energy and environmental courses
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CE 335
ENGINEERING MECHANICS OF SOILS Phase relationships, engineering classification, ground water flow, stresses, shear strength, compaction, and consolidation. Credits: (3) Course web site |
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CE 361
ENGINEERING HYDROLOGY Water Sources And Losses, Evaporation, And Infiltration Effects On Streamflows, Hydrographs, Flood Frequency, Reservoir Uses In Flood Protection And Water Conservation. Credits: (3) Course web site |
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CE 370
INTRODUCTION TO ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING Nature And Scope Of Environmental Issues; Air, Water, Land Impacts; Fundamentals And Processes Of Pollution Control. Credits: (3) Course web site |
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CE 371
WATER AND WASTEWATER TREATMENT Water Treatment; Water Storage; Design Of Water Distribution And Wastewater Systems; Pumping Stations. Credits: (3) Course web site |
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CE 410W
SUSTAINABLE RESIDENTIAL SUBDIVISION DESIGN Residential Subdivision Process; Site Selection; Conservation And Neo- Traditional Design; Utility Design And Layout; Best Management Practices For Erosion And Stormwater. Credits: (3) Course web site |
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CE 462
OPEN CHANNEL HYDRAULICS Free Surface Flow In Rivers, Canals, Steep Chutes, Stilling Basins, And Transitions. Credits: (3) Course web site |
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CE 465W
HYDROSYSTEMS CAPSTONE COURSE Hydraulic Design Of River Structures And Open Channels Including Supercritical And Spatially Varied Flow; Hydrologic/Hydraulic Computer Modeling; Design Project. Credits: (3) Course web site |
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CE 471
ENVIRONMENTAL SANITATION Public Health Engineering Applications Related To Communicable Diseases, Water Supply, Wastewater Disposal, Solid Wastes, Air Pollution, Food, Vectors, And Radiation. Credits: (3) |
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CE 472W
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING CAPSTONE DESIGN Principles And Design Of Unit Operations For Water; Domestic And Industrial Wastewater Treatment; Equipment Selection And Application. Credits: (3) |
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CE 473
WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT Water Quality Criteria And Standards; Fate And Impact Of Pollutants In Aquatic Systems; Technology Available For Wastewater Renovation. Credits: (3) |
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CE 475
WATER QUALITY CHEMISTRY Chemistry Applicable To The Understanding And Analysis Of Water Quality, Pollution, And Treatment. Credits: (3) Course web site |
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CE 476
SOLID AND HAZARDOUS WASTES Characteristics And Treatment Of Solid Wastes And Hazardous Wastes. Credits: (3) Course web site |
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CE 479
ENVIRONMENTAL MICROBIOLOGY LABORATORY Introductory Microbiology Course; Application Of Diagnostic Microbiological Techniques To The Characterization Of Wastewater Enrichment Cultures And Pure Cultures. Credits: (1) Course web site |
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CE 511
ENGINEERING SOIL CHARACTERISTICS Applications of physico-chemical principles in soil engineering; soil composition; factors influencing engineering soil properties. Credits: (3) |
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CE 551
RANDOM PROCESSES IN HYDROLOGIC SYSTEMS Hydrologic systems analysis, simulation; design using probability, time series and dynamical systems; formulating models, parameter estimation, environmental impact, resource assessment. Credits: (3) |
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CE 552
COASTAL AND NEARSHORE PROCESSES Hydrodynamics of the near-shore environment, including waves, currents, and storm surges. Coastal response, sediment transport, engineering structures. Credits: (3) Course web site |
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CE 555
GROUNDWATER HYDROLOGY: ANALYSIS AND MODELING Introduction to groundwater resource analysis, model formulation, simulation, and design of water resource systems using symbolic and numerical methods. ( 3) Introduction to groundwater resource analysis, model formulation, simulation, and design of water resource systems using symbolic and numerical methods. Credits: (3) Course web site |
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CE 556
TRACER AND CONTAMINANT TRANSPORT IN GROUNDWATER SYSTEMS Introduction to mathematical models for tracer and contaminant transport in groundwater. Topics include formulation, visualization, environmental tracers, and remediation. Credits: (3) |
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CE 561
SURFACE HYDROLOGY Quantification of the processes that govern the movement and storage of water near the land-surface including precipitation, evapotranspiration, and runoff. Credits: (3) |
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CE 566
UNCERTAINTY AND RELIABILITY IN WATER RESOURCES ENGINEERING Introduction to probabilistic modeling, uncertainty analysis, applied to water resources engineering. Credits: (3) |
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CE 567
RIVER ENGINEERING Introduction to river mechanics and fluvial geomorphology applied to problems of sediment transport and channel morphology. Credits: (3) |
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CE 570
ENVIRONMENTAL AQUATIC CHEMISTRY Speciation, reactivity, and distribution of contaminants in water, with emphasis in inorganic chemicals. Credits: (3) |
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CE 571
PHYSICAL-CHEMICAL TREATMENT PROCESSES The theory of physical-chemical processes used in the treatment of potable water and municipal and industrial wastewaters. Credits: (3) |
