Discipline:Environmental Science and Engineering
(Discipline Code: 0830)
Training Objectives
The students will grasp comprehensively and apply proficiently the basic theory and related techniques in the area of environmental engineering, thermal engineering or chemistry engineering, etc. They will learn about the latest research and development in the area and get trained in experimental research methods, computer application abilities and so on. The students will be able to conduct theoretical researches and experimental analysis discussions on key technical problems of water pollution control, water treatment technology, air pollution control, solid waste recycle as well as environmental administration, etc. The students graduated with a Master degree will have systematic and thorough expertise, become specialized in experimental techniques used in his/her research areas, be capable of conducting independent research in scientific fields and are competent for the scientific research, technological development and teaching. The graduated students will be proficient in one kind of foreign languages.
Training Period
Generally, the students are expected to graduate in 2 to 3 years, longest may delay for 4 years.
Credit Requirements and Curriculum (see attached list)
Confirmation Report
The confirmation report should be finished in the third semester and get approved by 3-5 related experts. Students can apply for the thesis defense at least a half year after the confirmation.
Mid-term Assessment
The mid-term assessment is held in the third semester. According to the gained credits and confirmation report, the mid-term assessment needs to be scored abide by relevant provisions of graduate school.
Thesis
Literature
Students are required to read at least 30 literatures on topics related to their thesis and research direction including 10 literatures in foreign languages and to write a literature overview.
Thesis Writing
In addition to compliance with the provisions of school, thesis must be written in a systematic and complete manner, presenting clear concepts, correct argument, realistic description, concise writing structure, smooth and concise writing style, correct calculation, reliable data, and clear icons.
Thesis Evaluation
Thesis should be written based on students’ own study and research. The findings presented in the thesis should have higher academic value and positive impact on economic development of
Attached List
Course Catalog | Course Number | Courses | Terms | Credit Hours | Credits | Teaching Method | Exam | Others |
Public Degree Courses | S000301 | Theory and Practice of Socialism with Chinese Characteristics | Fall/ Spring | 36 | 2 | Lecture | Exam | |
S000302 | Conspectus of Dialectics of Nature | Fall/ Spring | 18 | 1 | Lecture | Exam | | |
S000105 | Master Degree English | Fall/ Spring | 54 | 3 | Lecture | Exam | | |
S003999 | Professional English | Fall/ Spring | 20 | 1 | | quiz | | |
Major Degree Courses | S000111 | Engineering Matrix Theory | Fall/ Spring | 54 | 3 | Lecture | Exam | Choose 1 courses |
S000112 | Numerical Analysis | Fall/ Spring | 54 | 3 | Lecture | Exam | ||
S003104 | Combustion Theory and Technology | Fall | 36 | 2.0 | Lecture | Exam | Choose 1 courses | |
S003106 | Advanced Fluid Mechanics | Fall | 54 | 3 | Lecture | Exam | ||
S003307 | Microbial Physiological and Biochemical Foundations | Fall | 36 | 2.0 | Lecture | Exam | ||
S003308 | Environmental Fluid Mechanics | Spring | 36 | 2.0 | Lecture | Exam | ||
S003100 | Lectures on the Cutting Edge and Development of the Discipline Research (10 times) | Fall/ Spring | 20 | 1 | Lecture | quiz | | |
S003315 | Theory of Physiochemical Water Treatment | Spring | 36 | 2.0 | Lecture | Exam | Choose 2 courses | |
S003316 | Theory of Biological Water Treatment | Spring | 36 | 2.0 | Lecture | Exam | ||
S003317 | Theory of Air Pollution Control | Spring | 36 | 2.0 | Lecture | Exam | ||
S003318 | Solid Waste Disposal Technology | Spring | 36 | 2.0 | Lecture | Exam | ||
Compulsory Training | Social Practice Training | Generally it includes teaching practice, production practice (clinical practice), or social investigation. | 1 | | quiz | | ||
Selected Liberal Arts & Scientific Literacy Lecture | Students are required to attend at least 8 Liberal Arts & Scientific Literacy lectures before the mid-assessment. | 1 | | quiz | | |||
Academic Seminar & Academic Meeting | Students are required to participate in at least 2 academic seminars and write 1 academic paper. | 2 | | quiz | |
Note:
(1) The minimum total-credit requirements of Master's curricula: 28 credits for students of science and engineering; 30 credits for students of medical science; 34 credits for students of arts and management sciences. The minimum credit requirements of degree courses: 16 credits for students of science and engineering; 18 credits for students of arts, management science and medicine; other credits in non-degree courses. In addition, students should have 3 credits from compulsory courses.
(2) All courses are normally required to complete within one and half year after registration. Degree courses are normally required to complete within one year after registration.
(3) Degree courses are subject to this course plan, non-degree courses can be chosen from “Graduate Courses Catalog”.