Fuller course descriptions may be found in the Undergraduate Catalog.
228. Geographic Information Systems (3 credit hours)
An introduction to the theory and practice of GIS, with applications to
environmental
planning and resource management. Spring in odd years Drs. Georgian
& Levine
301. Process Engineering (3 credit hours)
Examination of the major technological systems designed to control the impact of large
municipal
or industrial systems on the environment. Fall Dr. Budzinski
401. Environmental Regulation and Testing (3 credit hours)
An examination of the sources of various environmental regulations and the application of
these
regulations to industrial and municipal operations. Spring R. Knittel,
M.S.
402 & 402L. Surface and Groundwater Hydrology (3 credit hours)
An introduction to hydrology, designed to provide an environmental science major with a
broad
survey of the concepts and techniques of hydrology. Spring Dr. Georgian
linkage
404. Internship in Environmental Science (3 credit hours)
A program designed to give qualified students an opportunity to spend an extended time on
a
practical environmental project. The projects will be completed in cooperation with
an
approved governmental or private agency. Fall & Spring Dr. Neeson
490. Environmental Science Seminar (1 credit hour)
A series of presentations by those students who have completed their environmental science
internship. Spring linkage