570.210 (E,Q)

INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTATION AND MATHEMATICAL MODELING (3) Wilcock   Prereq: 110.108 or equivalent

Sec. 01

MTW 1

570.239 (E,N)

CURRENT AND EMERGING ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES (3) Roberts Prereq: 030.101, 030.102    Introductory level course exploring the scientific principles underpinning important environmental issues, with an emphasis on critical assessment of evidence related to impacts on anthropogenic activities on human and ecosystem health.

Sec. 01

ThF 9-10:30

570.302 (E,N)

              (W)

WATER & WASTEWATER TREATMENT (3) Ball  Prereq: 570.301 or Perm. Req'd.

Sec. 01

MTW 9

570.304 (E,N)

              (W)

ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING LAB (2) Stone

Sec. 02 added 12/01/04
Sec.02 canceled 01/31/05

Lec.

Sec.01

Sec.02

F 1

Th 1:30-5:15

TBA

570.309 (N)

MICROBIOLOGY (3) Ward Prereq: Biochemistry   Limit 35 Introduction to microbiology, with an emphasis on prokaryotic microorganisms and their roles in environmentally and medically important issues.  Aspects of microbial growth and nutrition, diversity, ecology, genetics and genomics will be covered.

Sec.01

MTW 11

570.328 (N)

GEOGRAPHY AND ECOLOGY OF PLANTS (3) Brush   Limit 15

Sec. 01

ThF 10:30-12

570.406 (H,S)

ENVIRONMENTAL HISTORY (3) Schoenberger   Formerly listed as 570.632. Environmental history explores long-term interactions between social change and environmental transformation, or the ways in which societies modify landscapes and are themselves affected by geological, climatological and changing ecological conditions. This reading seminar considers classic and more recent contributions to this endeavor. Cross-listed with Public Health

Sec. 01

W 1-4

570.408 (E,N,Q)

DECISION MODELING FOR CONSERVATION (3) Williams   Prereq: upper level undergrads with mathematics background (i.e. intro. courses in calculus, linear algebra, statistics, and/or operations research). This course examines quantitative methods and models for making land use planning, management, and policy decisions when conservation is a primary objective. The topics covered include reserve design modeling (including marine reserves), other models for habitat managment and restoration, land allocation models for environmental protection and economic development, and forest models for both harvesting and biological conservation. Decision/optimization models as well as some related simulation models are covered. Underpinnings from landscape ecology, conservation biology, population dynamics, hydrology, and economics are used to motivate model formulation. Emphasis is on spatially explicit modeling including issues of spatial scale. Modeling forms include linear, non-linear, discrete, probalistic, and multi-objective approaches. Emphasis is on problem description and model formulation. Some discussion of the technical methods of solution is provided. Course added 01/10/05.

Sec. 01

MW 4-5:15

570.421 (E)

ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING DESIGN II DESIGN AND SYNTHESIS IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING II (3) Bouwer /Alavi   Prereq: Senior standing in Env. Eng.     Engineering design process from problem definition to final design. Team projects include written/oral presentations. Students will form small teams that work with local companies or government agencies in executing the project.

Sec. 01

T M 4:30-7pm

570.423 (N)

PRINCIPLES OF GEOMORPHOLOGY (4) Wolman    Prereq: Geology or Perm. Req'd for undergraduates

Sec. 01

Field Trip

MTW 10

F 1-5

570.432 (E,N)                

SEDIMENT TRANSPORT AND RIVER MECHANICS (3) Wilcock  Prereq: Fluid Mechanics

Sec. 01

T 6-8:30pm

570.444 (E,N)
              (W)

COLLOID CHEMISTRY (3) Shchukin Prereq: General Chemistry and Physics

Sec. 01

MW 2-3:30

570.446 (E,N)

BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES FOR WATER AND WASTEWATER TREATMENT (3) Bouwer Prereq: 570.411

Sec. 01

MTW 9

570.448 (E)

PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROCESSES IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING II (3) O’Melia Prereq: 570.445 or Perm Req’d.

Sec. 01

ThF 9-10:30

570.452 (E,N)

              (W)

EXPERIMENTAL METHODS IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING AND CHEMISTRY (4) Stone/Roberts Limit 15 per section Prereq. 570.443 or Perm. Req=d.

Lec.

Sec. 01

Th 12-1:20

 M 1-5

570.459 (E,N)

ORGANIC GEOCHEMISTRY (3) Goldstein   Prereq: Inorganic and Organic Chemistry     A multi-disciplinary survey course that examines the origin and fate of organic matter in sediments and sedimentary environments.

