(im an atmo major)

The content of this course is pretty useful as it gives context to the weather and atmosphere. The first few weeks are super fundamental stuff like albedo and small scale things, then the later half of the course covers alot of phenomena like cold fronts, storms, low and high pressure systems, etc. For the lab you will need to buy the lab guide to be able to do assignments, and before every lab there is a pre-lab that you turn in that consists of a few questions that can be answered by the intro of each lab

David Rahn is my goat he is so nice and super interested in meteorology (and he curves exams alot).

If you don't have any prior knowledge or interest in meteorology, this class can be really rough and I recommend taking a different course for your nat. science credit. But if you are interested in the weather, and have a little bit of context of how the weather works this class is easily a back burner.

The course is all AI generated and use of AI on all projects. It completely takes away from what you get from teh class

Nothing was useful- everything in the class you can learn for free. When you go to university, its for learning and discourse, much of which you get from the Professor. Dr. Hand only has a handful of videos - not every module has a video and they are approximately 5 min long give or take.

Terrible. The course is entirely AI and poorly at that.

The course syllabus says that its heavy on advanced python and scripting tools in the syllabus. Its quiet literally a data science class. The tools are not shippable and it doesn't scratch the surface on how to make a shippable tool.