Undergraduate Courses
ENV4001: Introduction to Environmental Engineering (required CEE course)
ENV4001L: Environmental and Hydraulics Laboratory (required CEE course)
EGN3000: Foundations of Engineering (required COE course)
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Graduate Courses
ENV6666: Aquatic Chemistry (required env. eng. master's course)
ENV6933: Sustainable Concepts (elective graduate course)
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Spring 2008, USF
ENV 6666: Aquatic Chemistry
ENV4001L: Environmental and Hydraulics Laboratory
ENV6933: Sustainability Concepts: Mercury in the Tampa Bay
Fall 2007, USF
ENV4001L: Environmental and Hydraulics Laboratory
Spring 2007, USF
ENV 6666: Aquatic Chemistry
ENV4001L: Environmental and Hydraulics Laboratory
EGN 3000: Foundations of Engineering
Fall 2006, USF
ENV4001L: Environmental and Hydraulics Laboratory.
EGN3000: Foundations of Engineering
Spring 2005, USF
ENV 6666: Aquatic Chemistry. A graduate level course on equilibrium in aqueous solutions. Emphasis on solving problems that involve: acid-base equilibrium, heterogeneous equilibria, co-ordination chemistry, and redox reactions.
Text Used: Water Chemistry by Mark Benjamin
Fall 2004, Fall 2005 USF
ENV 4001: Environmental Systems Engineering. An introductory course to the Environmental Engineering Field, with as much emphasis on current problems and engineering solutions.
Text Used: Introduction to Environmental Engineering by Gil Masters
Spring 2004, Stanford University; Fall 2004, Nanyang
Technlogical University
CE273A: Water Chemistry Laboratory |
