ENGR 326 Energy and the Environment (GD)

This course will look at the role that energy plays in our modern world. We will learn about the physics of energy so that students can calculate the energy content of a variety of systems, such as: gasoline, other fossil fuels, nuclear, solar, wind, bio mass and so on. Applications of the energy schemes in our lives will then be explored. We will discuss the global use and needs of energy and the environmental problems that have resulted from energy development and how we can improve our community and the world.

Credits

3

Prerequisite

Take MA 122 or MA 131 and Sophomore standing.

Course Types

GD

Faculty

Judge, Patrick | Weight, Willis |

Offered

Annual Spring Semester