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302--Environmental Hydrogeology
Hydrogeology.
Basic principles and concepts of hydrology, hydrologic cycles, Aquifer
types and hydrologic properties, physical laws and mathematical
equations of subsurface flow; recharge and discharge; analysis of
groundwater flow systems. Development of groundwater flow and contaminant
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303--Environmental Groundwater Modeling
Modeling, pollutant transport by groundwater. Hands-on computer
modeling of surface and groundwater flow and subsurface contaminant
transport. Analysis, evaluation and case studies (3 credit hours).
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312--Biological Assessment
This course is designed to instruct students on how to conduct
field research. Planning, collection methods, and data management
are discussed for terrestrial and aquatic sampling. Additionally,
the course reviews general ecological principles.
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320--Soil Science
Physical and mechanical properties of soil,
structure, soil moisture (3 credit hours).
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410--Environmental Laws and Regulations
Environmental laws, enforcement,
administrative procedures. Advanced discussion of environmental
regulations of interest to DOE (3 credit hours).
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440--Environmental Chemistry
Reactions and fates of chemical substances
in the environment, water treatment, atmospheric chemistry (3 credit
hours).
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470--Fundamentals of Ecology
Introduction
to ecological principals, including the distribution and abundance
of organisms, population dynamics, community organization, energy
flow, and nutrient cycling (3 credit hours).
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