Sustainability Course Repository

Hydrologic data sources, collection, and analysis, including frequency analysis. Precipitation, runoff, evaporation, and transpiration. Analysis of stream flow, hydrographs, flood mitigation, and drainage basins.

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Social, economic, and engineering factors involved in environmental regulations. National and regional water policies, programs, and administration. Emphasis on national environmental policy act and its implementation. Terminology of environmental inventory, assessment, and impact statement.

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Streamflow routing process. Hydrograph analysis and synthesis. Reservoir capacity, operation, and routing processes. Subsurface hydrology. Well hydraulics. Erosion and sedimentation.

Read more about CEEGR-4720 : Water Resources II

Introductionduction to water and wastewater treatment processes, air pollution control and hazardous waste management through the understanding of physical, chemical, and biological processes as well as mass balance analyses. Three lectures and one laboratory or field trip per week.

Read more about CEEGR-4730 : Principle of Environmental Engineering

Physical, chemical, and biological process design for water supply and wastewater treatment. Three lectures and one laboratory or field trip per week.

Read more about CEEGR-4740 : Water Supply & Wastewater Engineering

Explores the fate and transport of hazardous materials in the environment. Regulatory considerations, programmatic criteria and remediation technologies are also evaluated. Requisites may be bypassed by the department with permission of instructor.

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Group design project focusing on the integrative aspects of engineering subject matter. The project should focus on: (1) philosophy of design, a creative approach, and a comprehensive design project; planning, organizing and leading an engineering project, exercising judgment and considering economic factors; and (2) integrated aspects of creative design and analysis; case studies; design of a novel device or system. Two lecture and four design hours per week. The three-course series fulfills th...

Read more about CEEGR-4890 : Engineering Design III

Design of the main structural elements of a standard steel building. Topics include: 1) steel deck floor systems including composite and non-composite steel floor systems, 2) bolted and welded shear-tab connections, 3) so-called 'gravity' columns, 4) lateral resisting structural systems including moment frames, reduced-beam sections, eccentric and concentrically braced frames, and buckling restrained braces (BRBs). Emphasis on current construction practices and how constraints of economy, sustai...

Read more about CEEGR-5230 : Advanced Steel Design

Students will explore different ethical philosophies, and examine how each approach holds implications for their professional careers as engineers. They will explore both micro- and macro- ethical perspectives including the engineering codes of ethics, sustainability, global development, and issues of professional social responsibility.

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Theory and techniques of instrumental methods representative of spectrometric, electroanalytical and chromatographic techniques. Two lecture and two four-hour laboratory periods per week.

Read more about CHEM-4000 : Instrumental Analysis