This module provides an introduction to the processes and mechanisms that cause and contribute to meteorological hazards and considers their potential socio-economic impacts. Topics covered include atmospheric and hydrological processes, inland and coastal flooding, tropical and extra-tropical cyclones, windstorm engineering, temperature extremes, drought, wildfires, tornadoes, hail, and loss modelling.

Tectonic Geomorphology examines the teleconnections and feedbacks between tectonics, surficial processes and climate. This includes examination of Earth...

Tectonic Geomorphology examines the teleconnections and feedbacks between tectonics, surficial processes and climate. This includes examination of Earth surface topography, mountain building, and causes and consequences of changes in surface elevation that combine isostasy, erosion, orography and climate change.

By the end of this module students will have a knowledge and understanding of:

physical processes that influence the Earth’s geological, atmospheric and chemical evolution;
	qualitative and quantitative methods used to characterise landscapes, processes, and to detect change
	connections between tectonics and landscape development;
	processes and controls that govern landscape evolution over the short to long-term.
GEOL0004 Dynamic Earth is a prerequisite for Undergraduate students.

This module is designed to enable the postgraduate to the theoretical and clinical skills to be able to restore and maintain dental implants in straightforward...

This module is designed to enable the postgraduate to the theoretical and clinical skills to be able to restore and maintain dental implants in straightforward cases. Topics included impression techniques, restoration design and delivery, and maintenance.

 

MACHINE LEARNING|REINFORCEMENT LEARNING|DEEP LEARNING|ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

Aims:

The module aims to introduce students to the foundations of reinforcement learning, and to equip students with the ability to successfully implement,...