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This learning path equips senior environmental engineering students with the knowledge and skills to design effective air pollution control systems. It covers the fundamental principles of air pollution, regulatory frameworks, and the design of particulate control devices, scrubbers, catalytic converters, and adsorption systems. The path emphasizes practical application through design projects and case studies.
This learning path equips senior environmental engineering students with the knowledge to design advanced water and wastewater treatment processes, focusing on membrane processes, advanced oxidation, and nutrient removal. It covers fundamental water quality parameters, process design principles, and integrates these technologies into complete treatment trains.
This advanced learning path equips junior engineering students with the knowledge and skills to design sustainable engineering solutions. It covers environmental fundamentals, lifecycle thinking, design for environment principles, and circular economy strategies, culminating in a capstone project that integrates these concepts.
This learning path guides junior environmental engineering students through the foundational principles and key statutes of U.S. environmental law, focusing on the Clean Water Act, Clean Air Act, and RCRA. It emphasizes the regulatory framework, compliance mechanisms, and practical implications for environmental engineering practice.
This learning path equips junior environmental engineering students with practical skills in water and air quality testing. It covers essential chemistry, sampling, instrumentation, quality assurance, and data analysis, culminating in hands-on laboratory practice.
This learning path guides junior environmental engineering students through the essential knowledge and skills for conducting environmental impact assessments (EIAs). It covers environmental fundamentals, the EIA process, key assessment methods, public participation, and case studies, preparing learners for professional practice.
This learning path guides junior environmental engineering students through the core concepts of hydrology, from the water cycle and its components (precipitation, infiltration, runoff, groundwater) to flood analysis and water resources management. It integrates essential fluid mechanics principles to build a quantitative understanding of water movement and management.
This learning path introduces junior environmental engineering students to the fundamental roles of microorganisms in natural and engineered environmental systems. It covers core microbiology and biochemistry concepts, then applies them to biodegradation, nutrient cycling, and biofilm processes, emphasizing their importance in environmental engineering applications.
This learning path equips junior environmental engineering students with the knowledge and skills to design effective solid waste management systems. It covers waste characterization, collection, recycling, composting, and landfilling, integrating environmental chemistry principles throughout. The path progresses from foundational concepts to design applications, preparing learners for careers in waste management.
This learning path provides a systematic understanding of air pollution, covering its sources, atmospheric behavior, and control technologies. It integrates environmental chemistry principles to explain pollutant formation, transformation, and mitigation. Designed for junior university students, it progresses from foundational concepts to advanced application.