C E R T I F I C A T E
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 ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
SCIENCE



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[BLUE BALL GIF] CKES 100
[BLUE BALL GIF] TTR # 218768

ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING SCIENCE:
ENVIRONMENTAL PROCESSES (CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL PATHWAYS)

This course will cover chemical and biological processes in the pristine and stressed environment. The course will deal with the mechanisms which pertain to the dispersion and fate of both naturally occurring and xenobiotic compounds in the environment. The use of such information and its incorporation into environmental models will be discussed. The effect of environmental impact on chemical and biogeochemical processes will br emphasized.
14 Sessions Class Code 42 Hours Fee:$385
Fall
Wednesday (12) 6:30-9:30 Sept. 13-Dec.13
Spring
Monday & Wednesday (12) 6:30-9:30 May 6-June 24



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CKES 101
TTR#262378
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING SCIENCE
ATMOSPHERIC PROCESS AND AIR POLLUTION

This course investigates the physical and chemical properties of air pollutants and their behavior in the atmospheric environment. Atmospheric pollution is assessed in terms of sources, transport mechanisms, chemical reactivity, loss mechanisms and effects on the physical and biological environment. Current regulatory and control strategies are also presented. The course will include some hands-on computer laboratory sessions using an air dispersion model.
14 Sessions Class Code 42 Hours Fee:$385
Fall
Monday (12) 6:30-9:30 Sept. 11-Dec.18



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CKES 102
TTR#434886
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING SCIENCE
HYDROGEOLOGY, SOIL AND GROUND WATER SCIENCE

This course will present an overview of the subsurface environment with particular emphasis on the physical/chemical characteristics of soil and groundwater. Topics will include the origin, structure, and chemistry of soils. The concepts of hydrogeology and the flow of water in subsurface media are explored. Methods of measurement, monitoring, and analysis of hydraulic systems are developed.
14 Sessions Class Code 42 Hours Fee:$385
Winter
Tuesday (12) 6:30-9:30 Jan. 16-Apr.16



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CKES 103
TTR#322164
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING SCIENCE
DATA ANALYSIS AND EXPERIMENT DESIGN

This course provides the framework for the planning of experiments, sampling strategies, and data analysis pertaining to environmental analysis and problems. Emphasis will be placed on applied statistics, quality assurance concepts, and communication of experimental findings.
14 Sessions Class Code 42 Hours Fee:$385
Winter
Monday (12) 6:30-9:30 Jan. 15-Apr.15



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CKES 110
TTR#372888
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING SCIENCE
ENVIRONMENTAL BIOTECHNOLOGY: BIOLOGICALLY BASED WASTE TREATMENT AND REMEDIATION

This course will cover the emerging biologically based technologies in environmental control. Subject areas include control of biodeterioration, applications of microbial technology to air, soil, waste and water treatment and management, and bioenergy and the environment. The potential positive and negative impacts of biotechnology on the environment will be discussed.
14 Sessions Class Code 42 Hours Fee:$385
Fall
Tuesday (12) 6:30-9:30 Sept. 12-Dec.12



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CKES 111
TTR#393405
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING SCIENCE
INDUSTRIAL PROCESSES

This course will examine issues related to industrial processes that particularly have an impact on the environment. These will include energy supply and use, resource utilization, economic factors, and control strategies. Several industrial groups will be examined as case studies.
14 Sessions Class Code 42 Hours Fee:$385
Spring
Tuesday & Thursday (12) 6:30-9:30 May 7-June 30



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CKES 112
TTR#418384
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING SCIENCE
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING SCIENCE

The seminar course rounds out the course requirements and deals with issues which will broaden the perspective of the student. Group led discussions, case studies, guest lecturers, reading of the relevant literature covering topical issues, and a project will for the basis of this latter course with the emphasis on the application of knowledge. As such, the seminar course will not be taken until successful completion of the foundation core subjects.
14 Sessions Class Code 42 Hours Fee:$385
Winter
Wednesday (12) 6:30-9:30 Jan. 17-Apr.17



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CKES 121
TTR#437897
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING SCIENCE
TOXICOLOGY AND RISK ASSESSMENT

This course will introduce students to the principles of toxicology applied to the assessment and control of toxic compounds in the environment. In addition to the biological mechanisms of toxicity, the use of biomarkers and toxicity tests will be discussed as it pertains to the evaluation of risk and in establishing regulations.
14 Sessions Class Code 42 Hours Fee:$385
Winter
Thursday (12) 6:30-9:30 Jan. 18-Apr.18



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CKES 122
TTR#452441
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING SCIENCE
ADVANCED INSTRUMENTATION

This course will emphasize an understanding of the principles necessary for the selection of instruments and procedures for analytical environmental applications and a critical evaluation of the data from such methods. Some attention will be give to "state-of-the-art" techniques being developed. Techniques covered will include atomic and molecular spectroscopy, UV/Vis/IR absorption spectroscopy, GC, HPLC, and MS.

Will be offered in the 1996-97 academic year.


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CKES 123
TTR#483768
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING SCIENCE
HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT

The course will examine the sources and characteristics of hazardous wastes. Specific treatment technologies applied to a range of specific hazardous and industrial wastes will be examined including new innovative approaches to remediating hazardous sites and groundwater.

Will be offered in the 1996-97 academic year.


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CKES 124
TTR#507673
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING SCIENCE
SURFACE WATER QUALITY
The course will examine the dynamics of surface water movement. Emphasis will be placed on surface water hydrology including characteristics, analysis precipitation, rainfall and run off, as well as control and treatment.
14 Sessions Class Code 42 Hours Fee:$385
Fall
Thursday (12) 6:30-9:30 Sept. 14-Dec.14



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CKES 125
TTR#533653
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING SCIENCE
SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT

This course will cover solid waste characterization, collection and disposal. Practical aspects of management will be covered including legislation and authority as well as advanced technology, with emphasis on environmental, industrial, and resource constraints.

Will be offered in the 1996-97 academic year.


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CKES 100 CKES 101 CKES 102
CKES 103 CKES 110 CKES 111
CKES 112 CKES 121 CKES 122
CKES 123 CKES 124 CKES 125


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