• Environment
  • Environmental Fluid Mechanics and Hydrology
  • Environmental and Water Resources Systems
  • Environmental Processes
  • Faculty
  • Laboratories
    • Environmental Fluid Mechanics Teaching Lab
    • DeFrees Hydraulics Laboratory
    • Environmental Teaching Lab
  • Civil Infrastructure
  • Systems and Management

Environment

The Environment Area addresses the interactions between the built and natural environments as well as the preservation of the natural environment.  The discipline encompasses the intellectual core areas of chemistry, biology, fluid mechanics, hydrology, and environmental system.  The educational and research objective of the Environment Area is to produce Environmental Engineers and Researchers who can produce tangible items vital to everyday life and help clean and protect the earth.

Students testing wave flow for Coastal Engineering (CEE 435) and Case Studies in Environmental Fluid Mechanics (CEE 436) in the Environmental Fluids Teaching Lab.