ENGG 4130

This is the capstone design course for the Environmental Engineering program. Teams normally of 3-4 students apply engineering analysis and design principles to an environmental engineering problem. A completely specified solution at the level of preliminary or final design is required, including assessment of socio-economic and environmental impact. This is a small group design that requires reports and a poster presentation to a professional standard. Ethics and legal case studies relevant to professional engineering practice are presented during the lectures. Only students currently registered in ENGG*4000 will be permitted to select this course. [Restriction(s): Registration in the BENG program. Restricted to students with a maximum of 3.75 credits remaining in their BENG degree, including ENGG*4130. Maximum semester credit load of 3.25 credits. Students must have a minimum cumulative average of 60% or higher in ALL ENGG courses. Restriction waiver requests are handled by the Director, College of Engineering, or designate.][Department(s): College of Engineering]