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I am still fascinated by what we found in Louisiana a couple of weeks ago, with Mississippi ties. It was plantations we wanted to see mostly. Well, that's not exactly true. We just wanted to get out of town for a few days and ended up going and seeing some plantations.
Iconic Oak Alley at Vacherie, Louisiana south of Baton Rouge is one of the most photographed houses in America, I guess.
Up river at St. Francisville is the Myrtles, supposed to be the most haunted house in America. And nearby is Oakley Plantation.
The house at Oakley is located in the Audubon Memorial State Park. While engaged as a tutor at Oakley, naturalist John James Audubon completed a fourth of his portfolio of native birds that would later become his famous birds of America series.
Although Oakley is in Louisiana, it has Mississippi connections, too. For instance the house was built by a successful Natchez planter Ruffin Gray in 1799. He died before the house was finished and his widow remarried and finished and lived in Oakley. It was her daughter that hired Audubon to teach over the summer of 1821.
Another tie to Mississippi in general and Natchez in particular is Audubon himself. In his journal he writes of selling portraits for five dollars apiece to residents in and around Natchez for survival money.
Audubon also mentions going past the mouth of the Yazoo River as it emptied into the Mississippi and commenting on the sparkling clear water pouring from it. That was back in the day when the Delta was still a jungle and swamp before the first plow ever broke the soil there.
By the way it was in Natchez that Audubon decided his fortune wasn't going to be made in selling quick portraits, but in publishing a book of his wildlife sketches, his Birds of America.
And at Oakley Plantation, in St. Francisville, is where the germ of that idea originated; from here to Bayou Sara and Woodville and Natchez and south to New Orleans and north to the Delta, in a day when not only the Yazoo ran clear, but wildlife overflowed the banks of the Mississippi.
And out in the yard you can still hear the calling of birds, the descendents of those that fascinated John James Audubon nearly 200 years ago.
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So very tired.
Tired of biting my tongue. Tired of hiding what I think and how I feel. Tired of stopping and thinking before I say something or confront someone when I think they're being unfair or wrong. Especially since so few other people seem to do the same.
I do it because I'm afraid. Afraid of how the other person will react. Afraid of how it will effect them or our relationship. Afraid that they'll be insulted or off-put or hurt and that I'll lose them as a result. So I don't say what I really want to say. I don't call them out on their bullshit.
I grit my teeth and I clench my fists and I fume silently, playing over everything I want to say but never do. Because it's easier than confrontation, and because I'm afraid that if I dare say what I think or what I feel; if I dare to disagree with them, I might push them a little bit further away - or worse, lose them altogether. Maybe not right now, maybe not from this one disagreement or argument, but in the long run. That over time the differences will add up and they'll keep pulling further and further away because of it.
In some cases this fear is irrational, and in yet others it is justified. In some cases, they've hurt me and I've pulled away - so why wouldn't they do the same in turn? Maybe they have. Maybe I took the first step and they took the next two until we're where we are now. And if so, what's to keep more steps away from being taken?
I'm tired. Tired or things that are trivial and insignificant in the big picture having such a considerable impact. Like a thousand paper cuts, each one nothing, but together something. Maybe it's me. Maybe I'm too sensitive. Maybe I let the little trivial picky bullshit rile me up too much because I can't do anything about the big things. So I focus in on them.
I'm tired of losing, either in one fell swoop or by inches. Tired of being afraid. Tired of not knowing what to do, or how to do it. What to say, or how to say it. I'm just so tired. And the only thing that I can do… is nothing. Nothing at all.
So I'll write this. Put it out into the void of cyber-space. Because it's nothing. Yet it's also something. It's all I can do.

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Monday, February 28, 2011
Crochet Beads Necklace
Then, I realized I had more pictures I haven't shared with you all and they were already transferred in to my computer. Whew... Thank goodness!
By the way, my sewing machine is safely (and in much better condition) home! I moped about not having my machine in my posts, but I have been busy with other things last weekend, and didn't have a chance to sew.
While my sewing machine was away, I made several jewelries and this post is about one of the necklaces I made.
