Department
of
Engineering Technology and Industrial Studies
COURSE SYLLABUS
EST 476 0, 1, 2, 3 Environmental Science and Technology Seminar
Instructor: Kathy Mathis
Office: MGB 204, Tel: 898-2113
LECTURE: VIS 242,
F
11:20 -
12:10
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
This course presents the technical, economic, and political aspects of
technology and manufacturing issues as they relate to the environmental
protection. Specific monitoring and abatement techniques and equipment are
of interest. An overview of energy production processes alone with
economic and environmental concerns will be analyzed. Guess speakers,
field trips, students projects and research papers will be used to highlight
specific topics of special interest to students.
COURSE MATERIAL:
TEXTBOOKS REQUIRED : None
EVALUATION AND
GRADING :
Final examination will be given at the regularly scheduled time and used to
determine course grade. Research papers and other projects will be graded as indicated.
POLICY
ON MAKEUP WORK:
In general, no makeup exam or assignment will be given, unless the instructor is
notified in advance of an absence. In
case of emergencies, the instructor will decide whether to allow the student to
make up the missed activity.
Attendance
is required. For
specific requirements refer to the MTSU Student Handbook.
REASONABLE ACCOMMODATION FOR STUDENTS WITH
DISABILITIES
If
you have a disability that may require assistance or accommodation, or you have
questions related to any accommodations for testing, note takers, readers, etc.,
please speak with me as soon as possible. Students may also contact the Office of Disabled Students Services (898-2783) with questions about
such services.
