Bioenvironmental Engineering
Focus Area


Bioenvironmental Engineering is a focus area that concentrates on using principles of biological, environmental and engineering sciences to study the interacting processes necessary for a healthy environment. Students interested in this focus area need to strengthen their background in soils, ecosystem biology, natural resources, chemistry, fluids, hydrology, and pollution processes.


Biological Science Technical Electives


Course Name Course
Designation
Credits Prerequisites
Principles of Ecology BSCI 361 3  
Ecology of Marsh and Dune
Vegetation
BSCI 362 3 BSCI 105
International Pesticide Problems
& Solutions
BSCI 365 3 BSCI 105
Plant Ecology BSCI 460 3 BSCI 106
Physical Chemistry I CHEM 481 3 MATH 141, PHYS
142 (or PHYS 260 & 261), CHEM 113, 135 or
CHEM 153
Environmental Geology GEOG 120 3  
Geography of Environmental
Systems
GEOG 201 3  
Climatology GEOG 345 3  
Water Resources Policy &
Planning
GEOG 462 3  
Geographic Aspects of Pollution GEOG 463 3  
Air Pollution METO 434 3 CHEM 113,
MATH 241
Biology & Management of Finfish NRMT 314 4 One year of
Biology or Zoology
Wetland Ecology NRMT 450 3 BIOM 301
or permission
Soil and the Environment NRSC 105 3  
Fundamentals of Soil Science NRSC 200 4 one course in
CHEM
Soil & Water Conservation &
Management
NRSC 413 3 NRSC 200
Soil Hydrology & Physics NRSC 417 3 NRSC 200 and a
course in physics
Soil Microbiology NRSC 422 3 CHEM 104, NRSC
200
Soil-Water Pollution NRSC 423 3 CHEM 104 (or CHEM 231 & 232), NRSC
200
Note: CHEM 135 & 136 may be counted as CHEM 103, and CHEM 231 and 232 may be used to satisfy CHEM 104 requirement!

 

Engineering Science Technical Electives


Course Name Course
Designation
Credits Prerequisites
Aquacultural Engineering ENBE 435 3  
Water Quality: Field & Lab.
Analysis Methods
ENBE 451 3 CHEM 103, CHEM
113, CHEM 104
Nonpoint Source Pollution
Assessment Techniques
ENBE 462 3 One course in hydrology
Ecological Impact Assessment ENBE 488 3  
Nonpoint Source Pollution
Assessment Techniques
ENBE 462 3 One course in
hydrology
Introduction to Environmental
Engineering
ENCE 315 3 CHEM 103 or
CHEM 133. PHYS
161 or 141
Flow in Open Channels &
Conveyance Structures
ENCE 430 3 ENCE 330
Surface Water Hydrology ENCE 431 3 ENCE 330
Ground Water Hydrology ENCE 432 3 ENCE 330
Sanitary Engineering Analysis &
Design
ENCE 435 3 CHEM 233
Environmental Aspects of
Nuclear Engineering
ENNU 310 3 MATH 241 or
MATH 246, PHYS
263


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