I don't exactly know what to call these beads, but there is plastic part inside, and crochet around it. I really like the look of it and wanted to make a necklace for a while. Here is what I came up with:
I think the necklace has a whimsical charm to it because of the crochet beads. I wasn't sure if I wanted to tie the lace or not, so I am going to give it a try with lace for a while. What do you think? With? Without?
24 comments:
- nette said...
This necklace is so lovely! At first I thought the lace is absolutely necessary, but actually I like both looks, that is with and without lace. With lace it looks a little more girly and romantic. Without, you have a more casual, modern look.
- March 1, 2011 at 12:46 AM
- Lil'chan said...
I think you should wear it with lace ;) Looks so cute and gives the necklace a bit more youth pepp =)
- March 1, 2011 at 1:44 AM
- Little Green Doll said...
Love this necklace, it's very romantic! :)
- March 1, 2011 at 4:20 AM
- Theresa said...
with, it's very Anthro! Are the beads vintage? They are adorable! xoxo
- March 1, 2011 at 4:56 AM
- Cris Nagawa said...
Very beautiful your crochet necklace
- March 1, 2011 at 4:58 AM
- Angeline Yoshiko said...
The balls are so lovely and beautiful. Love the necklace design.
- March 1, 2011 at 5:30 AM
- Tanyia said...
Oh my gosh I love the look of that and I love the soft pink! I think the little bow is the perfect touch to finish it off.
- March 1, 2011 at 6:06 AM
- Liz said...
How pretty! I wish I knew how to crochet!
- March 1, 2011 at 6:58 AM
- Wendy said...
This is beautiful! Did you make the crochet pattern up as you went along?
- March 1, 2011 at 7:47 AM
- Martha Winger said...
You have balanced the beads and other elements very well. Nice job! It is lovely!Did you use crochet thread or another yarn to cover the beads?
- March 1, 2011 at 8:54 AM
- Karen said...
The lace is absolutely perfect!!
- March 1, 2011 at 8:55 AM
- Leilaluna said...
HI!! hoe're u!! sorry for my absence but I've house's removal!! so thank u so much for Idea!!
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- March 1, 2011 at 9:33 AM
- melissalee1 said...
any chance you could post a tutorial on how you created those lovely crochet beads?
- March 1, 2011 at 9:58 AM
- Emily said...
So pretty! I like it with the lace on you but would probably wear it if it didn't have the lace.
- March 1, 2011 at 10:24 AM
- Gina said...
I think the lace is the added bit of whimsy and I love it!
- March 1, 2011 at 11:36 AM
- Rebecca @ My Girlish Whims said...
I love this!!! Very feminine. I like it with the lace
- March 1, 2011 at 12:06 PM
- Shanae Branham said...
What a beautiful necklace! I am glad I stopped by today. By the way, I have a contest giveaway on my blog you might find fun. Take a look. triumphandtears.blogspot.com
- March 1, 2011 at 1:29 PM
- Jane said...
It's so beautiful! I have been wanting to try crocheting those beads for quite some time now. I like it with the lace tie. I love the color choice, too.
- March 1, 2011 at 6:13 PM
- Valerie@Occasionally Crafty said...
Love the necklace! I want one!
- March 1, 2011 at 7:51 PM
- Sachiko said...
Hi everyone! I am so sorry about the cunfusion, but some of you thought that I made the beads. I made the necklace, but not the beads. I bought them at Roberts, and I think I saw them at Michaels too.
- March 1, 2011 at 11:13 PM
- Barbara said...
I think the necklace is perfect with the lace!
- March 2, 2011 at 12:42 AM
- Sabra said...
I like it with the lace, but also without. A lot of help, huh? But really, it's so pretty either way, why limit it to one way or the other?
- March 3, 2011 at 9:07 AM
- Corrie said...
sooo cute,. love the little bit of lace! so pretty
I've got a pattern for those beads somewhere in my mess of a craft room and must pull it out. I also think they would look great as multicoloured beads for my little girl's friends as we are going to lots of 5 and 6 year old birthday parties lately!
- March 6, 2011 at 12:01 AM
- info said...
What a lovely necklace, love the wool beads.
Although the beads are chunky they look very elegant.
