Civil and Environmental Engineering
Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering
Member, AAAS, ACS, ASCE, ASEE, NACE, SPE
Average rating
3.6
17 temporary mock ratings
Difficulty
3.6
course-linked average
Courses
6
in seeded sections
• Fate and transport of organic chemicals and heavy metals in sediments and groundwater • Environmental impact of nanoparticles • Inhibition of mineral scale formation • Environmental chemistry, including both introductory and advanced topics
CEVE 499
Independent research and investigation, including a course toward directed research and/or a research project. Study of selected topics including individual investigations special lectures, and seminars. Student works independently with only minimal faculty direction. Offered upon mutual agreement of faculty and student. May earn varying amount of credit hours depending on the amount of time devoted and the amount of academic work associated with the course. Repeatable for Credit.
CEVE 550
A course covering parameter estimation methods, thermodynamics, and kinetic needed to predict the fate, transports, and reactivity of organic compounds in air, water, and soils. Topics: volatization, solubility, sorption, partitioning, diffusion, aquatic reactivity, photochemistry, and transport modeling.
CEVE 590
Professional master Project course involves the following (1) a project of practical relevance to the practice of Civil and Environmental Engineering, and (2) detailed project report. Students need to work with a faculty advisor. Repeatable for Credit.
CEVE 635
Formal lecture and assigned reading in topics such as redox kinetics and thermodynamics, absorption and desorption, and the associated mathematics. An advanced topics course. Repeatable for Credit.
CEVE 651
Repeatable for Credit.
CEVE 800
Repeatable for Credit.