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CE 572
BIOLOGICAL TREATMENT PROCESSES The theory and application of biological processes to treat organic wastes, including wastewater, solid residuals, and toxic priority pollutants. Credits: (3) |
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CE 573
ENVIRONMENTAL ORGANIC CHEMISTRY Theory, measurement, and estimation of the characteristics and environmental transformations of hazardous materials. Credits: (3) |
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CE 574
LABORATORY ANALYSES IN WATER QUALITY CONTROL Experiments illustrating current chemical and biochemical methods of water and waste treatment and analytical methods used in research and control. Credits: (3) |
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CE 575
INDUSTRIAL WASTE MANAGEMENT Surveys and analysis, pollution prevention, regulatory requirements, treatment and disposal of liquid, gaseous and solid residues Credits: (3) Course web site | Additional web site |
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CE 576
ENVIRONMENTAL TRANSPORT PROCESSES Fundamentals of chemical transport in engineered environments, such as biofilm reactors, and natural systems including aquifers and rivers. Credits: (3) |
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CE 577
TREATMENT PLANT DESIGN Design of works for the treatment of water and wastewater for municipalities and industries. Credits: ((1 - 6)) |
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CE 578
GROUNDWATER REMEDIATION Application of fundamental physical/chemical/biological processes in natural and engineered systems for remediation of contaminated soil and groundwater. Credits: (3) |
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CE 579
ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION MICROBIOLOGY Fundamentals of microorganisms in water and wastewater treatment; indicators of pollution; activities of microorganisms in polluted waters, including biogeochemical cycles. Credits: (3) |
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CE 580
HYDRODYNAMIC MIXING PROCESSES Physical mixing processes in rivers, estuaries, lakes, and oceans. Analytic methods and computational modeling. Credits: (3) |
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CED 201
INTRODUCTORY ENVIRONMENTAL AND RESOURCE ECONOMICS Apply principles of economics to analyze environmental protection policies and natural resource use decision. Examine contemporary policy issues. Credits: (3) |
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CED 309
LAND USE DYNAMICS Theory of land use and land use decision-making. Credits: (3) |
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CED 404
METHODS IN NATURAL RESOURCE AND ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS Students will learn empirical research methodology in the areas of environ- mental and natural resource economics. Credits: (3) |
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CED 409
LAND USE PLANNING AND PROCEDURE General land use planning laws and procedures. Credits: (3) |
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CED 410
THE GLOBAL SEMINAR Exploration of critical global issues relevant to sustainable development and the environment. Collaborative with other universities worldwide. Credits: (3) |
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CED 427W
SOCIETY AND NATURAL RESOURCES Analysis of the relationships between societal development and enhancement and natural resources. Credits: (3) |
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CEDEV 502
ECONOMICS OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT Emphasis will be placed. on the application of economic concepts to problems and policies in rural areas. Credits: (3) |
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CH E 430
CHEMICAL REACTION ENGINEERING Chemical reaction rates and equilibria, reactors, reactor design; emphasis on industrial chemical processes. Credits: (3) |
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CH E 438
BIOPROCESS ENGINEERING Introduction To The Biotechnology Field Including Consideration Of Upstream And Downstream Processing Of Biochemicals Credits: (3) |
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CH E 446
TRANSPORT PHENOMENA Fundamental treatment of mass, heat, and momentum transfer; emphasis on transport properties and mathematical models of chemical engineering transport processes. Credits: (3) |
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CH E 535
CHEMICAL REACTION ENGINEERING Optimal design of batch and continuous chemical reactors and reactor batteries; effect of mixing on reactor operation. Credits: (3) |
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CH E 576
ENVIRONMENTAL TRANSPORT PROCESSES Fundamentals of chemical transport in engineered environments, such as biofilm reactors, and natural systems including aquifers and rivers. Credits: (3) |
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CHEM 102
ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTRY Applications of chemistry to environmental problems, including air, water, thermal pollution; pesticides; drugs and birth control agents; food additives; etc. Credits: (3) |
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CHEM 104
ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTRY LABORATORY Introduction to organic chemistry, with emphasis on the properties of organic compounds of biochemical importance. Credits: (1) |
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CHEM 301
ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTRY AND ANALYSIS Chemical principles, interpretation, and methods of analysis for groundwater, water supply, wastewater treatment, stream pollution. Credits: (3) |
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CHEM 402
CHEMISTRY IN THE ENVIRONMENT Chemistry Of The Atmosphere, Natural Waters, And The Land Surface With Particular Focus On Human Influence On Processes Occurring Therein. Credits: (3) |