Tiffany @ Religious Necklaces
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The idea of a hyperlinked world is something that I've been reading about for a while now. They way people experience media is changing. We all know that and we've heard it countless number of times that it's becoming annoying.
However tonight I am putting myself as case in point. I've been jumping from one article about Aristotle to another regarding the last year in transmedia. Notable is the fact that this past hour I've sailed through some 30 articles… But the point that I want to focus on is the fact that i reality I barely manage to finish reading one article before I'm onto the next. This is something that is becoming more and more pervasive in the modern day world.
Now we've heard a lot about social media shortening people's attention span and the usual doom and gloom stories (which I do find entertaining nonetheless) when it comes to new media.
HOWEVER because we are at a time where information is readily available literally at our fingertips, would it be so wrong to think of it in terms of people developing an overwhelming desire to consume as much content as possible?
Today's class has given me a lot to think about. Many decisions need to be made… and this time not regarding the actually story line but the more practical side of gameplay, revenue streams and aesthetics, keeping in mind the hardware that would be needed to support the game itself and hence the audience it would then be available to.
So in thinking about the audience and what is the purpose behind the development of the game, I would like it to be a continuation of the series. Hence the idea that the player would be contacted by the already established Vengeance Crew in order to become a fighter against the Jock Gang.
However, that said, I still do think the game could also serve an immensely powerful purpose if it were to be the introduction of Leighton High. Therefore the game would be a stepping stone towards the series. It would be wise to do so as it could be used for promotion purposes - as a marketing tool.
That is something which needs to be explored further.
Now this series is going to be aimed at a teenage and above audience. More specifically, it will be more appealing to the male population. Keeping in mind that in today's world the amount of gamers is increasing immensely, in actuality according to recent statistics, it is the proportion of casual gamers that is booming. That means that aiming the game towards this demographic will ensure the largest audience. So despite the fact that I am more inclined towards a 3D gaming experience, from a practical point of view, isometric projection would maybe be more of a wise choice. This is because of the simple fact that full on 3D games would require a much more powerful computer that the casual gamer would not have.
Now depending comes also the question of how this game will be distributed. Facebook games at the moment are on top of the list for game developers. But people hate them. Most people do anyway. Also FB can still do a whole bunch of horrible stuff like take your game down without notice. Naturally, they will also charge and take a commission off of your game as well. So I am very much averse towards using Facebook as a platform.
I am looking at other options and the one I am most keen on is building a website for the series which will then incorporate the game. This would allow me to continue building on the universe as I also plan on writing 5 minute web episodes with the supporting characters as protagonists.
But for the moment I think that is enough information.
Lots to think about.
Lots of decisions to be made…
So where do I start?
From the beginning I guess…
The world of Storytelling is changing and that much is obvious. The digital revolution is upon us and it's time to wake up to it. This has given rise to this whole phenomenon that is Transmedia storytelling… and it fascinates me. That much is obvious from what I have posted so far. Telling a story on multiple platforms is something that really allows a writer to build not only a story but a universe. Being able to call myself a Story Architect is something I believe to be very cool indeed.
As time progresses, broadcasters are losing their power as regards distribution and new business models are emerging. Most obvious is online distribution - all hail You Tube! But there are many others who chose to release content through their own websites as well as through traditional pathways.
In developing my 30 minute series The Vengeance Crew (working title) for another module, I soon came to realize it was much too violent for kids. So I aimed it towards an older audience. Hence - [adult swim] as inspiration. In essence it's the adult segment of Cartoon Network. The Vengeance Crew premise is as follows;
After being wrongfully accused of burning down Leighton High Library, seventeen year old prodigy, Renton Bromley goes on a mission to unite the fragmented Geek Clans of Leighton to fight the Jocks and clear his name.
Since broadcasters are super keen on delving into interactivity (obviously), I want to continue the series through an online game. The idea is that the people who watch the series will then go to the online version of Leighton High. There they will be able to register and enroll. With that done, they can choose their clan; Techies, Artists, Physicists, Biologists or Jocks.
Upon becoming members, they will then be given missions to accomplish. With each one, their skills, weapons and status in the clan improves. When the user reaches an appropriate level, Renton Bromley or Blake Lansing (depending if they're a jock or a geek) will contact and ask for them to join either the Vengeance Crew or the Jocks. The player can accept or decline, making every choice matter.
