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830 Environmental Science
830:130.
Environmental Science -- 3 hrs.
Functional and holistic approach to understanding the Earth and the interactions
of its non-living and living components. Regulatory issues, environmental
ethics, environmental law, and scientific principles. Prerequisites: 840:052;
860:048; 920:024
or both 920:053 and 920:054.
(Offered Spring)
830:165(g).
Environmental Health Science — 3 hrs.
Provides a comprehensive survey of the manner in which human health and
the quality and state of the natural environment interact. Prerequisite:
junior standing. (Same as 410:165g.) (Offered
odd Springs)
830:166(g).
Environmental and Occupational Health Regulations — 3 hrs.
Overview of environmental and occupational safety laws applied to the
practice of environmental science. Emphasis on application of the legislation
with a focus on regulations. Major environmental laws such as the National
Environmental Policy Act, Clean Air Act, Clean Water Act, and the Occupational
Safety and Health Act will be covered. Site visits will be included. Prerequisite:
junior standing. (Same as 410:166g.) (Offered
even Springs)
830:195.
Environmental Science/Technology Internship -- 1-10 hrs.
Supervised work experience in conjunction with academic project conducted
under faculty guidance. May be repeated for maximum of 12 hours. Prerequisite:
consent of department head. (Offered Fall, Spring, and Summer)
830:200.
Environmental Biology -- 3 hrs.
Advanced topics in physiological ecology, community ecology, environmental
microbiology, ecological genetics, bioenergetics, and biodiversity. (Offered
odd Falls)
830:235.
Topics in Environmental Chemistry -- 3 hrs.
Advanced topics in chemistry for environmental science and technology.
Topics include water, air, and geochemistry; environmental chemistry,
measurement techniques, and chemical ecology. (Offered odd Springs)
830:250.
Global Systems -- 3 hrs.
Advanced topics in global systems for environmental science and technology.
Topics include surface and groundwater hydrology, meteorology, atmospheric
physics, and oceanography to gain an understanding of physical and geological
processes that influence and are influenced by earth's biosphere. (Offered
even Falls)
830:285.
Readings in Environmental Science/Technology -- 1-10 hrs.
Independent readings in environmental science/technology from selected
list approved in advance. Prerequisite: consent of department head. (Offered
Fall, Spring, and Summer)
830:289.
Environmental Science/Technology Seminar -- 1 hr.
Current topics in environmental science/technology. Students will present
one seminar per year. Prerequisite: must be currently enrolled in Environmental
Science graduate program. (Offered Fall and Spring)
830:292.
Environmental Analysis -- 3 hrs.
Laboratory methods and techniques in Environmental Science with emphasis
in measurements, chemical constituents, and biological parameters important
to understanding environmental processes. Prerequisite: enrolled in graduate
studies in biology, chemistry, or environmental science/technology. (Offered
even Falls)
830:299.
Research -- 1-9 hrs.
Prerequisite: must be currently enrolled in Environmental Science graduate
program. (Offered Fall and Spring)
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