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ESR PhD CORE COURSES

The core courses in table below replace the ESR 620, 621 and 622 requirement. All ESR Ph.D. students must complete three core courses, selected from at least two areas including: Physical environmental systems, Ecological Systems, Management and Policy and Computational Methods and Techniques

Academic year 2004-5
Approved Core Courses for the ESR Ph.D. Program[1]

CORE / TERM	Fall	Winter	Spring
Physical Environmental Systems	CE/ESR 579 - Fate and Transport of Toxics in the Environment. CE 669 - Groundwater Hydrology G 510 - Environmental Mineralogy Geog 514 - Hydrology.	CE 565 /ESR 525 - Watershed Hydrology G 559 - Quaternary Climate G 543 - Groundwater Geology G 545 - Geochemistry	CE 678 - Water Quality Modeling G 548 - Chemical Hydrology G 510 - Coastal Geomorphology
Ecological/ Biological Systems	Bi 510 -Principles of sub- surface Microbial Processes Bi 571 - Plant Ecology ESR 575 -Limnology and Aquatic Ecology	ESR 526 -Ecology of Streams and Rivers ESR 527 -Watershed Biogeochemistry Bi 518 - Comparative Animal Physiology Bi 510 - Global Biogeo- chemical cycles Bi 529 - Conservation Biology Geog 510 - Vegetation	Bi 510 -Microbial Ecology ESR 524 -Wetland Ecology
Management and Policy	Geog 542 - Sustainable Cities	ESR 534 - Business Environmental Management Economics ESR 529 - Impact Assessment	ESR 510 - Industrial Ecology Geog 548 - The Urban Forest
Computational and Analytical Methods and Techniques	CE 673 - Numerical Methods in Environmental and Water Resources Engineering Geog 588 - GIS I: Introduction	Geog 507 -GIS for Water Resources Geog 592 -GIS II - Applications Ch 526 -Instrumental Analysis	Ch 510 - Non-linear Dynamics and Chemical Chaos G 538 - SEM in Biogeosciences G 524 - GIS for Physical Sciences Geog 597 - Quatitative Spatial Analysis

[1] Amended core course requirements for ESR Ph.D students for the 2004-5 academic year.
These courses replace the ESR 620, 621 and 622 requirement. All ESR Ph.D. students must complete three core courses, selected from at least two areas including: Physical environmental systems, Ecological Systems, Management and Policy and Computational Methods and Techniques

Approved Statistical Courses:

Fall Winter Spring

Statistics Stat 551 -Applied Statistics for Engineers and Scientists I Stat 551 -Applied Statistics for Engineers and Scientists I
CE/ESR 566 - Environmental Data Analysis
Stat 551 -Applied Statistics for Engineers and Scientists I

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