| Spring Term 2025 Energy, Technology and the Environment - 3767 - ENST 112 |
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Catalog Description : Contemporary life is enriched by abundant energy, but the negative environmental impacts from its use demand new methods of generation, storage and efficiency. This course examines the fundamental chemistry and physics behind conventional and emerging energy technologies, with a laboratory component to further explore their design and function. The course stresses the intersection of technology with economics, policy, and other social factors affecting its use. Students cannot receive credit for this course if they have previously received credit for PHYS 112/ENST 115 Attributes: Cross-Listed Course, Course for First Year Students, GER NS Lab Course, 100-199 Introductory Course
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