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Courses

Offerings by Semester

Fall Semester - Odd Years
CEE 7701 -DE Aquatic Chemistry for Environmental Engineers (EE)
CEE 8503 -DE Open Channel Hydraulics (WRE)

Spring Semester - Even Years
CEE 7514 Industrial Pollution Prevention (EE)
CEE 8707 -DE Physical & Chemical Treatment Processes (EE)
CEE 8507 -DE Environmental Fluid Mechanics (WRE)
CEE 7211 -DE Water Resource Planning Management (WRE)

Summer Semester- Even Years
CEE 7502 -DE Introduction to Environmental Engineering Processes (EE)
CEE 7010 -DE Lake, Stream, and Wetland Ecology (WRE)
CEE 7111 -DE Intro. Hydraulic Engineering. and Hydrology (WRE)
CEE 7829 -DE Principles of Sustainable Development for Industry and Society
CEE 8512 -DE River Mechanics & Engineering

Fall Semester - Even Years
CEE 7011 Hazardous Waste Management (EE)
CEE 7511 -DE Microbiology for Environmental Engineers (EE)
CEE 8501 -DE Surface Water Hydrology (WRE)

Spring Semester - Odd Years
CEE 7513 -DE Fate & Transport of Contaminants (EE)
CEE 8708 -DE Biological Treatment Process (EE)
CEE 8502 -DE Watershed Modeling (WRE)
CEE 8510 -DE Groundwater Hydrology (WRE)
   

Summer Semester - Odd Years
CEE 7502 -DE Introduction to Environmental Engineering Processes (EE)
CEE 8508 -DE Urban Hydrology & Storm Water Management (WRE)
CEE 7111 -DE Introduction to Hydraulic Engineering and Hydrology (WRE)

Other Recommended Courses
CEE 7001 -DE Business Basics for Engineers (Fall)
CEE 7002 -DE Management for Engineers (Spring)
CEE 8103 Geosynthetics (Fall 04, Spring 06, Spring 08)
CEE 8104 Geoenvironmental Engineering (Fall 03, Fall 06, Fall 08)
CEE 8311 -DE Environmental Geology (Summer 03, Summer 05)
CEE 8561 Air Pollution Control (Spring-odd)

 

The minimum requirements for a MSWREE degree are:

EE Requirements

2 courses from the following: CEE 7502, 7511, 7513, 7701, 8707, 8708

WRE Requirements:

2 courses from the following: CEE 7111*, 8501, 8502, 8503, 8507, 8510

All students are required to take one of the following: CEE 8502, 8507, 8707, 8708

*CEE 7111 is only for students who do not have a BS in civil engineering.

An interdisciplinary plan of study leading to a MSCE degree can be developed with the help of a faculty advisor.
Designations for CEE Courses

EE- Environmental Engineering Courses

WRE- Water Resources Engineering Courses

DE- Courses offered through Distance Education