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MS Curriculum

The curriculum addresses the multi-disciplinary nature of the field emphasizing the theoretical, computational and experimental aspects of environmental science/technology and environmental fluid mechanics.

It includes the study of the physical, chemical and biological processes that control fate and transport in natural environments and determine the efficacy of engineered treatment and control measures.

Course Calendar

The 48 credits of the MS programme requires 41 credits of coursework and a 7-credit project spanning 2 quarters.

 

Courses for 2008/2009:

SUMMER
(Student to select 4 out of 6 offered)
FALL
(All subjects compulsory)
WINTER
(First 3 compulsory, and choose subject 4 - 7)
SPRING
(Select 1 out of 2 offered)

SSP 172 Air Quality Management

SSP 271Y Environmental Policy Design and Implementation in the U.S. and Asia (Workshop conducted by Prof Ortolano)

SSP 262B Transport and Mixing in Surface Water Flows

SSP 265C Water Resources Management

SSP 262C Modeling and Simulation for Civil and Environmental Engineers

SSP 262A Hydrodynamics

SSP 271A Physical and Chemical Treatment Processes

SSP262E Lakes and Reservoirs

SSP 264A Rivers, Streams and Canals

SSP 272 Coastal Contaminants

SSP 271B Environmental Biotechnology

Environmental Engineering Seminar

SSP 270 Movement and Fate of Organic Contaminants in Waters

SSP 273 Aquatic Chemistry

SSP 6502 Contaminated Site Assessment and Remediation

SSP 6803 Numerical Methods

Project

SSP 274A Environmental Microbiology SSP 2120 Technical Communication

SSP9003 Materials Characterization


SSP 7501 Membrane Science and Technology

 
SSP 276 Introduction to Human Exposure Analysis SSP 273A Water Chemistry Laboratory
Project
 
  SSP376 Instrumental Analysis for Environmental Investigations    

Courses for 2007/2008:

SUMMER
(select 4 out of 6 subjects offered)
SSP270 and SSP274A are compulsory
FALL
WINTER
(Select 3 Stanford courses and 1 NTU [CV] course)
SPRING

SSP 172 Air Quality Management

SSP 273 Aquatic Chemistry SSP 262B Transport and Mixing in Surface Water Flows SSP262E Lakes and Reservoirs

SSP 262C Modeling and Simulation for Civil and Environmental Engineers

SSP 265C Water Resources Management SSP 271A Physical and Chemical Treatment Processes SSP376 Instrumental Analysis for Environmental Investigations

SSP 270 Movement and Fate of Organic Contaminants in Waters

SSP 262A Hydrodynamics SSP 271B Environmental Biotechnology

Project

SSP 274A Environmental Microbiology

SSP 273A Water Chemistry Laboratory SSP 268 Groundwater Flow

Environmental Engineering Seminar

SSP 276 Introduction to Human Exposure Analysis SSP 2120 Technical Communication  
SSP 372 Environmental Informatics: Information and Knowledge Management in Environmental Engineering SSP 271Y Workshop conducted by Prof Ortolano
Project
 


Academic Calendar

The academic calendar is divided into quarters with each quarter consisting of about 10 weeks of formal instruction followed by an examination period. The academic year for the SSP MS students will start with the summer quarter at Stanford University.


Academic Calendar | SUMMER 2008
21 June 2008– 21 August 2008 (8 weeks)

June 21 (USA) : Student arrive at Stanford
June 22 - 23 (USA) : Orientation at Stanford
June 24 (USA) : First Day of Summer Quarter
July 4 (USA) : Independence Day Holiday, USA (campus closed)
August 14 (USA) : Last day of course instructor
August 15 - 16 (USA) : Examination period
August 18 - 20 (USA) : Off-site activities
August 21 (USA) : Student leave Stanford



Academic Calendar | AUTUMN 2006
1
8 September 2006– 11 December 2006 (12 weeks)

September 18 : Orientation at NTU
September 19 – 22 : SSP Workshop sessions
September 19 : First Day of Autumn Quarter
September 19 : First Day of Classes
October 21 : Deepavali, Public Holiday, SINGAPORE (campus closed)
October 24 : Hari Raya Puasa, Public Holiday, SINGAPORE (campus closed)
November 21 - 25 : Thanksgiving Day Holiday, USA (campur closed)
December 5 – 11 : End Quarter Period
December 12 – 16 : Examination *
December 18– January 2 : Vacation
* yet to be confirmed


Academic Calendar | WINTER 2007
3 January 200
7– 7 April 2007 (13 weeks)

January 9: First Day of Winter Quarter
January 16 (USA) : Martin Luther King Day Holiday, USA (campus closed)
February 18 – 19 : Chinese New Year, Public Holiday, SINGAPORE (campus closed)
February 20 (USA) : President’s Day Holiday, USA (campus closed)
March 12– 16 : End Quarter Period
March 19 – 23 : Examination *
March 26 : Vacation *
* yet to be confirmed


Academic Calendar | SPRING 2007
2 April 2007– 15 June 2007 (11 weeks)

April 2 : First Day of Spring Quarter
April 3 : First Day of Classes
April 6 : Good Friday, Public Holiday, SINGAPORE (campus closed)
May 1 : Labour Day, Public Holiday, SINGAPORE (campus closed)
May 29 : Memorial Day, Public Holiday, USA campus closed)
May 31 : Vesak Day, Public Holiday, SINGAPORE (campus closed)
June 4 – 8 : End Quarter Period
June 11 – 15 : Examinations *
* yet to be confirmed


 



Academic Calendar | SPRING 2008
31 Mar 2008 - 13 June 2008 (11 weeks)

March 31: First Day of Spring Quarter
March 31: First Day of Classes
May 1 : Labour Day, Public Holiday, SINGAPORE (campus closed)
May 19 : Vesak Day, Public Holiday, SINGAPORE (campus closed)
May 26 : Memorial Day, Public Holiday, USA campus closed)
June 2 - 6 : End Quarter Period
June 9 - 13: Examinations *
* yet to be confirmed

 

   
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