Courses of Special Interest for Fall 2005

• ARCH 313: SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE - This course will explore sustainable design from initial sustainable facility concepts and team organizations, to enlisting community support and process assessment. The course will develop into details about sustainable design, lessons learned, processes and outcomes.
  Faculty: Taylor, Rives
  Meeting: 07:00PM - 09:00PM R
• BIOS 113/ESCI 113/ENST 113: ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS SEMINAR: WATER - Water--one of the most basic and important components of the environment. But how is the water cycle changing and what are the current issues? In this semester's course we will discuss the water from an interdisciplinary perspective, from reservoirs and flow, through life and uses, to pollution and rights.
  Faculty: Dickens, Gerald; Dugan, Brandon; Masiello, Caroline
  Meeting: 2:00PM - 4:00PM T
• CEVE 315: SUSTAINABLE TECHNOLOGIES FOR DEVELOPING COUNTRIES - This course focuses on the appropriate use of sustainable technology in developing countries. Topics of focus include water supply and treatment, energy and electrical systems, building design and construction and sustainable agriculture.
  Faculty: Fraser, Matthew; Alvarez, Pedro; Tomson, Mason
  Meeting: TBA
• ESCI 110: ENERGY, THE ENVIRONMENT, AND SOCIETY - Undergraduate seminar on current issues in energy used by industrial society, energy resources and their impact on the environment.
  Faculty: Levander, Alan
  Meeting: TBA
• ESCI 203: INTRODUCTION TO BIOGEOCHEMISTRY - The interaction between (micro) organisms, minerals, rocks, and aqueous solutions is an important new field of research that requires an interdisciplinary approach between (micro) biology, organic chemistry, and geochemistry. The course provides an introduction and insight into this exciting new field and puts an emphasis on quantitative strategies.
  Faculty: Luettge, Andreas
  Meeting: 10:50AM - 12:15PM TR
  
  

Expanded list of courses relevant to the Environment

Environmental Studies

• ENST 113 (BIOS 113/ESCI 113) Environmental Crisis Seminar: Water
  

Biological Sciences

• BIOS 113 (ENST 113/ESCI 113) Environmental Crisis Seminar: Water
• BIOS 325 - Ecology
  

Civil & Environmental Engineering

• CEVE 201 - Intro to Environmental Systems
• CEVE 203 - Principles of Environmental Engineering
• CEVE 204 - Principles of Environmental Engineering Lab
• CEVE 315 - Sustainable Technologies for Developing Countries
• CEVE 401 - Intro to Environmental Chemistry
• CEVE 402 - Intro to Environmental Chemistry Lab
• CEVE 434 - Chemical Transport
  

Earth Science

• ESCI 101 - The Earth
• ESCI 105 - Intro Lab for Earth Science
• ESCI 110 - Energy, the Environment and Society
• ESCI 113 (BIOS 113/ENST 113) - Environmental Crisis Seminar: Water
• ESCI 203 - Introduction to Biogeochemistry
• ESCI 451 - Analysis of Environmental Data
  

Anthropology

• ANTH 446 - Advanced Topics in Biomedical Anthropology
  

Architecture

• ARCH 313 - Sustainable Design

Statistics

• STAT 310 - Probability and Statistics
  

Political Science

• POLI 337 - Public Policy and Bureaucracy