2008-2009 Catalog - United States Air Force Academy
2008-2009 Catalog - United States Air Force Academy
2008-2009 Catalog - United States Air Force Academy
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Civ Engr 467. Water Treatment Principles and Design. Design of unit operations for coagulation, sedimentation, filtration<br />
and disinfection for treatment of drinking water. Introduces the chemistry of drinking water treatment processes. Use of unit<br />
operations to design treatment solutions to contemporary environmental problems. Topics include the design of ion exchange,<br />
reverse osmosis, chemical precipitation, and selected hazardous waste disposal problems.<br />
Civ Engr 468. Solid and Hazardous Waste Facilities Design. Design and analysis of solid and hazardous waste<br />
management systems including collection, transport, processing, resource recovery, and disposal. Hazardous waste regulations,<br />
treatment and site cleanup are addressed.<br />
Civ Engr 469. Design of <strong>Air</strong> Pollution Controls. Modeling and predicting the effects of air pollution, and the design of<br />
the facilities for air pollution control. The designs of electrostatic precipitators, cyclones, bag houses and other methods for the<br />
control of air contaminants are addressed.<br />
Civ Engr 480. Project Management and Contract Administration. This is the final course in the civil and environmental<br />
engineering capstone sequence. First-class cadets integrate discipline-specific design work from previous courses through a<br />
semester project. Students take an owner’s project requirements through stages of scope definition, budgeting and planning,<br />
conceptual design, scheduling and construction contract administration. Students apply engineering standards and consider<br />
realistic issues including engineering economics, constructability, environmental requirements, sustainability, and safety.<br />
Addresses and applies management topics and concepts of planning, organizing, leading, and controlling in the context of a<br />
capstone engineering project. Concludes with a project competition involving construction industry professionals.<br />
Civ Engr 499. Independent Study. Individual study and research in an advanced civil engineering topic approved by the<br />
department head.<br />
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