MEnvE 5 year Program - Curriculum & Flow Chart
The Environmental Engineering Profession
Environmental Engineering is focused on the prevention and remediation of air, water, and soil contamination problems to reduce the risks to human health, water resources, and ecosystems. Environmental Engineering is a discipline that evolved from Civil Engineering and includes aspects of the sciences (Biology, Chemistry, and Geo sciences) Professional opportunities exist in consulting engineering firms, industries with significant environmental compliance challenges, and in governmental regulatory agencies. Environmental engineers apply physical, chemical, and biological processes in systems that remove and/or destroy pollutants in water, air, and soils and that reduce nonhazardous solid waste volumes. Specific assignments include provision for safe drinking water, treatment and disposal of municipal wastewaters, treatment and management of storm runoff, management of solid and hazardous wastes, and cleaning sites contaminated by hazardous materials.
Curriculum for Five-Year Environmental Engineering Program- BS/MSEnvE
The MEnvE 5 Year Program Curriculum Table is given below:
First Year
Fall Spring Course Hours Course Hours Math 1451, Calculus I 4 Math 1452, Calculus II 4 Chem 1307, Principles of Chemistry I 3 English 1302, Adv. Coll. Rhetoric 3 Chem 1107, Principles of Chemistry I Lab 1 CE 1305, Engineering Analysis 3 English 1301, Ess. Of Coll. Rhetoric 3 Hist 2300, History of US to 1877 3 Pols 1301, Amer. Govt. Org. 3 Chem 1308, Principles of Chem II 3 EGR 1207, Engr. Graphics 2 Chem 1108, Principles of Chem II Lab 1 ENVE 1100, Env. Engr. Seminar 1 TOTAL 16 TOTAL 18 Second Year
Fall Spring Course Hours Course Hours Math 2450, Calculus III 4 Pols 2302, American Public Policy 3 Physics 1408, Principles of Physics I 4 Environmental Science Elective ** 3 CE 2301, Statics 3 Biology 1404, Biology II 4 Chem 3305, Organic Chemistry I 3 CE 3305, Mechanics of Fluids 3 Biology 1403, Biology I 4 Hist 2302, History of US Since 1877 3 TOTAL 18 TOTAL 16 Third Year
Fall Spring Course Hours Course Hours Statistics * 3 Math 3350, High Math for Engrs. 3 CE 3309, Environmental Engr. I 3 IE 3301, Engr. Econ. Analysis 3 CE 3303, Mechanics of Solids 3 CE 3372, Water Systems Design 3 CE 3354, Intro to Hydrology 3 Elective, Vis/Performing Arts † 3 Oral Comm ˆ 3 CE 3321, Intro to Geotech Engr. 3 TOTAL 15 TOTAL 15 Fourth Year
Fall Spring Course Hours Course Hours CE 4353, Design of Hydraulic Systems 3 ENVE 4399, Bio Mun. Waterwater Trt 3 CE 3105, Mechanics of Fluids Lab 1 Elective, Humanities # 3 ENVE 4107, Adv Phys & Chem Water Lab 1 ENVE 4391, Adv Water Treatment 3 ENVE 4307, Phy/Chem Mun. Wastewater 3 ENVE 5303, Design of Air Pol Control Sys 3 ENVE 4385, Microbial Appl in Env. Engr 3 CE 5363, Groundwater Hydrology 3 ENGR 4392, Engr. Ethics & Impact on Soc. 3 ENVE 4191, Adv Water Treatment Lab 1 ENVE 4185, Microb. App. In Env. Engr. Lab 1 TOTAL 15 TOTAL 16 Graduate/Fifth Year
Fall Spring Course Hours Course Hours CE 5364, Groundwater Transp. 3 ENVE 5306, Env. Systems Design II 3 ENVE 5305, Env. Systems Design I 3 CE 4101, Fund of Engr. Exam Review 1 ENVE 5315, Env. Chem for Pol Mgmt 3 CE 5395, Solid and Hazardous Waste 3 CE 5393, Unit Processes Lab 3 Elective, Technical (6 hrs) ˆˆ? 6 TOTAL 12 TOTAL 13 TOTAL HOURS: 151
* Select IE 3341 or MATH 3342.
** Select environmental science elective such as GEOL 1301/1101 or ATMO 1300/1100 or others with advisor approval.
ˆ Core Curriculum A.
ˆˆ Choose at least one from IE 5302, 5306, 5307; or ENTX 6445.
† Core Curriculum F could be used to meet the multicultural requirement.
# Core Curriculum E should be used to meet multicultural requirement if F was not.
? Choose graduate technical electives from CE 5331, 5361, 5366, 5383; GEOG 5300; IE 5329; or approval from advisor.MEnvE Degree Flow Chart
To download a flow chart of the curriculum for the master of science in environmental engineering, click here.
Accreditation
The master of environmental engineering is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, http://www.abet.org
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