2001-2003
Catalog Data: |
Design of environmental
systems for solving air quality, water quality and waste management
problems. |
Prerequisites: |
MAT239, CENE330 or CENE332
|
Corequisites: |
CENE331 or CENE434 |
Coordinator: |
Bridget N. Bero, Associate
Professor of Environmental Engineering
Office: Engineering Bldg. Rm #145
Office Phone: 523-2051
e-mail: bridget.bero@nau.edu
Office Hours: TBA and by appointment |
Textbook: |
none |
Objectives: |
This course is designed
to:
- Apply and refine previously
learned design process skills (EGR186/286/386).
- Teach fundamental
concepts of mass transfer and corresponding unit operations.
- Integrate fundamental
and advanced concepts of environmental engineering (CENE150/280/280L/330/332/334)
and regulations (CENE150/332/440) with design concepts and engineering
economics in order to complete multi-leveled projects that are
indicative of problems facing practicing engineers.
- Provide additional
computer tools available to environmental professionals and apply
them to problem solving situations.
- Develop excellence
in team dynamics.
- Prepare students for
the final capstone design course, CENE486.
|
Material
covered includes: |
- mass transfer (weeks
1-4)
- unit operations (weeks
4-7)
- CENE486 project preliminaries
(weeks 8-11)
- landfill design (weeks
11-14)
- unit ops lab (week
15)
|
Course
Structure: |
Open format; will include
lecture, lab work, independent study, computer- and internet-based
projects. |
Grading: |
Homework & Quizzes |
20% |
486 proposal |
20% |
Landfill design
report |
25% |
Lab report |
10% |
Exam |
25% |
|
Computer
Usage: |
Computer software packages
will be utilized in this course. All work turned in for credit must
be prepared using appropriate word processing, CAD, spreadsheet tools. |
Laboratory Experiments: |
Some laboratory based
work accompanies this course. |
ABET Category
Content: |
Engineering Science
|
1 credits |
33% |
Engineering Design |
2 credits |
67% |
|
Prepared
by: |
Bridget N. Bero
Date: December 10, 2001 |