C&EE 156B
Environmental Engineering Unit Operations and Processes Laboratory
Description: Laboratory, six hours; discussion, two hours; outside study, four hours. Requisites: Chemistry 20A, 20B. Characterization and analysis of typical natural waters and wastewaters for inorganic and organic constituents. Selected experiments include analysis of solids, nitrogen species, oxygen demand, and chlorine residual, that are used in unit operation experiments that include reactor dynamics, aeration, gas stripping, coagulation/flocculation, and membrane separation. Letter grading.
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Lau is very laid-back. Usually, she lectures for about 15-30 minutes about the general topic the lab is on, and then you can leave once you're done with the experiment and have entered your data. There's usually a lot of downtime during the experiments, and she doesn't mind if you work on homework for other classes. She doesn't assign traditional lab reports--she gives short homework assignments that require you to use the data you collect in your experiments. One problem is that the questions on the homework are usually very unclear, so make sure to ask questions if you're confused. At the end of the quarter, there is a group project. You make a poster about one of the topics you cover throughout the quarter. She is a very nice grader, so if you always come to lab, make sure to do well on the homework, and make a nice poster, you'll get a good grade.
Lau is very laid-back. Usually, she lectures for about 15-30 minutes about the general topic the lab is on, and then you can leave once you're done with the experiment and have entered your data. There's usually a lot of downtime during the experiments, and she doesn't mind if you work on homework for other classes. She doesn't assign traditional lab reports--she gives short homework assignments that require you to use the data you collect in your experiments. One problem is that the questions on the homework are usually very unclear, so make sure to ask questions if you're confused. At the end of the quarter, there is a group project. You make a poster about one of the topics you cover throughout the quarter. She is a very nice grader, so if you always come to lab, make sure to do well on the homework, and make a nice poster, you'll get a good grade.
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