166 / FIELDS OF INSTRUCTION

 Prerequisite: ENE 640. Application of radiological techniques to environmental
 engineering. Theory and operation of advanced detection instrumentation. Labora-
 tory experiments on measurement and control of radionuclides in the environment.
 ENE 642-RADIOACTIVE WASTES. 4 credits
 Prerequisites: ENE 500, ENE 640. Source, treatment, and disposal of radioactive
 wastes. Emphasis on prevention of environmental contamination.
 ENE 643-ELECTRONIC PRODUCT RADIATION. 4 credits
 Prerequisite: Undergraduate course in modern physics. Evaluation of hazards,
 application of standards and engineering of controls for any electromagnetic or
 particulate radiation from an electronic device, especially microwave sources, lasers
 and all types of electronic components emitting x-rays.
 ENE 650-OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH. 4 credits
 Prerequisite: ENE 668. Effects, assessment, and control of physical and chemical
factors in man's working environment, including chemical agents, electromagnetic
radiation, temperature, humidity, pressure, illumination, noise, and vibration.
ENE 651-ATMOSPHERIC POLLUTION. 3 credits
 The atmosphere as a place of disposal for industrial and community effluents.
Effects of air pollution, classification of wastes, evaluation of data.
ENE 652-ENVIRONMENTAL INSTRUMENTATION. 5 credits
 Basic instrumental components and assemblies thereof for the measurement and
recording of environmental variables. Introduction to data telemetry systems and
automatic data processing.
ENE 654-AIR POLLUTION SAMPLING AND ANALYSIS. 4 credits
 Determination of the concentration of normally encountered ambient pollutants.
Methodology of source sampling. Practical experience in ambient and source sampling.
ENE 655-AIR POLLUTION CONTROL MEASURES. 4 credits
 Equipment and methods for control of pollution caused by airborne materials.
ENE 656-ENVIRONMENTAL METEOROLOGY. 4 credits
 Dynamics and thermodynamics of the atmosphere related to environmental
problems. Analysis of weather charts. Numerical weather prediction models.
ENE 657-ENVIRONMENTAL MICROMETEOROLOGY. 4 credits
 Statistical theory of turbulence and phenomena related to problems in diffusion
and dispersion of contaminants in the lowest layer of the atmosphere. Time series
analysis of meteorological variables.
ENE 660--ECOLOGICAL AND GENERAL SYSTEMS. 4 credits
 Prerequisite: MS 305 or consent of instructor. Systems ecology including
examples, languages, theoretical formulations, and models for the design, synthesis,
and prediction of systems of man and nature.
ENE 668-MAN AND His ENVIRONMENT. 5 credits
 Human physiology, toxicology, and epidemiology as they influence the work of
the engineer in environmental health. Areas which affect man by contact with air,
water, and food.
ENE 670-GRADUATE ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING SEMINAR.
 0 to 2 credits
 Graded on an S/U basis.
ENE 671-SPECIAL PROBLEMS IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING 1.
 1 to 5 credits
 May be repeated with change of content up to a maximum of 12 credits.
ENE 680-SOLID WASTES. 3 credits