ST: Earth Systems Engineering and Management
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Course Description
Course Objectives: To introduce students to the conceptual and practical challenges arising from the practice of engineering in the context of the anthropogenic earth, characterized by integrated human/natural complex adaptive systems at local, regional and global scales. Emphasis will be on systems behavior and evolution, and associated cultural, ethical, and managerial behaviors, with a focus on the need for multidisciplinary approaches. The historical context within which current technological systems have arisen will also be covered.
Course Delivery
Online courses and materials are provided through an Internet connection. Lectures are presented via streaming media and includes video along with other visual materials as seen in the classroom. Books, exams, and course packets are still paper-based.
Online students have access to all other online resources offered by the university in the same manner as the on-campus students. Please note that online courses require a high-speed Internet connection and a Windows multimedia computer. View full list of technical requirements