Environmental Engineering Curriculum
M.S. EnvE Curriculum
Working with their advisers, students are expected to formulate coherent programs of research and study as they work toward a degree under Option I (thesis) or Option II (no thesis). Any student receiving support as a teaching and/or research assistant from the program is expected to enroll under Option I and complete a thesis.
All students are required to complete:
Students having equivalent courses from a previous degree program may substitute or waive a core course or courses, with the written approval of the M.S. EnvE Graduate Committee.<
Working with their advisers, students are expected to formulate coherent programs of research and study as they work toward a degree under Option I (thesis) or Option II (no thesis). Any student receiving support as a teaching and/or research assistant from the program is expected to enroll under Option I and complete a thesis.
All students are required to complete:
CIVE 828 | (Environmental Engineering Chemistry, 3 cr) |
CIVE 829 | (Biological Treatment Processes, 3 cr) |
CIVE 823 | (Physical Chemical Treatment Processes, 3 cr) |
ENVE 990 | (Seminar in Environmental and Water Resources Engineering, 1 cr) |
Students having equivalent courses from a previous degree program may substitute or waive a core course or courses, with the written approval of the M.S. EnvE Graduate Committee.<
Courses (course descriptions are available in the UNL Graduate Studies Bulletin) | |
ENVE 898 | Special Problems in Environmental Engineering |
ENVE 899 | Masters Thesis |
ENVE 990 | Seminar in Environmental and Water Resources Engineering |
ENVE 998 | Special Topics in Environmental Engineering |
Courses offered in the Department of Biological Systems Engineering |
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AGEN 853 | Irrigation and Drainage Systems Engineering |
AGEN 953 | Advanced Irrigation and Drainage Systems Engineering |
AGEN 954 | Hydraulic Modeling of Small Watersheds |
AGEN 955 | Solute Movement in Soils (AGRO 955, CIVE 955) |
BSEN 841 | Animal Waste Management |
BSEN 855 | Nonpoint Source Pollution Control Engineering |
BSEN 941 | Agricultural Waste Management |
BSEN 943 | Bioenvironmental Engineering |
Courses offered in the Department of Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering |
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CHME 832 | Transport Operations |
CHME 835 | Transport Phenomena |
CHME 842 | Chemical Reactor Engineering and Design |
CHME 845 | Advanced Chemical Engineering Kinetics |
CHME 873 | Biochemical Engineering |
CHME 892 | Air Pollution Assessment and Control |
Courses offered in the Department of Civil Engineering |
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CIVE 819 | Flow Systems Design |
CIVE 821 | Hazardous Waste Management and Treatment |
CIVE 822 | Pollution Prevention: Principles and Practices |
CIVE 823 | Physical/Chemical Treatment Processes |
CIVE 824 | Solid Waste Management Engineering |
CIVE 826 | Design of Water Treatment Facilities |
CIVE 827 | Design of Wastewater Treatment and Disposal Facilities |
CIVE 828 | Quantitative Methods in Environmental Engineering |
CIVE 829 | Biological Waste Treatment |
CIVE 830 | Fundamentals of Water Quality Modeling |
CIVE 831 | Small Treatment Systems |
CIVE 832 | Bioremediation of Hazardous Wastes |
CIVE 852 | Water Resources Development |
CIVE 854 | Hydraulic Engineering |
CIVE 856 | Surface Water Hydrology |
CIVE 858 | Groundwater Engineering |
CIVE 875 | Water Quality Strategy (AGRO 875) |
CIVE 915 | Water Resources Engineering |
CIVE 916 | Interdisciplinary Seminar in Engineering Economics and Legal Aspects of Water Resources Systems |
CIVE 921 | Advanced Topics in Hazardous Waste Treatment and Remediation |
CIVE 926 | Advanced Topics in Water Treatment |
CIVE 927 | Advanced Topics in Water Treatment |
CIVE 952 | Water Resources Planning |
CIVE 954 | Advanced Hydraulics |
CIVE 955 | Solute Movement in Soils (AGEN 955, AGRO 955) |
CIVE 958 | Groundwater Mechanics |
CIVE 959 | Groundwater Modeling |