Inputting the code provided will gain the user access to restricted areas and new missions. However new rules will also govern, so for example geeks that join the VC can no longer engage in unprovoked attacks on bullies. Likewise, the jocks will have their own code to abide by and a new heirarchy will be set into place.
So… How's that?
For some reason I find putting ideas down on paper really difficult. I know I should. Writing things down in this line of work is certainly more productive… But there's this thing where once I do, there's a cretain degree of finality to it that I really don't like.
That said, I have decided. I am going to write now.
I have written a short film during the Festive Season that I had been mulling over for over a year (serious). So far it is the one project closest to my heart. The one I have been wanting to write for ages but never did simply because I wanted to dedicate all my energy into it so the final product would do justice to the vision I had for it.
Obviously the script developed as did the world and charcaters with it. When I started writing I also thought in terms of; how could I make this better? In today's world that translates into interactivity.
With an arsenal of terribly advanced technological tools, I want to create something around the storyworld I built for Emma's World in order to truly enhance it and take it somewhere entirely different from what I had in mind in the beginning… somewhere truly magical…
The real world is being taken over by the virtual. That is a fact.
People are spending an average of 8 hours a day in front of some screen or other. We make friends online, socialize online, buy groceries online. Now more than ever people are having less and less reasons to go outside and actually do things.
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I believe the right to an education is a basic human right..what can we do to make that a reality?
Governor Brown just signed the Dream Act and that propelled me to think about how accessible education is in United States and around the world. Education shouldn't be something that only the privileged can afford. What can we do to give every child an opportunity to improve their lives through education?
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Oct 19 2011: Basic human right....and requirement.
I would like to talk on two points:
1. Basic Right - I believe that the solution to the world's upcoming population crisis is education and the opportunities to use this education to work and earn a stable living. People with jobs, income and no threats to their survival, have fewer children. At least this is the phenomena seen in many of the richer parts of the world. Which leadsinto my second point.
2. Education is a requirement - For a person to vote and be a full member of the world, I believe that they must have received enough education to be able to understand the whole world context. IE understand political systems, world religons, macro economics, envronmental issues etc. Maybe a UN international standard should be introduced as a mandatory minimum level of education that a nation must provide free of charge to all of its citizens? Some system where the testing and quality of the educational outcomes are rated on an international scale by an external arbitor.
What can we do about it? Well, countires like the US could require that any corporation operating in a third world listed country must implement community investment into schooling infrastructure in that country. Also, these companies should invest in the necessary infrastructure to get those children to school, clothed and clean and with the necessary materials to participate in the education. This model works well in companies that work in the primary industries sector as they have a localised presence in those countries and also have sustainability goals that would align with this activity.
Oct 20 2011: Requirement.........
Kim, you make good points, and on # 1 I agree with. Education will, and is helping our population crisis that we will soon to be experiencing in the near future.
But requirement?
I'm in college right now, and after reading, " IE understand political systems, world religions, macro economics, environmental issues, and how much more is etc?
That seems like a lot of information to be educated on, and would be a dounting task for any young student to learn.
How many years of education do you think that this would take? And in today's world, "time is money," so how would we make this affordable?
It would have to be made extremely affordable to make it mandatory, especially on an international scale.
Do you mean "World" corporations, or just American corporations? And if it was, all of the "Worlds" wealthier corporations getting involved, it would still be difficult.
You would first have to come up with some kind of estimated "price tag" that it would cost to achieve these conditions. Then see if it is a reachable goal that can be with in the realm of the worlds economic situation.
How long would this take? Two or three generations maybe even longer. It is a great long term plan, but we need to try to think in short terms.
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This is a listing of distance education courses that are associated with the following degrees for Spring 2014. Click on the degree name to reveal the course information. Find information on the Fall 2014 classes as well as for previous Distance Education classes here.
The Hydrology Program within the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences at NM Tech now offers a 15-Credit Graduate Certificate program in Hydrology. Students must maintain a B average (3.0 GPA) in order to receive a certificate. The hydrology faculty who offer distance education classes are listed in Table 1.
