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General
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3 credits, Fall Semester, Lecture
Technical Elective (CIE Fall senior year)
Required (ENV Fall senior year) |
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Most recent instructor
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Dr. A Scott Weber and Dr. John
VanBenschoten (716)645-2114 ext.2333 (716)645-2114 ext.2330
sweber@acsu.buffalo.edu
, jev@eng.buffalo.edu
Dr. James N. Jensen (Fall 2003)
(716)645-2114 ext. 2329
jjensen@eng.buffalo.edu |
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URL
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http://ublearns.buffalo.edu
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Prerequisite(s)
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Senior
standing, CIE340 or instructor's permission
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Catalogue Description
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Presents
fundamentals in aquatic chemistry as applied to natural
waters, water treatment, and wastewater treatment.
Topics include equilibrium concepts, chemical
thermodynamics, acid-base reactions, precipitation and
dissolution, oxidation and reduction, carbonate system
chemistry and complexation.
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Course Objectives/Outcomes
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- Engage
students in' graduate school' learning. More focus
on learning -less focus on producing something to
hand in.
- Require
students to work and learn as part of a team. More
professional-practice approach. Utilize "cohort
study team" approach for study, homework
assignments, and class participation.
- Greater
efficiency for a condensed course.
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Outcomes (ABET a-k)
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a, e, k
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Outcomes (CIE)
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2, 5
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Outcomes (ENV)
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6
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Other information
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Review by Undergraduate Studies
Committee
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Scheduled for 2002-2003
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Prepared by
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Dr. Alan J. Rabideau/Dr. A Scott
Weber and Dr. John VanBenschoten
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