Bachelor In Environmental Engineering
Affiliated to: Kathmandu UniversityAbout Course
- Course Title : Bachelor In Environmental Engineering
- Category/Level : Bachelors
- Course Duration (months) : 48 months
- Cost Range (NPR) : NA
- Affiliated to : Kathmandu University
Course Description:
The Bachelor of Technology in Environmental Engineering program has been started from 2005. This program focuses on the basic understanding of the environmental problems and their mitigation through appropriate and environmental friendly technologies. The student will acquire knowledge and skill of Environmental Engineering which is designed to develop human resources in the areas of development, improvement and transfer of appropriate technologies, the abatement of pollution and minimization of the environmental risk of development works by using environment friendly technologies and engineering methods.
Admission info
To be eligible for applying to the program, one must meet the following criteria:
- Must have passed 12 years (10+2) of formal education.
- Must have passed Higher Secondary Level Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics (PCM) 50%.
- Must appear in the entrance examination and selection interview.
The entrance examination and interview is highly competitive and the successful candidates in both are eligible to get admission.
Admission Procedure
Notification for admission to all undergraduate programs offered by the school under the department is published in major dailies and is in the website: www.ku.edu.np in the month of June/July seeking applications from eligible candidates. Collection of applications is followed by an entrance examination designed to test applicants' command over mathematics, physics, Chemistry and biology. Candidates qualifying in the entrance examination are called for an interview. The interview is aimed at testing individual's aptitude in the field in which one is seeking admission and is taken by the relevant department.
Application Checklist
Applicants are required to submit the following documents with the application.
- Attested copy of Mark sheets of Secondary and Higher Secondary education.
- Official document showing the average grades in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics OR Physics, Chemistry and Biology.
- Character certificates issued by the school last attended.
- Attested copy of citizenship.
Syllabus
It is an interdisciplinary program, comprising courses for basic sciences, applied sciences, socioeconomic and legal aspects along with the concepts of engineering and other specialized courses required in the concerned field. The total credit-hour offered is 150 and the percentage division of credit-hour among the various courses is as :-
First Year
Semester - I
Course Code |
Title |
Credits |
ENVE 101 |
Introduction to Environ-mental Engineering |
3 |
CHEM 101 |
General Chemistry |
3 |
COMP 101 |
Info. System Technology |
2 |
EDRG 101 |
Engineering Drawing I |
2 |
ENGG 101 |
Engg. Project Preparation |
2 |
ENGT 101 |
Communication Skills I |
2 |
MATH 101 |
Calculus and Linear Algebra |
4 |
PHYS 101 |
Mechanics & Optics |
2 |
|
Total Credit Hours |
20 |
Semester - II
Course Code |
Title |
Credits |
MATH 102 |
Statistics and Probability |
3 |
PHYS 112 |
Electricity and Magnetism |
3 |
COMP 102 |
Computer Programming |
3 |
ENGG 102 |
Engineering Project |
3 |
EDRG 102 |
Engineering Drawing II |
2 |
ENGT 102 |
Communication Skills II |
2 |
CHEM 102 |
Inorganic Chemistry |
2 |
ENVS 101 |
Introd. to Environmental Science |
3 |
|
Total Credit Hours |
20 |
Second Year
Semester - I
Course Code |
Title |
Credits |
CHEM 203 |
Engineering chemistry |
2 |
ENVS 201 |
Environmental chemistry |
2 |
ENVE 201 |
Practical and project - I |
2 |
ENVS 213 |
Human Ecology and Sociology |
3 |
ENVS 205 |
Practical and project - I |
2 |
