WATERMSC · EDUCATE ARCHIVE
EDUCATE! · Archived short course

Educate Showroom

The public course description and surviving teaching sections, preserved with their original context.

Original public course description

This is a demonostration module named educate Showroom.
The purpose of this module is to demonostrate the capabilities of this platform to other people.

  

Recovered lesson sections

  1. Educate Showroom
  2. Introduction to Hydrology
  3. Wastewater Collection and Treatment

Full surviving teaching outline

Educate Showroom


Welcome to the module 'Educate Showroom'.
This module is coordinated by:
  • Dr. Christos Makropoulos - Athens (NTUA)
Module Participants
  • Module description Resource
  • Module Syllabus Resource
  • Communication Point:
  • Announcements Forum
  • Discussion Forum
  • Showroom Chat
  • Glossaries:
  • Showrroom Glossary
  • Relative Internet Sites:

Introduction to Hydrology

  • Topics and on line bibliography
  • Introduction to Hydrology SCORM/AICC
  • Intoduction PDF document
  • Engineering Hydrology, Koutsoyiannis and Xanthopoulos (in Greek) file
  • Hydrology in Practice, Elizabeth M. Shaw file
  • Internet resources
  • Web site about ancient Greek hydraulic works file
  • Website with climatic diagrams and videos file
  • Self Assessment Units
  • Water variables calculations Quiz
  • Introduction Quiz
  • Climatic Quizz
  • Surveys
  • Gis Level Choice
  • Familiarity with Hydrology Choice

Wastewater Collection and Treatment

Introduction to process analysis and selection
This lesson is of fundamental importance to wastewater treatment process design and environmental modelling in general. I have decided to split it in two lessons so next week there will be the second part of the lecture. I have offered a number of self assessment exercises to help you practice with concepts and notions.
  • Introduction to process analysis SCORM/AICC
  • Self assessment exercises
  • Fundamental quantities Quiz
  • Reaction rates Quiz
  • Handouts
  • Lecture - 4 pdf PDF document
  • Assignments
  • Assignment 4-1 Mass balance applications
  • Assignment 4.1 - Mass balance applications PDF document

What is available here?

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