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1 Seite 1 von 5 2. Modulkürzel: Moduldauer: 1 Semester 3. Leistungspunkte: 6.0 LP 6. Turnus: unregelmäßig 4. SWS: Sprache: - 8. Modulverantwortlicher: Univ.-Prof.Dr. Jörg Metzger 9. Dozenten: Univ.-Prof.Dr. Jörg Metzger Univ.-Prof.Dr. Karl Heinrich Engesser Dr. Brigitte Schwederski Dr. Bertram Kuch Dr.-Ing. Daniel Dobslaw 10. Zuordnung zum Curriculum: Chalmers Incoming Semi-Compulsory Modules 11. Empfohlene Voraussetzungen: 12. Lernziele: Chalmers Outgoing Pflichtmodule Mara Incoming Elective Moduls Mara Outgoing Pflichtmodule M.Sc. Water Resources Engineering and Management, PO 2012 Spezialisierungsmodule (30-33 LP) M.Sc. Water Resources Engineering and Management, PO 2012 Vertiefungsmodule (51 LP) Vertiefungsmodule Wahlpflicht (30 LP) M.Sc. WASTE, PO 2008 Module Lecture: Inorganic chem istry know the fundamental concepts of chemistry (atomic structure, periodic system, chemical formulae, stoichiometry, molecular structures) and are able to use them, know the principle types of chemical substances and chemical reactions and can apply their knowledge to synthetic problems, know about the most important industrial compounds, their preparation and environmental aspects in their application. Stand: 21. Oktober 2013 Seite 1 von 5
2 Seite 2 von 5 Lecture: Organic chemistry - can identify important functional groups in organic molecules - know the main compound classes in organic chemistry and the common rules for their nomenclature - know the most important representatives thereof and are able to draw their structural formulae - know the structure and properties of important bio-molecules such as fats, carbohydrates, proteins, nucleic acids, ATP, lignin and humic acids - know the most important reactions involved in chemical and microbial degradation of organic matter - know summary parameters used to characterize water quality - know the properties of bio-molecules and can explain their general function with respect to cell structures, enzymatic and immune reactions - knows selected environmental organic contaminants (PAH, dioxins, pesticides etc.) and their properties Lecture: Biology and ecology of water, soil and air systems - know about the relation between water, soil and air compartments and many diseases, happening especially in developing countries - know about the reasons for break out of diseases, the structure and function of prokaryotic and eucaryotic cells as well as the methods for identification and determination of growth conditions and possible growth limitations - comprehend microbial metabolism, energy production, release and conservation, enzyme syntheses and their regulation. - know important events and scientists in the history of biology - know basics in ecology of natural and artificial ('technical') ecosystems as well as selected methods to detect distorted equilibria in technical ecosystems influenced by mankind Stand: 21. Oktober 2013 Seite 2 von 5
3 Seite 3 von 5 Lecture: Technical and medical microbiology for engineers - know the most important microorganisms being active in plants treating waste water, air and contaminated soil - know the kind of participation in purification and thus the procedures used to make them feel happy as well as the problems associated with excess biomass - are aware of a detailed overview of the kind of medically important microorganisms and of the most relevant agents of illness met in these plants; this holds also for the compartments 'drinking water' and 'sewage sludge'. 13. Inhalt: Lecture: Inorganic chemistry atomic structure: stable nuclear particles, atomic nuclei, isotopes and radioactivity, atomic spectra and the hydrogen atom, heavier atoms the periodic system of the elements: the sequence of elements, the electronic configuration of some elements, the periodicity of some properties chemical bonding: the ionic bond, the metallic bond, the covalent bond, hydrogen bonding, van der Waals forces quantitative Relationships and Stoichiometric Equations characterizing chemical reactions: the chemical equilibrium, water: the solvent, acid/base reactions, redox reactions descriptive part: selected chemical compounds and their preparation and properties Lecture: Organic chemistry functional groups and compound classes classification of chemical reactions in organic chemistry organic bio-molecules (e.g. proteins, carbohydrates, nucleic acids, fats, humic acids, lignin): structure and function chemical and microbial degradation of organic matter in the environment summary parameters organic environmental contaminants Lecture: Biology and ecology of water, soil and air systems The following topics are presented within the lecture: Stand: 21. Oktober 2013 Seite 3 von 5
4 Seite 4 von 5 Introduction in history of microbiology Important waterbased/water related diseases Function of microscopy of staining techniques Structure and function of prokaryotic cells Structure and function of eucaryotic cells Necessity and effects of microbial nutrition Microbial growth relations and possible limitations Microbial metabolism: Energy production, conservation and release Microbial metabolism: Enzymes syntheses and regulation. Lecture: Technical and medical microbiology for engineers Important (sewage) water based /water related diseases/detection and possible countermeasures Important soil and air connected diseases (micro)biological principles in application of engineering techniques Implication of engineer work on ecosystems /environment protection problems Some test systems for estimation of (bio)degradability of chemicals will be evaluated 14. Literatur: Lecture notes pdf download of powerpoint slides for lectures Exercises as hand-out or download (pdf) 15. Lehrveranstaltungen und -formen: Lecture Inorganic chemistry Lecture Organic chemistry Lecture Biology and ecology of water, soil and air systems Lecture Technical and medical microbiology for engineers 16. Abschätzung Arbeitsaufwand: Time of attendance: Inorganic chemistry (Schwederski): Lecture, 1 SWS = 14 hours Organic chemistry (Metzger/Kuch): Lecture, 1 SWS = 14 hours Biology and ecology of water, soil and air systems (Engesser): Lecture, 1 SWS = 14 hours Technical and medical microbiology for engineers (Engesser): Lecture, 1 SWS = 14 hours Exercises for Chemistry and Biology for environmental engineers, 2 SWS = 28 hours Exam: 2 hours Sum of attendance: 86 hours Exercises (group work with presentations): 28 hours Self -study: 94 hours: Stand: 21. Oktober 2013 Seite 4 von 5
5 Seite 5 von Prüfungsnummer/n und -name: Chemistry and Biology for Environmental Engineers (PL), schriftlich oder mündlich, 120 Min., Gewichtung: Grundlage für... : 19. Medienform: Video projector (powerpoint) presentation explanations on blackboard, group work with presentations 20. Angeboten von: Hydrochemie und Hydrobiologie in der Siedlungswasserwirtschaft Stand: 21. Oktober 2013 Seite 5 von 5
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