Environmental Engineering Technology, AS (EVET-AS)
The Environmental Engineering Technology program is designed for students interested in becoming environmental technicians or beginning their pathway in environmental engineering. Common duties of environmental technicians include inspecting and maintaining monitoring equipment, controlling and managing hazardous waste, collecting samples (water, air, and/or soil), managing waste operations, assisting with regulatory compliance and other duties as needed. Environmental Engineering Technicians are involved with sustainability projects, research to develop solutions to control climate change which effects ocean acidification, stormwater management, erosion and sedimentation control, and understanding and controlling flooding events, food security and agriculture sustainability, and other important environmental issues.
Courses
- BIO1210 — General Biology I
- BIO1220 — General Biology II
- CCS1001 — College & Career Success
- CHEM1210 — General Chemistry I
- COMM1301 — Public Speaking
- ENG1010 — Composition
- ENVE1010 — Introduction to Environmental Science
- ENVE1100 — Environmental Regulations
- ENVE1500 — Geomatics Spatial Analysis
- ENVE1700 — Environmental Research Project I
- ENVE2210 — HAZWOPER (Hazardous Waste Operations Emergency Response)
- ENVE2300 — Long Island Sound Conservation
- ENVE2400 — Hydrology
- ENVE2410 — Water Resources Engineering with Lab
- ENVE2500 — Geomatics
- ENVE2600 — Fundamental Measurements and Applications
- ENVE2694 — Environmental Engineering Technology Co-op
- ENVE2700 — Environmental Research Project II
- ENVE2701 — Environmental Research Project III
- ENVE2702 — Environmental Research Project IV
- ERTH1030 — Earth Sciences with Lab
- MATH1610 — Precalculus