ENVS 2100
Environmental Informatics
Lec 01 and Lab B01 selected
Environmental Informatics is the knowledge, skills and tools which enable information to be collected, managed and disseminated to support research in environmental science. Students develop analytical skills using a variety of software including spatial querying in GIS. Identification of fallacies in the media and effective science communication are introduced and applied to current environmental issues.
Sections
Lecture
Lec 01
Mon 10:05-11:25
Lab, pick one
Lab B01
Mon 12:35-14:25
Lab B02
Mon 14:35-16:25
From the syllabus
From the Fall 2026 syllabus by Amy Mui. Open the PDF
Grading
48%Assignments (4)Four labs, 12% each
17%Mid-term quizCovers topics before fall break
10%ParticipationOngoing
25%Final examCumulative; 3 hours
Textbook
- No textbook
Course rules
- Late work
- Late assignments lose 10% per day, including weekends; work submitted seven calendar days late receives zero.
- Late work
- Each student may use one free late pass if they email Amy to confirm a new due date before submitting.
- Missed exams
- Email an instructor at least 48 hours before an exam; alternatives are determined individually.
- Participation
- Missed participation items cannot be made up.
- Generative AI
- Do not use LLMs to answer lab questions or paste course materials into GenAI tools unless instructed for an assessment.
- Accommodations
- Email the instructor before class to confirm approved accommodations; some exam accommodations require booking through the Student Accessibility Centre.
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