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Meteorology focuses on short-term weather events lasting up to a few weeks, whereas climatology studies the frequency and trends of those events. It studies the periodicity of weather events over years or longer.The world has been divided into different climate zones. We have four main zones, and two of these have sub zones. The basis of this division is variations in climate, vegetation, air pressure, and the average temperature. The main zones are: arctic, temperate, subtropical, and tropical. Elements of climate: These elements are solar radiation, temperature, humidity, precipitation (type, frequency, and amount), atmospheric pressure, and wind (speed and direction).Here the students will learn about: Climatology is the study of the atmosphere and weather patterns over time. This field of science focuses on recording and analyzing weather patterns throughout the world and understanding the atmospheric conditions that cause them. It is sometimes confused with meteorology, which is the study of weather and weather forecasting. However, climatology is mainly focused on the natural and artificial forces that influence long-term weather patterns. Scientists who specialize in this field are called climatologists.The first studies of climate can be traced back to ancient Greece, but climate science as it is now known did not emerge until the advent of the industrial age in the nineteenth century. The science of climatology has grown as scientists have become interested in understanding weather patterns. In recent times, climatologists have increasingly focused their research on the changes in the Earth’s climate that have occurred since the industrial age. The Earth has been growing warmer and warmer as human industry has expanded and released more carbon into the atmosphere. This effect, called global warming, is a particularly important object of study for climatologists. By studying global warming, climatologists can better understan

The principal aim of this course is to prepare graduate and doctoral students to use the concepts and methods associated with quantitative social science research. In specific, the examples used in this course aim to prepare students as they may seek to conduct original research on education issues. Examples draw from primary, secondary, and post-secondary education contexts.A related aim is to help students grow as savvy discussants and consumers of quantitative research. In this course students will have opportunities to build thier critical reasoning and analytical skills. Though this course does not provide an exhaustive introduction to the entire field of statistics, it provides a thorough overview of topics and techniques often taught in first semester graduate statistics.In this course we will view statistics as a set of tools that helps researchers examine the world. We will look closely at how research and statistics helps us produce and disseminate new knowledge about how the world works. "How the world works" is a broad phrase meant to include sub-topics such as "how people behave," "how organizations react to policy," "how we can make data informed decisions about organizational management," "how we can evaluate program performance."This course also provides examples in multiple formats. There is an emphasis on the following tool sets:1) Pen or pencil and paper - It is important to have an ability to execute rudimentary statistical analyses using simple tools such as a pen, pencil, paper, graph paper, and a calculator.2) Stata - This software is a widely used statistical computing package in education and social science research. Besides presenting examples in multiple platforms side-by-side, this course presents most examples in Stata. Through this course, students will also learn to use this popular statistical computing package.3) Python - The Python programming language is a free platform that provides an opportunity to show how we can execute many of t

This course will be very useful for preparing Verbal Reasoning part of your 11plus exam (CEM and GL). 11 plus verbal reasoning is an essential part of entrance tests for grammar schools and independent schools (private schools). Verbal reasoning is a test of skill rather than a test of learned knowledge. The subject is used to determine a child's critical thinking skills, as well as their ability to use their own knowledge to solve a problem. The Verbal Reasoning techniques explained in this course would help you to ace 11 plus verbal reasoning exams. In these 11 plus verbal reasoning videos, you would see various 11 plus verbal reasoning topics explained in detail using the exam questions, which would definitely help you in your 11 plus verbal reasoning exams. Through these 11plus Verbal Reasoning series, you would be able to understand all the key topics covered in CEM and GL tests in detail. With some more practice, you would be able to score very high marks in both 11 plus verbal reasoning GL and CEM 11 plus verbal reasoning exams. This 11 plus Verbal Reasoning course covers all the topics covered in the exam:Codes- Letter and Number, AnagramsSequences- Letter and NumberSynonymsAntonymsHomophonesConstructing words- Compound words, Hidden words, Form a word, Find a letter and Move a letterAnalogies- Word, Letter and NumberCalculations- Letter calculations and Balancing equationsLogical Skills- Odd one out, Word Completion, Word pairs, shuffled sentences and Word puzzles These 11 plus verbal reasoning practice questions guide you with all the needed tricks and techniques to score high marks with flying colors. I have also provided lists of more than 200 most common vocab, synonyms, antonyms, homophones needed for the 11plus exam.There is also a test at the end (each answer explanation also provided) to c

Hi,Are you in end of your semester, looking for to submit your thesis and finding difficulty to use Microsoft Word.Are you facing issues formatting texts in Word?Do you write a text at one page and the text and images jumbles on other page?Do you waste hours writing references in proper styles?Are you really struggling to put your figures and tables in the correct order with proper caption and sequence numbers?If yes, then you are right place. With this course, you will no more face these issues. Keeping the students perspective in mind, I have designed this course to help you out with all the possible challenges that you may come across while writing your thesis. In this course, I have shared the tricks that one can use to automatically number the figures and tables in proper order and generate the list of both with just one click. You can add landscape and portrait pages in the same document. You can add both Roman and Numeral style number in the same document. Next, management of references is a BIG challenge. In general, a thesis will have more than 30-40 references. Managing these number of references, citing them in text with proper numbers and adding each in the Bibliography section is a big hurdle. By using a free software called Mendeley, you can do all the above said things in just few clicks.Mathematical equations aha!, First writing a mathematical expression is very nasty. Further adding the correct equation numbers is at another level of difficulty. With the tricks mentioned in this course you will be able to easily mange the equations.This is not all. There is much more to come as I will continue to upload videos on this course based up the feedback received from students.</

The introductory course starts with an overview to intelligence and why we need it, moving into the world of security management for section 2. Intelligence is critical for a good security model, which is why it is combined here. Section 3 introduces the commercial aspects of intelligence. The overall course (Introductory/intermediate/advanced) is designed to be a complete course of intelligence analysis and security management.

This method works! I’ve tested it for over 15 years of teaching Electrical and Computer Engineering.Once the students get the hang of this method, their Physics, Math and other STEM classes become much, much less of a challenge, so they can concentrate on solid learning.Why should you take this course?Because when it comes to textbook problem solving, you probably were taught to do it backwards! You probably were wrongly taught to mimic your teachers. Answer these questions to see the problem:Can you always produce the answer to the problems that are presented to you?While solving a textbook problem on your own, have you gotten to the point where you don't know what to do next?In class, have you found yourself asking “How did the teacher come up with that step?” or “How did the teacher know we had to use that equation?” or “How was I supposed to know that?” ?The method you'll learn in this course is the Top-Down Approach to problem solving, and it's the way engineers solve problems. Unfortunately, this isn't taught in traditional education, but you can learn all about it by taking this course.Give the Top-Down Approach a chance, and watch all those Math and Physics problems lose their power over you.