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CHNS0194 ADVANCED DIRECTED STUDY Guided independent study in Chinese language, literature, and culture. Please see departmental website for specific details. Prerequisites: Prior permission of instructor is required. Sections 00845 CHNS019406 ARR Zhong, Xueping 1.0 Permission Of Instructor CHNS03/4 INTENSIVE INTERMED CHNS Continuation of CHNS 1-2. Combining CHNS 3 and 4 into one semester, this course is designed for those who want to move faster. Meets every day. Two credits. Prerequisites: CHNS 2, 1-2, or equivalent. Sections 00846 CHNS03/401 ARR Wang, Mingquan 2.0 Class Meets Cdmd+,mtwf9:3 0-10:20am Tr10:30-11:45a m Tufts University Course Listings, Spring 2013 Course Listings Spring 2013 Chinese Page 41
Course Listings Spring 2013 Civil and Environmental Engineering (beginning Summer 2011) CEE 0001 INTRO CIVIL & ENVIRON EN Fundamental principles of civil and environmental engineering and their application to engineered and natural systems. Engineering materials. Environmental, geotechnical, structural, and water resource systems. With Laboratory. Prerequisites: MATH 34 (formerly MATH 12), EN 2, ES 5; Co-requisite: ES 9. Sections 00486 CEE 000101 C Swan, Christoph 1.0 Also Register For Lab Cee 01-l 00483 CEE 0001LA 5 Swan, Christoph 0.0 Mandatory Lab Also Reg For Cee 01 00484 CEE 0001LB 11 Swan, Christoph 0.0 Mandatory Lab Also Reg For Cee 01 00485 CEE 0001LC 13 Swan, Christoph 0.0 Mandatory Lab Also Reg For Cee 01 CEE 0012 INTRO TO HYDRAULIC ENG The application of principles of fluid mechanics to problems of engineering design and practice. The equations of continuity, momentum, and energy are applied to problems in river engineering, dam design, hydromachinery, floodplain delineation, water-distribution systems, culverts, turbines, and other hydraulic structures. With laboratory. Prerequisites: ES 8. Sections 00490 00487 00488 00489 CEE 001201 D+ Islam, Shafiqul 1.0 Also Register For Lab Cee 12-l CEE 0012A 5 Islam, Shafiqul 0.0 Mandatory Lab Also Reg For Cee 12 CEE 0012B 11 Islam, Shafiqul 0.0 Mandatory Lab Also Reg For Cee 12 CEE 0012C 13 Islam, Shafiqul 0.0 Mandatory Lab Also Reg For Cee 12 CEE 0024 STEEL DESIGN Design of steel structural members. Determination of stresses and strains in structural members, the proportioning of members, and the design of connections for beams, girders, trusses, and frames. Work in structural representation. Prerequisites: CEE 22. Sections 00494 00491 00492 CEE 002401 K+ Hines, Eric 1.0 Also Register For Cee 24 Recitation CEE 0024RA I+ Hines, Eric 0.0 Mandatory Rect Also Reg For Cee 24 CEE 0024RB M+ Hines, Eric 0.0 Mandatory Rect Also Reg For Cee 24 CEE 0032 ENVIRONMENTAL EN PRIN Water quantity and quality, air quality, energy utilization, climate change, and sustainability. Material and energy balance. Chemical and biological transformations. Elementary transport and fate modeling. Quantitative description of natural and engineered processes affecting environmental sustainability at local, regional, and global scales. Prerequisites: ES 2, MATH 34 (formerly MATH 12), CHEM 1 or 11 or 16, and PHY 11 Sections 00495 CEE 003201 H+ Pennell, Kurt 1.0 Tufts University Course Listings, Spring 2013 CEE 0054 FUNDAMENTAL EPIDEMIOLOGY (Cross-listed as CH 54 and ENV 54.) A single course which provides students an introduction to epidemiologic techniques and analyses, including such topics as incidence and prevalence, age adjustment, and other techniques appropriate for the handling of confounders, the measurement of risk through the odds ratio and relative risk, and the interpretation of epidemiologic results. The course will feature applications of epidemiologic techniques to topics appropriate for public and community health applications such as those found in infectious disease control, screening for personal risk factors, and the conducting of disease cluster evaluations. Sections 00496 CEE 005401 H+ Woodin, Mark A 1.0 C-lst W/ Env 54 & Ch 54 CEE 0070 INTRO HAZARD MAT MANGMNT (Cross-listed as ENV 70.) A survey of technology, health, and policy issues in hazardous materials and hazardous waste management. Topics will be examined from a scientific and technological perspective and will include characteristics of hazardous materials; health effects; hazard, exposure, and risk assessment; regulatory framework; distribution of contaminants in the environment; and an overview of remedial technologies used to clean up hazardous waste. Prerequisites: CHEM 1 or 16, ES 11 or BIO 13, and CEE 1 or CEE 32 Sections 00497 CEE 007001 E+MW Desmarais, Anne 1.0 C-lst Env 70 CEE 0081 CIVIL & ENVIRO EN DESIGN Integrated design and project management methods used in conceiving, developing, and managing one-of-a-kind civil and environmental engineering projects. This capstone design experience includes pre-site investigation and site planning, detail drawings, bidding documents, quantity take-off and cost estimates, planning and scheduling, as well as contracts and procurement activities. The final group design project consists of a comprehensive written report and visual presentation using computer applications such as computer-aided design and electronic spreadsheets. Prerequisites: Senior standing. Sections 00499 CEE 008101 F+TR Levine, Stephen 0.5 CEE 0093 SPECIAL TOPICS IN CEE A course that permits the student to do supervised study in a specialized field of civil and environmental engineering. Prerequisites: Consent of instructor. Sections 04074 CEE 009301 ARR Capiro, Natalie 1.0 Permission Of Instructor CEE 0094 SPECIAL TOPICS IN CEE A course that permits the student to do supervised study in a specialized field of civil and environmental engineering. Prerequisites: Consent of instructor. Sections STEEL BRIDGE 00507 CEE 009401 ARR Moaveni, Babak 1.0 Seniors Only CEE 0096 RESEARCH THESIS A course that permits the student to perform supervised research in a specialized field of civil and environmental engineering. Prerequisites: Consent of instructor. 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