ARK3901 Bachelor Thesis Course description

After completing the course, the student is expected to have achieved the following learningoutcomes defined in terms of knowledge, skills and general competence:

Knowledge:

The student will

• have knowledge of principles of model-based design of urban water systems
• have understanding of urban water technologies
• know how to identify key pollutants in urban runoff
• have knowledge in chemical conversion and biokinetic processes
• know the design principles in water resource bioprocessing
• have understanding of sensitivity and uncertainty analysis

Skills:

The student can

• dimension urban water systems manually and using hydraulic software
• optimize design and operation of reactor systems for water treatment
• design and optimize pipe systems
• develop and evaluate mathematical description and analysis of complex bioprocesses
• synthesise computer codes for simulating bioreactor system processes.

General competences:

the student

• is able to do critical analysis and evaluation of information
• has insight in systematic and creative problem-solving
• is able to effectively communicate with stakeholders
• is able to handle uncertain or incomplete information
• is able to use statistics for communication strategies.

The teaching will consist of a combination of:

• Lectures & discussions
• Independent studies including video recordings and online exercises
• Coursework assignments
• Practical use of tools and software
• Field excursions

2 project reports (700-1000 words in addition to supporting information/appendices).

1 field excursion. Hand in of a report from the field excursions (approx. 300 words)

A written exercise for missing attendance of field excursion.

60 % physical presence is mandatory in lectures and training. A written exercise for missing attendance.

1.Two individual projects to be handed in counting for 70 % of the grade;

(A) Bioprocess technology: hand in an individual written report of 1500-1700 words, in addition to supportive information/appendices, counting for 35 % of the grade.

(B)Urban Pipe Systems: hand in an individual written document of 1500-1750 words in addition to appendices, counting for 35 % of the grade.

2. One individual oral presentation on the bioprocess technology part (15 min) followed by individual Q&A (10 min), counting for 30 % of the grade.

In the event of failed or valid absence of exam, the postponed exam will be given as either an oral or written examination.

Part 1 can be appealed, part 2 can't be appealed.

All aids is allowed.

Part 1)Two internal examiners

Part 2) Two internal examiners

External examiners are used regularly

Benedek György Plosz

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