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MAR 1021: Specialty Diver, part 1
1.00 Credits
The University of Tampa
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MAR 1022: Specialty Diver, part 2
1.00 Credits
The University of Tampa
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MAR 103: Rescue Diver
1.00 Credits
The University of Tampa
Student must be current in first aid and CPR by the first week of this course. Course topics cover SCUBA-related rescue techniques and emergency procedures. The course involves lectures, pool sessions and a one-day weekend dive trip for the certification dives. Equipment is provided, except for snorkeling equipment. This course is only offered during the second seven weeks of the fall semester. Laboratory fee: $175.
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MAR 104: PADI Divemaster
2.00 Credits
The University of Tampa
Students learn how to organize and plan safe and successful dives for dive groups, and supervise students in training. PADI Divemaster certification may be applied for through PADI Headquarters after successful completion of the course requirements. The course involves lectures, pool sessions, and a minimum of two weekends of diving. Some SCUBA equipment is provided for use. It is recommended that students have all of their own diving equipment except air tanks. Course offered only during the spring semester. Laboratory fee: $200.
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MAR 126: Marine Biology
4.00 Credits
The University of Tampa
Designed for non-science majors. A survey of marine biology including a discussion of the basic marine environments, natural history of marine animals, special adaptations of marine mammals, elementary marine chemistry, marine plants and their economic importance, and the impact of pollution on marine ecosystems. Not applicable toward marine science or biology majors or minors. Lecture only.
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MAR 200: Introduction to Marine Science
3.00 Credits
The University of Tampa
This course is intended as a broad introduction to marine science that will serve as a foundation for more advanced coursework in one or more of the disciplines introduced in this course. Topics covered in this course will include: 1) the physical geology of the earth with special emphasis on ocean basins; 2) the physical properties of water as they relate to tides, currents, waves and climate modulation; 3) the chemistry of seawater with regard to dissolved elements and gasses; and 4) a broad overview of life in the oceans. May only be used to satisfy major requirements in marine-science biology, biology, or environmental science majors. Lecture only.
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MAR 201: Marine Geology
4.00 Credits
The University of Tampa
This course will explore the origins and evolution of the earth (starting at the big bang/universe), the atmosphere, biology, and methodology employed to elucidate these evolutions. Students will then apply this knowledge to modern physical and geological processes shaping the marine environment, influencing climate change, and creating the interface between the terrestrial and marine environments. The evolution of the marine environment is an important concept as these primordial processes shaped much of what is currently studied in the oceans. Having a clear grasp of the influence of geology, physics, and biochemistry gives insight into to modern environmental analogues. The past is the rosetta stone to the future.
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MAR 222: Marine Ecology
4.00 Credits
The University of Tampa
Studies the interactions between marine organisms and their biotic and abiotic ocean environment, including an investigation of the distribution, abundance and diversity of organisms in the sea, the causes of these patterns and the roles of these species in marine ecosystems. The course and its companion laboratory address marine systems from an experimental perspective with an emphasis on experimental design, statistical data analysis, quantitative skills and techniques in scientific writing. Two weekend field trips are required.
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MAR 226: Marine Invertebrate Zoology
4.00 Credits
The University of Tampa
A study of the taxonomy, ecology and behavior of marine invertebrates. Examines local fauna and habitats through field-oriented studies. Requires some Saturday field trips.
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MAR 301: Physical Oceanography
4.00 Credits
The University of Tampa
A study of the physical dynamics linking the earth's atmosphere and oceans. Fluid dynamics that drive ocean circulation, global heat balance, deep ocean circulation, sediment transport and coastal modifications will be explored. Conceptual theory, applied math, and data-sets/literature are utilized in concert. Lecture only.
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