CS4009 - Environmental Engineering Design

Credit points:	03
Year:	2006
Student Contribution Band:	Band 2
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This subject deals with the planning and design of multi purpose development or rehabilitation projects. The overriding goal is sustainable development; that is providing for human use and natural function, now and in the future. Generally three projects are included, covering topics selected from water and wastewater design; stream rehabilitation; tropical aquaculture and other infrastructure projects.

Learning Outcomes

• apply basic science and engineering fundamentals to the planning and design of projects;
• develop an understanding of sustainable development, planning and design through practical application to a range of case study projects;
• develop problem formulation, analysis, evaluation and decision making skills for multi-purpose projects;
• develop report writing skills for inter-disciplinary communication with engineers, managers and project stakeholders;
• function effectively as an individual and as a manager or member of a project design team.

Prerequisites:

CS2002 and CS3005

Availabilities
, , Study Period 2
Census Date 08-Sep-2006
Coordinator:	Assoc. Professor Siva Sivakugan
Lecturers:	Mr Ross Kapitzke, Lauren Waszek, jc166660.
Contact hours:	78 hours - lectures and practicals. 5 days
Assessment:	.

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