ENVS 207 |
Natural resource Mgmt. |
3 |
MATH 207 |
Differential equation and complex variable |
3 |
ENVS 211 |
Ecological Principles |
3 |
ENVE 204 |
Principles of Biological and Chemical Engineering |
2 |
|
Total Credit Hours |
20 |
Semester - II
Course Code |
Title |
Credits |
BIOL 207 |
Microbiology |
3 |
CHEM 209 |
Quantitative Analysis II |
2 |
MCSC 202 |
Numerical Methods |
3 |
ENVE 205 |
Applied civil engineering |
3 |
ENVS 204 |
Environmental Pollution |
3 |
ENVE 203 |
Environmental Thermodynamics |
3 |
ENVS 210 |
Practical and Project II |
2 |
CHEM 211 |
Quantitative analysis Practical II |
1 |
|
Total Credit Hours |
20 |
Third Year
Semester - I
Course Code |
Title |
Credits |
ENVS 303 |
Environmental Economics |
2 |
ENVS 332 |
Environmental Geology & Geomorphology |
3 |
ENVS 333 |
Climatology & Meteorology |
3 |
ENVS 313 |
Energy and Environment |
3 |
INAN 301 |
Instrumental Analysis |
3 |
ENVE 304 |
Practical and project III |
1 |
MEEG 301 |
Fluid Mechanics |
2 |
INAN 302 |
Instrumental Analysis Lab |
3 |
|
Total Credit Hours |
21 |
Semester - II
Course Code |
Title |
Credits |
ENVS 311 |
Pollution monitoring and control |
3 |
ENVS 331 |
Environmental policy, law & sustainable development planning |
3 |
ENVS 335 |
Hydrology & Water Resources |
3 |
MEEG 306 |
Heat Transfer |
3 |
ENVE 302 |
Industrial Pollution and Control |
3 |
ENVS 306 |
GIS and Remote Sensing |
3 |
ENVE 305 |
Practical and Project IV |
2 |
|
Total Credit Hours |
19 |
Fourth Year
Semester - I
Course Code |
Title |
Credits |
ENVS 411 |
Waste Management I (municipal) |
3 |
ENVS 401 |
Environmental Biotechnology |
2 |
ENVS 432 |
Water & Waste Water management |
3 |
ENVS 402 |
Environmental Impact Assessment |
3 |
ENVE 4** |
Electives |
3 |
ENVE 404 |
Practical & project V |
2 |
|
Total Credit Hours |
16 |
Semester - II
Course Code |
Title |
Credits |
ENVS 433 |
Electives |
3 |
ENV 4** |
Electives |
3 |
MGTS 402 |
Entrepreneurship development |
3 |
ENVE 421 |
Project Work |
6 |
ENVS 431 |
Waste management II (Toxic/Hazardous) |
3 |
|
Total Credit Hours |
18 |
Electives
ENVS 336 Environmental health (Public & Occupational)
ENVE 404 Irrigation Engineering
ENVS 337 Environmental Hazards and Disaster management
ENVS 322 Toxicology and Eco-toxicology
ENVS 404 Environmental System Modeling and design
ENVE 401 Hydrology of Mountain Regions
COEG 410 Hydropower and Renewable Energy
ENVE 403 Road Engineering
ENVE 403 Ground water Engineering
ENVS 434 Soil Pollution Monitoring and Land Control
Master in Environmental Science (M. Sc.)
Semester I (Common Course)
MESC 502 Natural Resource Conservation and Development 3
MESC 503 Environmental Planning and Management 3
MESC 505 Environmental Economics 3
MESC 508 Environmental Sociology & Human Resource Dynamics 3
MESC 509 Environmental Pollution Science 3
Total Credits 15
Semester II (Common Course)
MESC 511 GIS and Remote Sensing Applications 2
MESC 512 Research Methodology and Experimental Design 3
MESC 513 EIA as a Decision Support System 2
MESC 514 Disaster and Risk Management 3
MESC 515 Seminar and Communication Skills Development 1
MESC 516 Independent Studies in Research Focus Area 1
MESC 517 Principles of Water Resource Management 3
Total Credits 15
Semester III (Specialization Course)
Green Stream
MESN 601 Land Evaluation & Integrated Mountain Resource Mgmt. 3
MESN 602 Forestation and Biodiversity Management 3
MESN 603 Ethno-botany and Sustainable Development 3
MESN 604 Advances in Aquatic Ecology 3
Brown Stream
MESP 601 Pollution Monitoring and Analytic Techniques 3
MESP 602 Pollution Control Technologies 3
MESP 603 Environmental Epidemiology 3
MESP 604 Environmental Toxicology 3
Semester IV (Dissertation Research Work)
MESN 611 Dissertation in Green Sector Stream 12
MESP 611 Dissertation in Brown Sector Stream 12
Students involving in Research
Students in Aquatic Lab