Meteorology 2603
Severe and Unusual Weather
Class Policies
Homework is due by
5 pm on the date announced. Students will be assessed a 20% penalty per day for late work, and work
will not be accepted 2 days beyond the announced due date.
You are encouraged to
discuss homework
problems with one another; however,
cheating (e.g., copying) is strictly forbidden
and could result in suspension or expulsion from the University. Dont even think about doing it!
Two in-class examinations, as well as a comprehensive
final exam, will be given. See the class page for further details
You are strongly
encouraged to meet with Dr. Droegemeier or Mr. Reader during their office hours if you are
having trouble with the material. You may also schedule an appointment with them
(see class page). Email is an excellent way to obtain clarification, and the
addresses of Dr. Droegemeier and Mr. Reader are given on the class page. Please take
advantage of office hours! Do NOT wait until the final exam to begin studying!
The best way to ensure success is to keep up
with the course material and to ask questions. Students who actively participate
in lectures and avail themselves of office hours typically learn and retain the material
at a much higher level.
Finally, HAVE FUN! This course will examine some of the most fascinating of all atmospheric phenomena, and will provide you an opportunity to study the atmosphere using real time observations. Take advantage of it! Attend class, read the assignments, and enjoy!