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Course
descriptions from the University catalog are available
online.
Using the University's PLUS website, the
schedules
of courses can be checked for the current semester and semesters
in the recent past (about 1 year). Faculty Course Questionnaires (FCQs)
can also be checked online by instructor and course.
EVEN Courses: Current and Past
The Environmental Engineering Program administers a small
number of courses to supplement courses offerings from the participating
Departments. Below is a list of regularly offered EVEN courses with
links to more detailed descriptions.
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Link to article about the course
- EVEN 4830-004
(3 credits) Special Topics -- Technoleconomic Analysis for Environmental Engineering
Instructor: John Pellegrino, EVEN
Offered: Fall 2008
Course description: Introduces the basic quantitative tools and reasoning
approaches for analyzing the economic effects of technical data (including
assumptions) on process (and product) designs, and thus influencing decision making,
especially with respect to environmental and sustainability goals. Topics include
fundamentals of process design; basic economic analysis and cost estimating techniques;
life cycle analysis; and a variety of case studies drawn from biofuels, water use, and others.
Prereq. CHEN 1211; APPM 2360; PHYS 1120 (or equivalents)
- EVEN 4830-004
(3 credits) Special Topics -- Multidisciplinary
Approaches to Abandoned Mine Remediation
Instructor: Joseph Ryan, Civil, Environmental,
and Architectural Engineering
Offered: Fall 2003
Cross-listed: ENVS 5100
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EVEN
4840 (1-3) Independent Study
See individual instructors to arrange independent research projects, including a senior thesis. Select an instructor from the FACULTY list working in your area of interest, and contact them by email or phone.
Required Courses for EVEN students:
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