ENE804
Biological Processes in Environmental Engineering
This is a design course for environmental engineers focusing on the biological principles. It uses a textbook written by Rittmann and McCarty, 2001, Environmental Biotechnology: Principles and Applications. It is atught during Fall semester each year and is most suitable for students interested in learning the quantitative aspects of all biological processes with a focus on wastewater treatment and remediation.
ENE806
Laboratory Feasibility Studies for Environmental Remediation
This course is designed to provide and overarching experience in literature review, experimental design, laboratory scale reactor set up and operation, data collection and analysis, report writing, and presentation. Overall it provides a short exposure to many aspects of research and team approach within one semester.
CE487
Microbiology for Environmental Health Engineering
This is a course idesigned to teach microbiological principles to civil and environmental engineers. The textbook is Brock Biology of Microorganisms, 10th Edition by Madigan, Martinko, and Parker. The quantitative aspects are supplemented by handouts. It is taught during Spring semester each year.
CE280
Introduction to Environmental Engineering
This course is n introductory environmental engineering course taken by a large number of students from many disciplines. It provides a basic understanding of environmental processes with a focus on quantitative analysis of various processes. is taught throughout the year by Environmental Engineering faculty.