Our graduate program in hydrology was startedd by Mahdi Hantush in 1954 and is one of the oldest in the country. Our science-based curriculum focuses on all aspects of the continental hydrologic cycle. Our graduate courses require a proficiency in calculus, physics, and college-level inorganic chemistry. Questions not answered by this brochure can be directed to:
Mark Person, Professor of Hydrogeology, email@example.com,
575-835-6505 (office), 812-345-3973 (cell)
Overview of Online Certificate in Hydrology Program
Hydrologists study the movement and occurrence of water within the atmosphere, on land, and in the subsurface. During the past several decades, environmental tracers and water quality issues have become increasingly important for hydrologists to understand. Our on-line program offers courses that cover all of these areas.
Our 15-credit Graduate Certificate in Hydrology is intended to provide students with much of the course work that our M.Sc. students are required to take. On-line students will not be required to participate in laboratory and field components of distance education (DE) classes such as ERTH 440. However, DE students will be required to analyze the lab/field data collected by other students attending the class. Students who complete the Certificate Program with a B average are eligible to apply this course work towards completion of an M.Sc. or Ph.D. degrees at NM Tech in Socorro. A M.Sc. Hydrology degree requires 30 credits and a research thesis. Courses completed with a grade below a C must be retaken.
Students are required to take two 3-credit core courses in hydrology: ERTH 440, HYD 510. Students must also take 5 credits from the following list of 1-credit modules: ERTH 441, ERTH 442, ERTH 443, HYD 531, HYD 532, HYD 541. To complete the 15-credit degree requirement, students may choose from the following: ERTH 412, ERTH 541, MATH 382, MATH 335, MATH 336, and MATH 586. These courses are described below.
Online Program Information and Requirements
Online programs are open to applicants with a bachelor's degree in any of the natural sciences or engineering disciplines (e.g. Earth Science, Civil Engineering, Biology, and Chemistry). Students taking online classes should expect to take 18-24 months to complete the program.
Students need access to a computer with a browser and an Internet connection in order to participate in lectures, handle assignments, conduct examinations and communicate with faculty, advisors and peers. The classes are accessed via NM Tech distance learning portal described below. We strongly recommend to DE students to view the lectures in real time, if possible, so they can ask questions interactively. DE students who are on professional travel may turn assignments in late but will be required to take the exam on the same day as regular students.
New Mexico Tech Distance Education Department
NM Tech Distance Education Department utilizes multimedia technology to stream live and recorded lectures to students wherever they are, requiring only that they have a computer with a broadband Internet connection. Questions related to access and use of the distance education program can be found online at:
Or by contacting the Distance Education Department:
General Email: email@example.com
DE Technical Support & Video Studio: 575-835-6277
DE Student Support 575-835-5511
DE Coordinator: 575-835-6908, Toll Free 1-866-644-4887, Fax 575-835-5541
Attending Courses on Line
We strongly recommend attending the lecture online as it is being presented so that students can ask questions. In order to login into the class portal and participate in a lecture, go to the following web site:
However, before you can login, you will be required to set up a NMT login ID number and register for the class. The procedure for obtaining a login ID is described below.
How To Register
Step 1. Registration can be done online via the NM Tech software called "banweb". But in order to register, you must first apply to the NM Tech graduate program as a "Special Graduate" student and obtain a Student ID (a number starting with 900). To do this, go to the following web address:
Create a temporary user id and 6 digit numeric pin. Follow the instructions to apply to NM Tech as a special graduate student. The graduate office will then issue you a 900 number. However, this will not be sent to you electronically for security purposes. Your 900 number will be sent to you via the US mail. You'll need to call the graduate office to obtain your 900 number if time is an issue. The graduate school number is 575-835-5513.
Step 2. Once you have your 900 number you can register for the distance learning classes you wish to take. To do this, follow the instructions listed in the appendix to this document.
