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Courses Taught
Advanced
Environmental Chemistry.
Advanced
Environmental Pollution
Environmental
Analysis
Environmental
Chemistry
Advanced
Environmental Chemistry
Environmental
Engineering Fundamentals.
Environmental
Impact Assessment (EIA)
Partial
Teaching
Environmental
Analytical Chemistry
Environmental
Geology
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ENVS 520: Advanced
Environmental Chemistry |
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A core course in the Master
of Environmental Sciences Program (ENVS)
The course emphasize on the major concepts essential to the
practice of environmental sciences, technology, and
chemistry. It covers the chemical fate and transport of
inorganic and organic chemical pollutants in the air, water
and soil environments. The course provides clear
explanations to important concepts such as the atmosphere,
hydrosphere, and geosphere.
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ENVS 541: Environmental
Geochemistry |
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An ENVS elective course in
the Master of Environmental Sciences Program (ENVS)
The course introduces principles and applications of
chemical analysis of geological materials (water, soil,
sediments, and rocks). The analytical techniques covered
include: Chromatography, Spectroscopy, Mass Spectrometry,
and Atomic Spectroscopy. Theoretical and Operating
principles of analytical tools such as : GC, HPLC, MS, ICP,
IC, UV/VIS, AA, FTIR, XRD and XRF are covered in the course.
Laboratory sessions will provide hands-on- demonstration in
relating lectures to practical analysis.
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ENVS 590-I: Special
Topics: Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) |
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An ENVS elective course in
the Master of Environmental Sciences Program (ENVS)
The aim of the course is to introduce the components and
structure of an EIA as well as discuss how national
guidelines and requirements for EIA influences the outcome.
The course provides students with a working knowledge of the
EIA process and the information needed to prepare and EIS
report.
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ENVS 547: Environmental
Pollution |
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An ENVS elective course in
the Master of Environmental Sciences Program (ENVS)
The course focus on the major concepts essential to the
practice of environmental pollution issue. It covers the
physical, chemical, biological and radioactive pollution in
the air, water and soil environments. The course provides
procedures to assess and estimate the extent of pollution.
Remediation measures of the different pollution problems
will be also provided in the course.
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