Sec.01

MW 11:15-12:45
MTW 11

570.470 (S)

APPLIED ECONOMICS AND FINANCE (3) Hanke  Instructor’s Perm. Req’d.

Sec. 01

TBA

570.487 (S)

FUTURES MARKET RESEARCH (3) Hanke  Instructor’s Perm. Req’d. Course added 12/01/04

Sec. 01

TBA

570.491 (E)

              (W)

HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT (3) Alavi

Sec. 01

M 7-9:40pm
6-9pm

570.492

DEPARTMENT SEMINAR (0.5) Ward

Sec. 01

T 3-5

F 1:30-3

570.496 (E,Q)

MATHEMATICAL MODELS FOR MANAGING URBAN SYSTEMS (3) Revelle/Hobbs

Sec. 01

ThF 10:30-12

570.499 (E,N)

SENIOR THESIS (3) Ellis Course added 11/22/04

Sec. 01

TBA

360.328

APPLIED ECONOMIC INTERNSHIP (3) Hanke   Prereq: 180.101-102  Perm. Req=d.   Satisfactory/ Unsatisfactory only   Cross-listed with Economics and Interdepartmental

Sec. 01

TBA

070.368

MODERN SOUTH ASIA: THE CITY AND EVERYDAY LIFE (3) Khan      Limit 25     Cross-listed with Anthropology

Sec. 01

ThF 10:30-12

570.502

UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH

570.505

INDEPENDENT STUDY

570.607

ENERGY PLANNING AND POLICY MODELING Hobbs
Prereq: 570.493 and 570.495 or equivalent

Sec. 01

ThF 1:45-3

570.609

FACILITY LOCATION SYSTEMS ANALYSIS ReVelle   Prereq: A linear programming course or equivalent Course canceled 12/02/04

Sec. 01

W 2-4:30

570.613

SEMINAR: GEOMORPHOLOGY OF SOIL AND PLANTS Wilcock

Sec. 01

T 11-1

570.622

TOPICS IN HUMAN GEOGRAPHY Schoenberger

Sec. 01

T 11-1
12-3

570.641

DEPARTMENT SEMINAR Ward

Sec. 01

T 3-5,

F 1:30-3

570.645

REACTION MECHANISMS IN ENVIRONMENTAL ORGANIC CHEMISTRY (3) Roberts 
Prereq: 570.442

Sec. 01

ThF 2-3:30

570.657

AIR POLLUTION Ellis

Sec. 01

W 11-1:30

570.659

(W)

ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY ANALYSIS Boland/Revelle Prereq: 570.495, 570.493 or equivalent

Sec. 01

 Th 3-5

570.673

PUBLIC SYSTEMS SEMINAR Revelle/Hobbs

Sec. 01

 T 1-3

570.681

ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING SEMINAR Bouwer

Sec. 01

F 12-1:30

570.686

MULTISCALE FLOW AND TRANSPORT IN POROUS MEDIA Hilpert Course added 12/07/04

Sec. 01

W 11-1, Th 10:13-12
ThF 10:30-12

360.605

SEMINAR: ENVIRONMENT AND APPLIED FLUID MECHANICS   Meneveau     Cross-listed with Mechanical Engineering, Earth and Planetary Sciences, and Interdepartmental

Sec. 01

F 10:30-11:45

570.800

INDEPENDENT STUDY
Sec. 01 – Staff           Sec. 10 - Brush

Sec. 02 – Stone         Sec. 11 - Hilpert

Sec. 03 – Boland       Sec. 12 - Hanke

Sec. 04 – Wilcock     Sec. 13 – Staff

Sec. 05 – Wolman     Sec. 14 – Ball

Sec. 06 – Revelle      Sec. 15 – Roberts

Sec. 07 – Bouwer     Sec. 16 - Hobbs

Sec. 08 – Ellis           Sec. 17 – Parlange

Sec. 09 – O’Melia     Sec. 18 - Schoenberger 

570.801

RESEARCH
Sec. 01 – Staff     Sec. 02 – Stone    Sec. 03 – Boland

Sec. 04 – Wilcock  Sec. 05– Wolman Sec. 06– Revelle

Sec. 07 – Bouwer Sec. 08 – Ellis Sec. 09 – O’Melia

Sec. 10 - Brush Sec. 11 - Hilpert Sec. 12 - Hanke

Sec. 13 - Harvey  Sec. 14 - Ball Sec. 15 - Roberts

Sec. 16 - Hobbs Sec. 17 - Parlange  Sec. 18 - Schoenberger
 
Sec. 19 - Ward