Ronni Grapenthin email:

University of Alaska Fairbanks Geophysical Institute 2156 Koyukuk Drive Fairbanks, AK-99775

teaching - New Mexico Tech

Teaching at UAF (2019-ongoing)

Fall 2019:

• GEOS F4/656: Geodetic Methods and Modeling

Teaching at New Mexico Tech (2014-2019)

Spring 2019:

• GEOP 529: Geophysical Inverse Methods

Fall 2018:

• ERTH 456 / GEOL 556: Volcanology

Spring 2018:

• GEOP 505: Time Series Analysis
• GEOP 572: Complex Systems Seminar (cross-listed with BIO, Sociology, Math, Hydro...)

Fall 2017:

• ERTH 401 / GEOP 501: Comp Methods for Geoscientists
• ERTH 455 / GEOP 555: Geodetic Methods

Spring 2017:

• GEOP 529: Geophysical Inverse Methods
• Informal: Geophysics Journal Club

Fall 2016:

• ERTH 456 / GEOL 556: Volcanology
• Informal: Geophysics Journal Club

Spring 2016:

• ERTH 203: The Earth's Crust
• Informal: Geophysics Journal Club

Fall 2015:

• ERTH 471 / GEOP 572: Geodetic Methods
• Informal: Geophysics Journal Club

Spring 2015:

• ERTH 205: Earth Science Practicum (Computational Tools for Earth Scientists)
• GEOP 529: Geophysical Inverse Methods

teaching - University of Alaska Fairbanks

While a graduate student at UAF, I was a teaching assistant for introductory undergraduate geoscience courses, but also led the development of a new course on programming for geoscience students.

Fall 2010, 2011: Beyond the mouse - Programming Skills for Geoscientists

A 2 credit course aimed at incoming geoscience graduate students with little or no programming experience. This course is the continuation / expansion of the course held during the fall semester 2009.

In the geosciences -as in many other disciplines- we collect data which need to be analyzed in ways that depend on the problem posed. The ability to adapt your environment to your needs instead of having it dictate how you approach a problem is invaluable in a setting that is supposed to generate fresh knowledge. Also, and this may be even more important, we are lazy people ... (course website) .

Fall 2009: Beyond the mouse - Programming Skills for Geoscientists

A 1 credit course aimed at incoming geoscience graduate students with little or no programming experience. This course is the continuation / expansion of the seminar series held during the spring semester 2009.

Spring 2009: Beyond the mouse - A Short Course on Programming

Seminar series covering an introduction to programming and basic Matlab/Unix skills for incoming geoscience students. Responsibilities for the 6 lectures were shared amongst 5 individuals.