Environmental and Hydrosystems Engineering Track (M.Eng. Civil Engineering)
Students in the M.Eng. Environmental and Hydrosystems Engineering Track work together to develop a greater understanding of the physical, chemical, and biological processes that influence the health of our environment, and use this knowledge to pursue innovative solutions for its protection. The program thrives on a strong partnership among faculty, students, and the general community. Graduates of the program are prepared for employment opportunities in (1) the development, design, and management of new and innovative treatment processes for water, wastewater, and hazardous wastes, and (2) modeling the fate and transport of contaminants and assessing their impact on environmental quality.
Typical Program:
Fall Semester
Required
CIE 546 Environmental Fluid Mechanics
CIE 564 Chemical/Biological Principles in Environmental Engineering
CIE 557 Engineering Project (3 credits)
Electives
CIE 535 Geoenvironmental Engineering
CIE 550 Hydrologic Engineering
CIE 565 Biological Processes in Environmental Engineering
CIE 569 Hazardous Waste Management
CIE 641 Advanced Topics in Groundwater Engineering
Spring Semester
Required
CIE 543 Water Quality Modeling
CIE 556 Physiochemical Unit Processes
CIE 558 Engineering Project (3 credits)
Electives
CIE 541 Groundwater Engineering
CIE 552 Water Resources Engineering
CIE 554 Numerical Methods in Water Resources and Environmental Engineering
CIE 563 Air Pollution
CIE 655 Environmental Engineering Design
CIE 662 Methods of Pollutant Analysis
CIE 664 Organic Chemical Principles in Environmental Engineering
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