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ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY applies geology to problems from intense use of the earth and its resources.

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Explores sustainability ideals and realities in Central, Northern, and East European contexts through cultural, historical, and environmental perspectives.

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Introduction to Sustainability Science explores sustainability foundations using the UW-Madison campus as a living laboratory.

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ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS examines the adequacy of ethical theories in addressing harms to the land, posterity, endangered species, and the ecosystem itself.

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Covers toxicologic and epidemiologic studies of air pollutants, including lung physiology, pollution sources, and regulatory controls.

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Introduction to energy analysis and policy, focusing on strategy and policy problems at national and international levels.

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A forum course examining historical and contemporary human impacts on the biosphere and prospects for sustainable management.

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Examines soil interactions with environmental contaminants and their role in pollution control.

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WATER RESOURCES INSTITUTIONS AND POLICIES covers governmental processes, policy issues, and political decision-making in water resources management.

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LIMNOLOGY-CONSERVATION OF AQUATIC RESOURCES covers general limnology, lake characteristics, and rehabilitation.

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EP 271 teaches solving engineering problems using software tools like spreadsheets and equation solvers, with a focus on nuclear engineering applications.

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EP 418 is an interdisciplinary survey of energy research topics, analyzing sustainable energy challenges through a multi-disciplinary, systems-based approach.

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EP 468 introduces the conduct of engineering research, covering the scientific method, ethics, data treatment, and publication practices.

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EP 469 introduces current engineering physics research topics and guides students in developing a supervised undergraduate research proposal.

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EP 568 is a research practicum where students conduct undergraduate research projects in Engineering Physics under faculty supervision.

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EP 569 is a research practicum for Engineering Physics students involving supervised undergraduate research projects and a senior thesis.

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EP 920 is a graduate seminar covering rotating topics in engineering physics.

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EPD 455 teaches Python programming for engineering, covering OOP, data structures, scientific computing, and applications in data analysis, machine learning, and robotics.

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EPD 499 is a senior independent study course conducted under faculty supervision.

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Covers generative AI fundamentals and chatbot development, including RAG, security, and privacy.

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EPD 600 covers varying special topics in engineering professional development.

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EPD 610 teaches quantitative and qualitative analysis, visualization, and structured decision-making methodologies for engineering applications.

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EPD 611 teaches principles of interpreting financial information and performing engineering economic analyses for decision-making.

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EPD 612 teaches key principles and tools of project management for engineering projects, including planning, scheduling, and resource allocation.

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EPD 613 teaches international engineering strategies and practices, focusing on cultural elements in business and multinational operations.

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EPD 614: Marketing for Technical Professionals covers the role of marketing and product management in operations, including segmentation, lifecycle positioning, and sustainable decision-making.

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EPD 619 teaches fostering and leading innovation by developing vision and culture within engineering and technical organizations.

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Introduction to the chemistry of polymeric materials, covering polymer chemistry concepts and synthetic methods.

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Introduction to polymer processing principles, industrial techniques, and the link between process design, structure, and properties.

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EPD 652 provides a review of quantitative engineering topics including vector calculus, differential equations, linear algebra, and numerical methods.

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