See catalog description above. Available through Water Environment Federation. The main objectives of this course are to deepen the students' knowledge of environmental engineering chemistry through practice of environmental analysis and to develop critical reasoning skills for underlying analytical principles, quality assessment and control of environmental analyses. In addition to providing plans for sampling, analysis, and quality control, students should be able to report the work clearly via a lab report. The topics will be addressed in context of engineering processes.
Students work outside of class to prepare lab for approx.
8 lab exercises. Water Analysis - Intermediate while enrolled in CEE 424. This course contributes primarily to the students' knowledge of engineering topics, but does not provide design experience. This course addresses environmental, health and safety, and economic aspects of environmental analysis. Students will also be asked to discuss legal and ethical considerations associated with fair reporting of environmental analysis used for determining compliance with regulations.