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Master of Science in Environmental Engineering COURSES
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Curriculum
The environmental engineering curriculum includes:
| COURSE |
DESCRIPTION |
CR |
ENCE 4325
or
ENCE 6327 |
SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT |
3
3 |
| ENCE 4328 |
AIR POLLUTION CONTROL |
3 |
ENCE 6331
or
GEOL 4658 |
TREATMEN PLANT PROCESS CHEMISTRY
ENVIRONMENTAL GEOCHEMISTRY |
4
3 |
ENCE 6332
or
ENCE 6333 |
WATER TREATMENT PROCESSES AND DESIGN
WASTEWATER TREATMENT PROCESSES AND DESIGN |
3
3 |
| ELECTIVES |
(ENCE 6335 POLLUTION PREVENTION is strongly encouraged) |
12 |
A student seeking a master's degree in environmental engineering must complete a minimum of 30 hours of graduate work, including 6 hours of thesis research. Students taking ENCE 6331 (4 cr) will complete 31 credits, whereas those who choose GEOL 4658 will complete 30 credit hours.
A Master's thesis is required of all students pursuing the MS in Environmental Engineering. |
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