Step 3. Once you have registered for the class, you can pay for the class via banweb. Login to banweb by putting the following link into your browser:
Login using your 900 number and the pin the graduate office provides you
Select the "Personal Information" option
Select "Make Online Payment"
For the 2014 academic year, students taking less than 6 credits per semester must pay the following costs:
• $292.80 per credit hour
• $350.00 per distance education course
• $20 Technical Support Fee
These costs are subject to change per academic year. Current tuition and fees can be found on the DE Website:
Tuition and Fees
Step 4. If you desire, you can change your password for the course portal under the Personal Information page as well. Login to banweb by putting the following link into your browser:
Login using your 900 number and the pin the graduate office provides you
Select the "Personal Information" option
Select "Change Pin"
Navigating the Course Portal
Once you have created your account and paid for your class, you can proceed to the course portal.
Online Hydrology Course List
The courses offered as part of our distance education program are listed below. Students must take ERTH 440 and at least 6 of the 1-credit courses. We will consider accepting other DE classes offered by New Mexico State University and the University of New Mexico not listed below on a case by case basis.
Physical Hydrology (ERTH 440, 3 credits, 1 lab credit)
Prerequisites: MATH 132, PHYS 122 132; Co‐ or prerequisite: ERTH 440
Fundamentals of hydrological flow and transport will be presented. Precipitation, runoff processes, and flood generation. Capillarity, unsaturated flow, and infiltration. Laws of flow in porous media, hydraulic storage, and flow to wells. Laboratory and field exercises that demonstrate and implement fundamental concepts of the hydrological cycle. Distance Education Students can take the lab portion of the class reducing the field/lab data and completing the non-field components of the lab assignments.
Hydrogeology (ERTH 441, 1 credit)
Prerequisites: ERTH 440
Hydrogeologic controls on the occurrence, movement, and chemical and isotopic composition of groundwater. Hydrogeologic properties. Groundwater recharge and stream/aquifer interaction. Groundwater in different geological, climate, and physiographic regimes.
Vadose Zone Processes (ERTH 442, 1 credit)
Prerequisites: ERTH 440 or permission of instructor
Physics of unsaturated flow in porous media, multiphase flow, potentials and water retention, unsaturated hydraulic conductivity, transient flow problems.
Atmospheric Dynamics and Rainfall and Evaporation Processes (ERTH 443, 1 credit)
Prerequisites: ERTH 440 or permission of instructor
Principles of atmospheric processes with an emphasis on rainfall generation and evaporation at the earth's surface. Warm and cloud convection, orographic controls on precipitation, cyclogenesis and frontal storms. Particular attention paid to the measurement and assessment of rainfall and evaporation in space and time.
Aquifer Mechanics (HYD 531, 1 credit)
Prerequisite: ERTH 440 and 440L
Physics of flow to wells, steady-state and transient solutions to well hydraulics equations, image well theory, responses of aquifers to perturbations.
Vadose Zone Dynamics (HYD 532, 1 credit)
Prerequisite: ERTH 440, 440L, 442, HYD 510 or consent of instructor
Physical processes governing fluid, solute, heat, and gas transport through the vadose zone; plant water uptake; applications of the model HYDRUS1D for the evaluation of these physical processes.
Water Resources Management (Hyd 541, 1 credit)
Prerequisite: ERTH 440 and 440L
Social and economic basis for administering water. Comparison of American Indian and European attitudes toward the hydrological system. Fundamentals of water law and policy in the United States.
Geomicrobiology (ERTH 491; 3 credits)
The effects of the microbial world on the lithology, hydrology, and geochemistry of the planet. Unique capabilities of geomicroorganisms, their role in biogeochemical cycling, and the breakdown of bedrock and production of biominerals. Applications of microorganisms in environmental remediation, industrial processes, and pharmaceutical materials.
Quantitative Methods in Hydrology (HYD 510, 3 credits)
Prerequisite: MATH 231; Pre or Corequisite ERTH 440
Introduction to the methods of mathematical physics used in hydrologic science. Presented in the context of mathematical models of water and energy balances, fluid flow, and heat & solute transport. Application to aquifers, the vadose zone, land‐surface runoff, rivers, and the atmospheric boundary layer. Methods span advanced engineering calculus, including numerics and differential equations. Use of software (Matlab) for problem solving and solution presentation. Programming with Matlab.
