Courses

Purdue University:

EEE 39000: Environmental and Ecological Engineering Professional Preparation Seminar

Seminar lectures and discussions to introduce students to aspects of professional practice within Environmental and Ecological Engineering. Topics include career planning and placement skills, professional responsibility and ethics, and effective functioning in the profession. Students will interact with several practicing Environmental and Ecological Engineers.

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EEE 56000: Comprehensive Coverage: Environmental Impacts of Automotive Systems

Co-taught with Professor Abigail Engelberth, this was one of several one credit module delivered during the fall of 2017.

The outputs and processes associated with industrial (Automotive) systems are examined, with special emphasis placed on their interaction with ecological systems. The concept of industrial sustainability is explored. The processes used to produce materials and realize products are discussed. The effects of engineering design and manufacturing on the environment are examined. The product life cycle perspective is introduced. Topics to be covered include: energy and material flows, renewable energy, and life cycle issues including management of end-of-life products.. The course also introduces students to concept of societal sustainability and corporate social responsibility.

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EEE 69000: Environmental and Ecological Engineering Graduate Seminar

Michigan Technological University:

ENG 5510: Sustainable Futures I

ENG 3956: Industrial Health and Safety Module

This module focuses on training students to identify and asses risks in the workplace, how to take preventative measures for addressing hazards and risks, and helps students learn about professional and ethical responsibilities regarding safety issues in industry.

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