M.S. DEGREE PLAN of STUDY

Environmental Science, Engineering &Policy

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SS# MSEE	MSES	Thesis	Non-Thesis	
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CORE COURSES

CORE COURSES

Course	Title	Year/Term	Credits	Grade
ENVE 501	Chemistry of the Environment		3.0
ENVR 506	Biostatistics		3.0
ENVR 521	Environmental Health		3.0

SPECIALIZATION COURSES

Course	Title	Year/Term	Credits	Grade
ENVR 522	Environmental Law		3.0
ENVR 523	Environmental Regulations		3.0
ENVR 608	Fate of Pollutants in Air and Water		3.0
ENVR 621	Epidemiology		3.0
ENVR 636	Toxicology and Human Physiology		3.0
COM 610	Theories of Communication & Persuasion		3.0
ENVE 727	Environmental Risk Assessment		3.0
EGMT 531	Economics for Engineering Management		3.0

TECHNICAL SEQUENCE - Each student must complete ONE of thefollowing technical sequences

ENVE 660	Chemical Kinetics, Mass Transfer		3.0
ENVE 661	Env Eng Unit Ops - Phys & Chem		3.0
ENVE 665	Haz Waste & Groundwater Treatment		3.0

ENVR 605	Atmospheric Chemistry		3.0
ENVR 641	Community Air Pollution		3.0
ENVE 642	Design of Air & Gas Cleaning Equipment		3.0

ENVR 531	Industrial Hygiene I		3.0
ENVR 532	Industrial Hygiene II		3.0
ENVR 736	Toxicology		3.0

ENVE 660	Chemical Kinetics, Mass Transfer		3.0
ENVE 665	Haz Waste & Groundwater Treatment		3.0
ENVR 616	Environmental Microbiology		3.0

CIVE 561	Intro to Hydrology		3.0
CIVE 760	Water Res Sys Analysis		3.0
ENVR 751	Stream Analysis & Pollution Control		3.0

CIVE 661	Groundwater Hydrology		3.0
ENVR 751	Stream Analysis & Pollution Control		3.0
	Approved special topics course		3.0

POTENTIAL ELECTIVES

The above course list totals 42 credits. A minimum of 45 creditsis required for the thesis option and 48 credits for the non-thesisoption. Potential electives are noted below (as well as thosein other technical sequences not purused by the student). Additionalelectives may be taken with the approval of the student's academicadvisor and the Associate Director of SESEP.

Course	Title	Year/Term	Credits	Grade
ENVR 711	Aquatic Toxicology		3.0
ENVR 711	Theory and Practice of Environmental Policy Analysis		3.0
ENVE 535	Industrial Safety		3.0
ENVR 511	Evolutionary Ecology		3.0

*NOTE: Deficiencies and/or substitutions must be notedand explained on the bottom of this form.

COURSE SUBSTITUTIONS:

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