This unit develops the students understanding of basic physical principles specifically relating to environmental health, environment protection and toxicology. It also develops a knowledge of the chemical aspects of environmental hazards, including air pollution and pesticides. Risk assessments and an introduction to impact analysis are also included.
WEIGHT:
12.5%
ASSESSMENT:
Assessment task 1: Accountable person's (OH&S training) (0%); Assessment task 2: Toxicology case study (500 words) (10%); Assessment task 3: Organic Pollutants (500 words) (10%); Assessment task 4: Noise Case study (500 words) (10%); Assessment task 5: Environmental Monitoring Plan (500 words) (10%);Assessment task 6: Atmospheric Chemistry (500 words) (10%); 3-hr Final exam (50%).
TEACHING PATTERN: 2 lectures per week, 3 hour practical some weeks, occasional tutorials
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