ET 329, Environmental Study of Groundwater and Soils Laboratory

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ET Courses, Upper Division
Engineering Technology View List Lower Division ET 303 Fundamentals of Environmental Technology ET 319 Environmental Regulations and Compliance ET 329 Environmental Study of Groundwater and Soils ET 329L Environmental Study of Groundwater and Soils Laboratory ET 331 Environmental Auditing and Reporting ET 333 Solid Waste Technology ET 333L Solid Waste Technology Laboratory ET 400 Industrial Wastewater Treatment ET 400L Industrial Wastewater Treatment Laboratory ET 407 Environmental Systems Safety and Emergency Management ET 449 Environmental Air Quality ET 449L Environmental Air Quality Laboratory ET 476 Environmental Impact ET 485 Environmental Assessment Ch E Lower Division View List Ch E Upper Division View List Ch E Graduate View List	329. Environmental Study of Groundwater and Soils (2) Corequisite: ET 329L. Detection, analysis and control of groundwater/soil contamination involving the regulatory hierarchy, distribution network and subsurface formations. Basic tools and procedures utilized in compliance operations. (Lecture–Discussion 2 hours) Letter grade only (A-F). Course Outline Course Coordinator Class Schedules View the current course offerings: Chemical Engineering (Ch E) Ch E Fall 2008 Engineering Technology ET Fall 2008 Official Program Information Department of Chemical Engineering go to the current CSULB catalog section that describes the Department of Chemical Engineering program. Engineering Technology Programs go to the current CSULB catalog section that describes the Engineering Technology Program College of Engineering Description go to the CSULB catalog section that describes the College of Engineering. CSULB Official Catalog go to the official CSULB catalog page listing present and past catalogs. CSULB Current Schedule of Classes go to the official CSULB Schedule of Classes Table of Contents. *Note: although every effort is made to keep this Web site up to date, you should also consult the printed catalog for official information and program requirements, which may vary depending on the year you enter(ed) the program.