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ENNR 305 Ecological Engineering 1 Natural and Human systems; System self design; Ecosystem processes; concepts and principles of ecological engineering. ENNR 346 Energy Engineering 1 Energy forms, closed and open systems, first and second laws of thermodynamics, heat and mass transfer, energy converters and power transmission, power system characteristics, energy supply and demand, alternative energy (bio fuels, wind, hydro, wave, and others). ENNR 364 Ground Engineering & Geomorphology A course integrating the principles of geomorphology and ground engineering. This course is aimed at giving a broad understanding of landform evolution and its implications for engineering site selection. In addition it introduces analytical methods to quantifying the mechanics of soil behaviour and ground movement in natural and man-made terrain. 12 `
2.4 Third Professional – Civil Engineering 2.4.1 Overview The third professional year of the civil engineering degree provides you with a great deal of flexibility. Only one course is compulsory – the first semester course on the management of engineering systems, ENCI403. Your remaining nine courses can be selected from the pool of elective third professional courses, from courses outside the Department, or, perhaps, from advanced postgraduate courses. There are restrictions on the number and type of courses that can be taken at Masters level and from outside the department. Subject to Head of Department approval you can take up to two courses from other departments provide you satisfy the necessary pre-requisites. You should discuss your options with the 3 rd Professional year co-ordinator. This person has a list of courses that the department will not approve. Only academically strong students are allowed to enrol in Masters courses. The guideline, upon which the 3 rd Professional year co-ordinator makes his/her decision, is that a student must have a GPA of 6 (B+), or more, in their second professional courses to be able to enrol in a Masters course. If you are interested in this option please discuss it with the 3 rd Professional year co-ordinator. A student can take, at most, two Masters level courses in the third Professional year of study. 13 `
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