CEE 507 Energy and Buildings
This course introduces students to the art and science of modeling environmental systems. Students will learn the mathematical representation of various processes including advection, dispersion, mass-transfer, reactions, and population dynamics. Lectures will help students learn how to translate processes occurring in natural and engineered systems into model components. Labs will provide students with hands-on experience in the design and construction of working models using computerized spreadsheets and programming languages. Applications will be drawn from a range of environmental issues including water flow, contaminant transport, population dynamics, and natural resource management.
Cross Listed Courses
CEE 407, CEE 507,
ME 407