Atmosphere An Introduction to Meteorology Plus NEW MyMeteorologyLab with eText -- Access Card Package, The
Atmosphere An Introduction to Meteorology Plus NEW MyMeteorologyLab with eText -- Access Card Package, The
- ISBN 13:
9780321833587
- ISBN 10:
0321833589
- Edition: 12th
- Format: Package
- Copyright: 07/31/2012
- Publisher: Prentice Hall
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Summary
The Atmosphere: An Introduction to Meteorology with MyMeteorologyLabâ„¢ remains the standard introduction in its field, reinforcing basic concepts with everyday, easy-to-grasp examples. This revision retains the hallmarks professors have come to expect from Tarbuck and Lutgens: a friendly, largely non-technical narrative, timely coverage of recent atmospheric events, and carefully crafted artwork by leading science illustrator Dennis Tasa. The Twelfth Editionmaintains a student-friendly approach while evolving to address various course challenges and trends. New digital visualization and assessment tools are now available on MyMeteorologyLab, a new resource that both encourages student self-study and enables instructors to manage their courses online, with customizable assessments for students. Each chapter in this revision is organized by a new active learning path to help guide and engage non-science majors. A greater focus on popular and increasingly important Severe & Hazardous Weather applications, new critical visual analysis Eye on the Atmosphere features, as well as new discussions of the real-world career opportunities of meteorology with Professional Profile essays, make the science both relevant and exciting.