Environmental Modeling

Description

In general, pollution can be defined as the accumulation and adverse interaction of contaminants within the environment. It is ubiquitous and can occur on or within land, oceans, or the atmosphere. Contaminants can consist of chemical compounds/elements biological entities, particulate matter, or energy, and they may be of natural or anthropogenic origin. The course aims at introducing methods of data analysis and interpretation for quantitative and qualitative research results, as well as ways of presentations.

Program

Renewable Energy and Environmental Engineering (REEE)

Objectives

• At the end of the course the students should be able to:
  • Collect the data needed for the research work
  • Know the nature of research data obtained
  • Identify the objectives of the analysis required
  • Define the appropriate analysis
  
  
  By the end of the course the student would be able to:
  • Apply the basic skills of handling and interpreting multidisciplinary data
  • Report a critical review of the literature and to be aware of alternative approaches in data analysis
  • Demonstrate multidisciplinary approaches in environmental problem solving