FINANCE AND INSURANCE / 81 sources, dispersion, effects, and physical, economic and legal aspects of control of atmospheric pollutants. ENV 5206-Survey of Radiological Health (3) Oriented toward ENV majors not specializing in radiological health. Quantitative overview of radiation principles, sources, detection measure- ment and protection. ENV 5306-Municipal Refuse Disposal (3) Quantities and characteristics of municipal refuse and hazardous materials. Col- lection methods, transfer stations, equipment and costs. Refuse disposal practices, regional planning and equipment. ENV 5517-Concepts of Water and Wastewater Treatment (4) Prereq: ENV 4514 and EES 5245 or consent of instructor. In- depth study of the physical, chemical and biological processes utilized in the treatment of water and wastewater, with special emphasis on cause and effect of physical and biological actions. ENV 5518C-Industrial Waste Disposal (3) Prereq: ENV 4514 or 4021. An approach to solve industrial waste disposal prob- lems is presented. Application of wastewater treatment processes to industrial wastes is performed by laboratory collection of design data, data interpretation and report writing. ENV 5930-Special Topics in Environmental Engineering I (1-4; max: 8) Prereq: consent of instructor. Laboratory, lectures or conferences covering specially selected topics. ENV 6006-Graduate Environmental Engineering Seminar (1-2). S/U option. ENV 6050-Pollutant Transport (3) Prereq: MAP 3302 or EGM 3311, ECI 3213 or EGN 3353. Distribution of pollutants in natural waters and the atmosphere. Advective and diffusive transport phenomena. Analytical and numerical prediction methods. Air and water quality models. Ocean outfall diffuser design. ENV 6114-Air Pollution Ventilation Design (3) Design of industrial ventilation systems to capture, transport and condi- tion the hot, pollutant-laden, corrosive gases from industrial processes-as needed for the selection or operation of an air pollution control device. ENV 6115-Air Pollution Control Design (3) Design, analysis, operational limitations, cost and performance evaluation of con- trol processes and equipment. Field visits to and inspection of industrial installations. ENV 6116-Air Pollution Sampling and Analysis (3) Determina- tion of the concentration of normally encountered ambient pollutants. Methodology of source sampling. Practical experi- ence in ambient and source sampling. ENV 6117-Environmental Meteorology (3) Prereq: MAP 3302 or EGM 3311 and PHY 3042. Dynamics and thermodynamics of the atmosphere related to environmental problems. Analysis of weather charts. Climatology. Ecological interactions. Diffu- sion, air pollution applications. ENV 6118-Atmospheric Dispersion Modeling (3) Prediction of downwind pollutant concentrations from point, line and area sources. Theory of turbulence and phenomena related to prob- lems in diffusion and dispersion of contaminants in the lowest layer of the atmosphere. ENV 6130-Aerosol Mechanics (3) Generation, collection and measurement of aerosols. Theory of the fluid dynamic, optical, electrical, inertial and thermal behavior of gas-borne particles. ENV6211-Health Physics (3) Prereq: consent of instructor. Techniques of hazard evaluation and radiation control; monitor- ing methods; survey techniques; biological sampling; instrument calibration; exposure standards and radiation protection regula- tion; on-site radiation safety surveys and evaluation. ENV 6211L-Health Physics Laboratory (2) Prereq: ENV 6211 or consent of instructor. Field problems in radiation instrumen- tation and calibration, environmental monitoring, personnel dosimetry, radioactive waste management, radiation emergency procedures, organization of a radiation control program; prac- tical experience is emphasized. ENV 6216-Radioactive Wastes (3) Prereq: ENV 5206 or con- sent of instructor. Source, treatment and disposal of radioactive wastes. Emphasis on prevention of environmental contamina- tion. ENV 6236--Radiological Techniques (4) Prereq: ENV 5206 or consent of instructor. Application of radiological techniques to environmental engineering. Theory and operation of advanced detection instrumentation. Laboratory experiments on measure- ment and control of radionuclides in the environment. ENV 6409-Advanced Water Treatment Process Design (3) Prereq: EES 5245, 6207 or consent of instructor. Advanced con- cepts in chemical processes of examination and treatment of potable water. ENV 6437-Advanced Sewage System Design (3) Prereq: ENV, 6516. Layout and design of sanitary sewage systems, pumping Stations, force mains, wastewater treatment plants and methods of effluent disposal. Design parameters, cost and financing. ENV 6438-Advanced Potable Water System Design (3) Development of water supplies, layout and design of distribu- tion systems, pumping and storage facilities and water treatment plants. Design parameters, cost and financing. ENV 6510-Water and Wastewater Processes I (3) Prereq: con- sent of instructor. Study of the theory and current research associated with physical and chemical processes of water and wastewater treatment processes, with sedimentation, filtration, adsorption, disinfection and membrane processes emphasized. ENV 6511-Water and Wastewater Processes II (3) Prereq: con- sent of instructor. Theory and current research associated with biological treatment processes and with physical/chemical processes associated with them. ENV 6516-Advanced Waste Treatment Operations (3) Prereq: ENV 5517. Biological, physical and chemical processes used in the advanced treatment of domestic and industrial waste- water. Development of design parameters and operating pro- cedures based on experimentally derived data. ENV 6606-Environmental Resources Engineering (3) Stand- ards and criteria for evaluation of environmental resources projects. Formulation of mathematical models and environmen- tal problems. Application of economics and operations research as aids in decision making. ENV 6656-Urban Environmental Engineering (3) Overall problem of developing and maintaining high quality physical environment in urban areas. Integrative approach to air, land and water quality management problems. ENV 6666-Water Quality Management (3) Prereq: consent of instructor. Water quality management applied to rivers, lakes and estuaries. Mathematical modeling of pollutant transport. Comparison of command and control policies with economic incentives. ENV 6905-Individual Work (1-4; max: 8) Faculty-supervised individual research or study of material not covered in formal courses. ENV 6910-Supervised Research (1-5) S/U. ENV 6916-Nonthesis Project (1-2; max: 2) Individual project under faculty guidance to satisfy requirement for nonthesis master's degree. ENV 6932-Special Problems in Environmental Engineering (1-4; max: 8) ENV 6940-Supervised Teaching (1-5) S/U. ENV 6971-Research for Master's Thesis (1-15) S/U. ENV 7980-Research for Doctoral Dissertation (1-15) S/U. FINANCE AND INSURANCE College of Business Administration GRADUATE FACULTY 1982-83 Chairman: A. A. Heggestad. Graduate Coordinator: R. L. Crum. Graduate Research Professor: E. F. Brigham. Pro- fessors: A. A. Heggestad; W. M. Howard; H. Levy; R. H. Pettway. Associate Professors: R. L. Crum; W. A. McCollough; D. J. Nye; R. C. Radcliffe. Assistant Pro- fessors: R. Chiang; J. Finkelstein. The Department of Finance, Insurance, and Real Estate offers the nonthesis degree, Master of Business Ad- ministration, and the thesis degree, Master of Arts, in business administration with specializations in financial management, financial markets and institutions, and investments. It also offers a major and minor in the Doctor of Philosophy degree in business administration. Each of these degrees is also offered with specialization in risk and insurance. New graduate students should have adequate under- graduate training in mathematics and statistics or be will- ing to devote sufficient time to acquire the necessary foundation in these areas. Though no graduate major