WORLD DECISIONS                           
                        FACING THE WASHINGTON BOARD OF                              
                        NATURAL RESOURCES. SPECIFICALLY,                            
                        THE BOARD IS FACING ON-GOING                                
                        ADVOCACY ABOUT THE RIGHT BALANCE                            
                        BETWEEN TIMBER PRODUCTION FOR                               
                        REVENUE GENERATION AND OTHER                                
                        SOCIETAL GOALS FOR STATE FORESTS,                           
                        INCLUDING RECREATION, CARBON STORAG                         
                        AND HABITAT CONSERVATION. THE                               
                        QUESTION THAT STUDENTS IN THIS                              
                        SEMINAR WILL ADDRESS IS: HOW DO                             
                        SPECIFIC IDEAS ABOUT CHANGING                               
                        MANAGEMENT PROPOSED BY INTERESTED                           
                        PARTIES AFFECT THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF                         
                        STATE FORESTS TO THESE MULTIPLE                             
                        OBJECTIVES

SEFS   533  AIRBORNE LIDARPrerequisites
Restr    220      Moskal,L. Monika           Open      6/  20                J     
                        Th     330-450    MOR  220      Moskal,L. Monika
                        COURSE WILL BE BUILT AROUND A CLASS                         
                        PROJECT TO MEASURE CHANGE IN FOREST                         
                        STRUCTURE FROM LIDAR DATA FOLLOWING                         
                        FIRE GIVEN MANAGEMENT HISTORY AND                           
                        TOPOGRAPHY; REQUIRES REMOTE SENSING                         
                        AND/OR GIS ANALYTIC SKILLS.                                 
                        FOR MORE INFORMATION SEE:                                   
                        HTTPS://SITES.UW.EDU/SEFS533/

SEFS   540  OPTIMIZATION TECH
Restr    261      Toth,Sandor F.             Open      6/  15                      
                        Th     330-450    BLD  261      Toth,Sandor F.

SEFS   550  GRADUATE SEMINAR
Restr   C  2       T      100-250    AND  022      Harvey,Brian J             Open     10/  15                      
                        FOREST RESILIENCE TO FIRE AND                               
                        DISTURBANCE INTERACTIONS                                    
                        IN A WARMING CLIMATE

SEFS   590  GRADUATE STUDIES
Restr    022      McInturff,Alex             Open      5/  20                      
                        SOCIO-ECOLOGICAL SYSTEMS:                                   
                        THEORIES, METHODS, & APPLICATIONS

SEFS   595  TEACHING PRACTICUM
 IS     INDEPNDNT STDY/RSCH 
 IS     INTERNSHIP
 IS     MASTERS THESIS
 IS     DOCTORAL DISSERTATN 
 IS    

	Modified: June 17, 2022