24-424 Energy and the Environment

9 units, Carnegie Mellon University

Fuel cycles for conventional and nonconventional energy resources relationships between environmental impacts and the conversion or utilization of energy measures of system and process efficiency detailed study and analysis of coalbased energy systems including conventional and advanced power generation, synthetic fuels production, and industrial processes technological options for multimedia air, water, land pollution control mathematical modeling of energyenvironmental interactions and tradeoffs and their dependency on technical and policy parameters methodologies for energy and environmental forecasting applications to issues of current interest. Junior or Senior standing in CIT or permission of instructor. 3 hrs lecture

Prerequisites: none listed

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