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University of Canterbury - Environmental Quality and Ecosystems

Introduction to ecology, hydrology and microbiology. Society and the environment. Resource Management Act. Mass balances. Water quality parameters.
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University of Canterbury - Ecological Engineering 1

Natural and Human systems; System self design; Ecosystem processes; concepts and principles of ecological engineering.
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University of Canterbury - Integrated Catchment Analysis

Integrated catchment management, environmental impact assessment, spatial data analysis, Geographic information systems, catchment surface and groundwater hydrology, case studies in NRE.
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University of Canterbury - Energy Engineering 1

Energy forms, closed and open systems, first and second laws of thermodynamics, heat and mass transfer, energy converters and power transmission, power system characteristics, energy supply and demand, alternative energy (bio fuels, wind, hydro, wave, and others).
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University of Canterbury - Water Infrastructure and Design

Hydraulic and hydrologic design, transients, networks, computational hydraulics and hydraulic modelling.
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University of Canterbury - Ecological Engineering 2

Ecological engineering is the design of sustainable systems which derive their energy and materials from ecosystems. Such designs aim to integrate human society with the natural environment for the benefit of both. In this course the following topics are examined; ecologically engineered wetlands for biological and mine drainage treatment; stormwater infiltration devises; best management practices(s) for mitigating contaminated land wastes and diffuse nutrient runoff from agricultural practices.
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University of Canterbury - Advanced Hydrology

Advanced hydrological principles and modelling. Frequency analysis of extreme events (storms, floods, and droughts). Rainfall-runoff and routing models. Groundwater flow and well pumping.
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University of Canterbury - Water Resources Engineering

Management Science techniques in water resources. Dams and reservoirs. river engineering. Catchment modelling.
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University of Canterbury - Energy Engineering 2

Principles, applications and design of energy production using natural resources, especially wind, solar, hydro, biomass and geothermal. Energy conservation, demand, and policy. Energy and global environmental issues. Design of energy use systems.
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University of Canterbury - Natural Resources Engineering Projects

Detailed study and original work on an approved topic in Natural Resources Engineering.
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University of Canterbury - Bio-resources Engineering

Engineering and resource requirements of the bioresource systems of agriculture, horticulture, aquaculture. Design of irrigation and drainage systems.
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University of Canterbury - Engineering in Developing Communities

Water supply and sanitation (solid and liquid waste management) issues in developing communities, agricultural issues and impacts of land-use changes, sustainable rural and city transportation, shelter and housing construction in rural communities, engineering in a cultural and sustainable context using appropriate technology.
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