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Comparative studies of methodologies
to assess immediate and extended
effects, including trends in space and
time due to changes in anthropogenic
systems. Includes an overview of environmental
regulations. Prerequisite:
ENVE 305. (3-0-3)
ENVE 407
Environmental Monitoring
Sampling and analytical methods used
in the assessment of environmental
impacts due to changes in the physical,
chemical or biological environment.
There is an emphasis on sample planning,
data evaluation and interpretation.
Corequisite: ENVE 426. (1-3-2) (C)
ENVE 426
Statistical Tools for Engineers
Descriptive statistics and graphs, probability
distributions, random sampling,
independence, significance tests, design
of experiments, regression, time-series
analysis, statistical process control, and
introduction to multivariate analysis.
Prerequisite: Junior standing. (3-0-3)
ENVE 463
Introduction to Air Pollution Control
Air pollution sources and characteristics
of source emissions, atmospheric
reactions, effects of pollutants, and
techniques of emission control; legal
and administrative aspects of air pollution
control. Prerequisite: CHE 301.
(3-0-3)
ENVE 476
Engineering Control
of Industrial Hazards
Design of control systems to enhance
occupational safety and health; how
to recognize and control existing or
potential safety and health hazards.
Prerequisites: ENVE 305, ENVE 426.
(3-0-3)
ENVE 480
Solid Waste Engineering
Quantities and characteristics of solid,
hazardous and municipal waste;
collection methods, equipment, and
costs; and refuse disposal practices,
regional planning, and management.
Prerequisite: ENVE 305. (3-0-3)
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ENVE 481
Hazardous Waste Engineering
Engineering principles applied to the
control of hazardous waste generation,
handling, collection, transport, processing,
recovery and disposal. Treatability
and design of hazardous waste treatment
processes. Corequisites: ENVE 404,
ENVE 463. (2-3-3) (C)
ENVE 485
Pollution Prevention
An interdisciplinary course that draws
upon material from chemical, electrical,
environmental and mechanical engineering
disciplines. This course reviews
regulations and explores the tools used
to set up and maintain pollution
prevention programs. Topics include
process assessments; defining and ranking
pollution prevention options;
feasibility analyses including technical,
environmental, and economic aspects;
and life cycle analysis. (3-0-3)
ENVE 480
Environmental Processes
Laboratory
Laboratory work in environmental
processes including filtration, gas
transfer, adsorption, biological systems
and other selected topics. Prerequisites:
ENVE 404, ENVE 463. (1-3-2) (C)
ENVE 494
Environmental Engineering Design
Application of technical and economic
principles to the design of environmental
equipment, processes and systems.
Material from previous courses is integrated
into practical design problems.
Offered jointly with CHE 495.
Prerequisite: CHE 302. (2-2-3)
IPRO 486
Process Design IPRO
Group project in process design.
Integration of technical, safety, environmental,
economic and societal issues
in process development and design.
Final part of the IPRO project package.
Project teams consist of chemical and
environmental engineering students and
students from other disciplines and professions.
Students from other academic
units should register for designated section
of IPRO 297/397/497 (3 credits)
Course Descriptions
and their contribution to the project
tasks will be defined accordingly.
Only ENVE students should register for
this course. Prerequisites: ENVE 494,
IPRO 296. Co-requisites: ENVE 404,
ENVE 463. (1-2-2) (C)
Graduate Courses
The following graduate courses are
available to degree-seeking undergraduate
students with the approval of
the course instructor and faculty adviser.
See the current IIT Bulletin: Graduate
Programs for course descriptions.
ENVE 501
Environmental Chemistry
ENVE 503
Water and Wastewater Analysis
ENVE 506
Chemodynamics
ENVE 513
Biological Processes
in Wastewater Treatment
ENVE 542
Physical and Chemical Processes
of Water and Waste Treatment
ENVE 545
Environmental Regulations
and Risk Assessment
ENVE 570
Air Pollution Meterology
ENVE 572
Ambient Air Monitoring
ENVE 576
Indoor Air Pollution
ENVE 585
Groundwater Contamination
and Pollutant Transport
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