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Lecture:
2:30 pm - 3:20 pm, Monday, Wednesday and Friday
College of Engineering and Applied Sciences, Room C-124
See Lecture Schedule (below)
Instructors:
NCASI Staff, 276-3550
Jay Unwin, CEAS Room A-136 (Lead
Instructor)
Van Maltby, CEAS Room A-131
Douglas McLaughlin, Ph.D., CEAS Room
A-135
William Thacker, Ph.D., CEAS. Room
A-129
Office Hours: 8:00
a.m. to 11:30 a.m., 1:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. daily (see Notes)
Description:
A study of the fundamental principles, design considerations, and function
of the unit processes and operations employed in wastewater treatment.
Physical, physicochemical, and biological treatments are considered. A
term problem in design is assigned.
Objective:
To present basic principles and theoretical considerations for the design
and operation of wastewater treatment systems.
Textbook:
Wastewater Engineering, 4th edition, Metcalf & Eddy
[errata]
Grading:
50% = 3 exams
15% = homework and quizzes
15% = term problem
20% = comprehensive final exam
Grading Scale: A 85-100%
AB
80 to <85%
B 75 to <80%
CB
70 to <75%
C
65 to <70%
DC
60 to <65%
D
50 to <60%
E <50%
Minor
deviations from this scale may occur at the discretion of the Lead
Instructor, particularly if a student is close to a higher grade and has
shown outstanding effort and class participation.
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