Course Syllabus

 

ENVE 681:  Environmental Engineering Design

 

Term:  Fall 2003

 

Instructor:      D. Scott Simonton, PE, PhD

                        Assistant Professor, Environmental Science

Office:              330 MUGC Administration Building, South Charleston

Office Hours:    Tuesday 11:00 to 3:00, Wednesday 11:00 to 3:00, and by appointment

Telephone:        746-2045, or 1-800-642-9842 ext 2045

Fax:                  746-2063

E-mail:              simonton@marshall.edu

 

Required Textbook:              Wastewater Engineering: Treatment and Reuse; Metcalf & Eddy, 4th Addition, 2003

 

This is an excellent text – the best available.  In fact, if you read the text and do the problems, you shouldn’t need me at all, and you should get an A in the course.

 

Additional References and Reading Assignments:

                                   

                                                www.epa.gov

                                                www.dep.state.wv.us

 

Course Description:

 

Principles of engineering design of water and wastewater treatment systems and processes, including physical, chemical, and biological treatment and handling of treatment residuals. Includes coverage of relevant water quality concepts.  Majority of time will be spent on wastewater treatment.

 

Attendance:

 

As tests and assignments will include information from class notes, handouts and in-class discussions, attendance is strongly encouraged.   I will provide handouts and homework assignments if you miss class, but you will need to get notes from fellow students.

 

Grading:         Mid-Term Exam (Take Home)                         1/3      

                        Final Exam (Comp, Take Home)                                  1/3

                        Assignments (Weekly)                                      1/3

                       

Assignments not turned in on time will receive an automatic 25% off.  Assignment grades will be based on completeness only, and will be returned with a solution set.  You are encouraged to work together on assignments, but not exams!