Introduction to Geographic Information (ERTH 412, 3 credits)
An introduction to the concepts of geographic information systems (GIS). Theoretical background to GIS; introduction to the nature and analysis of spatial data. ArcView and/or ArcGIS. Shares lecture with GEOL 512 but is graded separately.
Ordinary Differential Equations (MATH 335, 2 credits; Optional Lab MATH 335L, 1 credit)
Prerequisite: MATH 132 passed with grade C‐ or better
Ordinary differential equations, series solutions, transform calculus.
Partial Differential Equations (MATH 336, 3 credits)
Prerequisites: MATH 231, 254 and 335, each passed with grade C‐or better
Orthogonal functions, Sturm-Liouville theory, Fourier series and integrals, heuristic derivation of examples of partial differential equations taken from heat conduction, vibration problems, electromagnetism, etc.; separation of variables, application to boundary value problems.
Spatial Variability and Geostatistics (MATH 586, 3 credits)
Prerequisite: MATH 382
Introduction to spatial and temporal variability. Stationary and intrinsic random fields, variograms and estimation. Kriging, co-kriging, and simulation of random fields. Conditioning and conditional simulation. Indicator kriging and simulation. Applications from hydrology, mining, petroleum engineering, and other fields of science and engineering.
Probability and Statistics (MATH 382, 3 credits)
Prerequisite: MATH 132 passed with grade C‐ or better
Exploratory data analysis, random variables, estimation and hypothesis testing, linear regression and analysis of variance, basic concepts of discrete and continuous probability distributions, bivariate probability distribution functions, expected values, moment generating function and weak law of large numbers. Uses of the central limit theorem and its applications. This course provides an introduction to probability theory and statistical inference. The theory of probability is the primary mathematical tool used in statistical inference and therefore this course will concentrate heavily on probability and statistics. The course has been designed for computer science and engineering students; however, it is broad enough for students from outside these disciplines.
Career Information for Hydrology Graduates
Hydrologists are employed by State and Federal agencies as well as environmental consulting firms. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, between 2006-2009, hydrologist in the United States earned a mean annual salary of $77,000/year. According to the 2008-2009 Occupational Outlook Handbook of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the employment forecast for U.S. hydrologists is expected to increase by 24% over the decade from 2006-2016. Job growth for hydrologists is expected to be strongest in private-sector consulting firms. A compilation of average annual salaries by select states is listed below.
Instructions for Navigating Online Registration
1) Visit Banweb at banweb.nmt.edu.
2) Login by clicking ENTER SECURE AREA. Words that are like THIS in this document are links or buttons that you can click when you are in or at Banweb.
3) Enter your User ID (Student ID Number starting with 900) and your eight character PIN (not your APIN). If you don't know your eight character PIN, please contact the Registrar's Office.
a. Once you successfully login you may be asked to change your PIN. You will also be asked to create a security question.
b. If you get locked out of Banweb, which can happen if you enter your PIN incorrectly three times, then you must call the Registrar's Office 575.835.5133. Also, after 30 minutes of no activity, you will automatically be logged off of the Banweb.
4) Click LOGIN
5) Click STUDENT AND FINANCIAL AID
6) Click REGISTRATION
7) Click ADD/DROP CLASSES
8) Select the appropriate term and click SUBMIT
9) Enter your Alternate PIN (APIN – more information below) and click SUBMIT
a. You receive a new APIN from your advisor every semester -- the APIN acts as your advisor's approval of the courses you are taking.
10) Enter Course Reference Number(s) (CRN)
a. You can find the CRNs on the CLASS SCHEDULE (Banweb). The list contains the CRN, subject, course number, section, credits, title, meeting days and times, meeting locations, and instructor.
11) Click SUBMIT CHANGES
12) It should display that you are registered; however you can verify that you are registered by clicking:
a. STUDENT AND FINANCIAL AID
b. REGISTRATION
c. STUDENT DETAIL SCHEDULE
13) Once you have verified your registration you can view your account balance and make a payment by clicking:
a. PERSONAL INFORMATION
b. ACCOUNT SUMMARY BY TERM (This allows you to view your balance broken down by semester).
c. MAKE AN ONLINE PAYMENT (This allows you to make a payment).
If you encounter any problems using Banweb to register for classes
please contact the Registrar's Office.
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