ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING MICROBIOLOGY

CIVENGR 425

Course Description

Microbial interactions in soils, water, extreme environments and biofilms. Modern methods for studying microbial ecology. Role of microbes in nutrient cycles and biogeochemistry. Use of microbes for mitigating human-made environmental problems of industrial, agricultural, and domestic origin. Emphasis on engineered systems.

Prerequisties

MICROBIO 303 or graduate/professional standing

Satisfies

This course does not satisfy any prerequisites.

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