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ENNR 422 Water Resources Engineering Management Science techniques in water resources. Dams and reservoirs. river engineering. Catchment modelling. ENNR 423 Energy Resources Engineering Principles, applications and design of energy production using natural resources, especially wind, solar, hydro, biomass and geothermal. Energy conservation, demand, and policy. Energy and global environmental issues. Design of energy use systems. ENNR 426 Waste Engineering Conceptual aspects of environmental engineering. Waterborne and non-water borne systems. Principles and design of selected physical, chemical and biological treatment technologies, with an emphasis on natural systems, appropriate technologies and sustainability. Integrated system design. Field trips. ENNR 429 Natural Resources Engineering Project Detailed study and original work on an approved topic in Natural Resources Engineering. ENNR 431 Bioresources Engineering Engineering and resource requirements of the bioresource systems of agriculture, horticulture, aquaculture, marine and freshwater fisheries and irrigation and drainage. ENNR 460 Natural and Human System Systems theory and analysis. Open systems, ecological systems, human systems. Examples of system behaviour in the Biosphere. 18 `
2.6 Other Requirements for the BE (Hons) Degree 2.6.1 Practical Work Training Experience gained while working in industry during the summer vacations is a requirement of the BE (Hons) degree and is an important aspect of the degree programme. You will be required to complete two or three periods of employment, beginning with either workshop or manual and finishing with professional engineering. A total of 120 days is required and approval is required for these jobs – see www.engf.canterbury.ac.nz/practicalwork.html for requirements. Students may be given partial or total exemption from Practical Work Training if they have completed an appropriate indentured apprenticeship or appropriate work for a NZ Certificate of Engineering. You must apply in writing to the College of Engineering Practical Work Co-ordinator, Mrs Cheryl McNickel, for an exemption (Cheryl.mcnickel@canterbury.ac.nz). Further information can be obtained from the Department Practical Work Supervisor in the first instance. 2.6.2 Practical Work Reports You must submit two satisfactory reports on two different types of practical work. These reports are confidential between the student and the College of Engineering. The report should not be disclosed to any other party. See www.engf.canterbury.ac.nz/practicalwork.html for details of the requirements for the work reports. Employers complete a report form for each student and each period of work. These reports detail the dates of employment, the hours worked, the type of work performed, and comments on student behaviour, attendance and performance. Unsatisfactory reports are discussed with the employer and the student, and may result in the work not being credited for the degree. 2.6.3 First Aid Training At some stage before you graduate you are required to present to the College of Engineering Office a valid First Aid certificate, taught by a University approved organisation. Courses in First Aid are arranged through the College of Engineering Office and will be listed on www.engf.canterbury.ac.nz/pwotherreqs.html. 19 `
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