ENGR 406-3 Environmental Modelling

6 credits · Undergraduate

This course provides an understanding of the physical, chemical and biological processes that govern contaminant transport and fate in environmental media. Topics include modelling fundamentals; mass transport in aquatic ecosystems; and mathematical modelling of a wide variety of contamination issues, such as lake eutrophication, river water quality, groundwater contamination, atmospheric deposition, and climate change. Laboratory exercises complement lecture topics and focus on the development of computer-based modelling skills. Prerequisite(s): 60 credit hours, MATH 152-3 or both of MATH 100-3 and MATH 101-3 Preclusion(s): ENSC 406-3, ENSC 607-3, ENVE 421-3