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Courses
Physicochemical
Processes in Environmental Engineering (ENE 802)
- Description: Physical and chemical principles of air and water
pollution control and environmental contaminants in water, air
and soils
- Offered: Fall of every year
Dynamics
of Environmental Systems (ENE801)
- Description: Principles of mass balance, reaction kinetics,
mass transfer, reactor theory in environmental engineering
- Offered: Spring of every year. Instructors: Mantha (even-numbered
years), Tarabara (odd-numbered years)
Membrane
Processes (ENE 811)
- Description: Fundamental principles
and applications of membrane processes in environmental engineering.
Emphasis is on solid-liquid separations and pressure-driven
processes
- Offered: Spring 2005, 2008, 2012, (tentatively) 2015
Senior Design in Civil and Environmental Engineering
(CE 495)
- Description: Preliminary design. Application of design concepts
in civil engineering. Integrated design solutions using geotechnical,
hydrological, pavement, structural, environmental, and transportation
considerations. Planning the design process. Design specifications.
Cost. Written and oral presentations. Issues of professional
practice
- Offered: every semester. Environmental Engineering faculty
consultants: Masten (Fall), Tarabara (Spring)
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