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1 Department of Environmental Engineering Master of Engineering Program in Environmental Engineering (International Program) M.Eng. (Environmental Engineering) Plan A Option 1: (1) Major courses: minimum 3 credits (audit) - Major requirements: 1 credits (2) Thesis: minimum 36 credits Thesis 1-36 Plan A Option 2: (1) Major courses: minimum 24 credits - Major requirements: 16 credits Chemistry in Environmental System Advanced Water Supply Engineering Process Advanced Wastewater Engineering Design Advanced Air Pollution Control Solid Waste Engineering and Management Hazardous Waste Management and Site Remediation Pollution Control Management Global Environmental Change and Management 1(1-0-2) - Major electives: minimum 6 credits Environmental Quality Assessment 2(1-3-4) Membrane Technologies in Water and Wastewater Treatment Advanced Wastewater Treatment Technologies Emerging Pollutants in Environment 1(1-0-2) Noise Pollution and Vibration Management Radioactive Waste Management Fate and Transport of Pollutants Mathematical Modeling Concept for Environmental Engineers Environmental and Health Risk Assessment Industrial Pollution and Management Water Quality Modeling
2 Selected Topic in Environmental Engineering Special Problems 1-3 (2) Thesis: minimum 12 credits Thesis 1-12 Plan B: (1) Major courses: minimum 30 credits - Major requirements: 16 credits Chemistry in Environmental System Advanced Water Supply Engineering Process Advanced Wastewater Engineering Design Advanced Air Pollution Control Solid Waste Engineering and Management Hazardous Waste Management and Site Remediation Pollution Control Management Global Environmental Change and Management 1(1-0-2) - Major electives: minimum 12 credits Environmental Quality Assessment 2(1-3-4) Membrane Technologies in Water and Wastewater Treatment Advanced Wastewater Treatment Technologies Emerging Pollutants in Environment 1(1-0-2) Noise Pollution and Vibration Management Radioactive Waste Management Fate and Transport of Pollutants Mathematical Modeling Concept for Environmental Engineers Environmental and Health Risk Assessment Industrial Pollution and Management Water Quality Modeling Selected Topic in Environmental Engineering Special Problems 1-3 (2) Independent Study: 6 credits Independent Study 3 Course Description Chemistry in Environmental System Chemical principles and theory involving in reactions in the environment, essential knowledge of organic chemistry and biochemical processes for environmental engineers, chemical reactions and processes of concern of aquatic, atmospheric and soil environments, types, changes and impact of major contaminants on the environment.
3 Advanced Water Supply Engineering Process Water quality standards for different purposes, analysis of coagulation and flocculation, sedimentation, filtration and disinfection processes, adsorption, ion exchange, desalination process Advanced Wastewater Engineering Design Principle in selection of wastewater treatment processes, detailed design of activated sludge process and sludge treatment system Environmental Quality Assessment Principles of qualitative and quantitative chemical analyses, analytical methods include conventional and instrumentation, laboratory practices on chemical analyses of major contaminants and environmental index parameters in accordance with APHA standard methods, analysis of laboratory results and interpretation in environmental engineering aspects Membrane Technologies in Water and Wastewater Treatment Classification of membrane processes, theory of membrane filtration, membrane fouling, efficiencies of membrane processes, application of membrane process in water treatment, application of membrane process in water treatment and wastewater treatment, membrane bioreactor Advanced Wastewater Treatment Technologies Physico-chemical treatment processes, electrochemical treatment process, adsorption, membrane process, ion exchange, advanced oxidation process, nutrient removal, water and wastewater reuse Advanced Air Pollution Control Principles of air pollution control, particle, gas and vapour emission control technology, air pollution control system design, maintenance and potential evaluation of air pollution control system Solid Waste Engineering and Management Current trend of solid waste management, solid waste minimization, solid waste management at sources, solid waste collection and transportation, solid waste transformation, final disposal of solid wastes, case studies Hazardous Waste Management and Site Remediation Hazardous waste characteristics, source management, environmental regulations, waste treatment and disposal, contaminated site remediation systems Emerging Pollutants in Environment Pollutant glossary, characterization and classification of environmental pollutants, occurrence of emerging pollutants, risks and hazardous effects of emerging pollutants, available technologies for treatment of emerging pollutants, environmental forensics for detection of emerging pollutants, case studies Noise Pollution and Vibration Management Sources of noise pollution and vibration, sound wave behavior, instrument and guideline for noise measurement, impact of noise pollution and vibration on human health and environment, law and regulation for noise pollution control, noise pollution control, noise pollution control design, noise pollution problems in industry. 2(1-3-4) 1(1-0-2)
4 Radioactive Waste Management Radioactivity and radiation, biological effects of ionizing radiation, radiation exposure, radiation protection, types of waste, management of high and low-level radioactive waste, long-term management and containment Pollution Control Management Environmental problems, environmental audits, environmental life cycle concepts, environmental performance evaluation, environmental management system Global Environmental Change and Management Study of global climate and environmental change, effects of biodiversity loss, natural resources and renewable energy management. Environmental management in national and international levels. Legal, economic and society tools for Environmental Management Fate and Transport of Pollutants Environmental Chemistry, biogeochemical cycle, transport by advection and dispersion, chemical distribution among phases, mass balance in control volume Mathematical Modeling Concept for Environmental Engineers Concepts for formulation and application of environmental models; matrices; finite difference method, finite element method; formulation of water quality models and hydrodynamic models, model calibration and verification, sensitivity analysis Environmental and Health Risk Assessment Source and impact of wastes, toxic substances, infectious microorganisms on human health and environmental quality, regulation, international standard, toxicology, principle and methodologies of health and environmental risk assessment, hazard identification, exposure assessment, dose-response assessment, risk characterization, risk management, risk communication Industrial Pollution and Management Sources of pollution in industry, laws and regulation involved in pollution control from industry, pollution evaluation and prevention in industry, environmental management control system design for industry Water Quality Modeling Development of models for computation of pollutant dispersion in surface water and groundwater; biochemical oxygen demand and dissolved oxygen model for a stream, phytoplankton and nutrient interactions models, eutrophication model, water quality management model; application of a water quality, case studies Research Methods in Environmental Engineering Principles and research methods in environmental engineering, problem analysis for research topic identification, data collection for research planning, identification of samples and techniques. Analysis, interpretation and discussion of research result; report writing for presentation and publication Independent Study Independent study at the master s degree level in environmental engineering; compile and present the individual study report Selected Topic in Environmental Engineering Selected topics in environmental engineering at the master s degree level. Topics 1(1-0-2) 1(0-3-2) 3 1-3
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