CIVE 773Microbial Ecology of Aquatic and Engineered Systems
- Level
- Graduate
- Faculty
- Engineering
- Last listed
- Spring 2010
No longer offered. It’s in the archived Graduate Calendars from Fall 2006 (the oldest one online) to Spring 2010.
Principles of microbiology which relate to aquatic systems is the focus of this course. It is intended primarily for engineering graduate students whose knowledge of microbiology is limited. The course content includes, but is not limited to, introductory concepts in microbial structure and function, nutrient flow and cycling, biofilm structure and function, biofilter applications and bioremediation processes. Aspects of quantitative and physiological ecology as well as adaptation strategies to specific environmental conditions will also be covered. The information is provided primarily in the context of water systems, although application and relationship to soil and sediment environments will also be discussed.
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