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Water Supply and Sanitation Engineering

This document outlines the course objectives and content for CEE 6343 Water Supply and Sanitary Engineering. The course aims to equip students with knowledge of water supply and sanitation systems and the tools to solve related problems. Specifically, students will learn to identify water sources, assess water demand and quality, design water and wastewater treatment systems, and interpret water and wastewater quality standards. The course content is divided into two parts that cover water supply systems and wastewater/sewerage systems. Student assessment includes assignments, lab work, and an examination.

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Water Supply and Sanitation Engineering

This document outlines the course objectives and content for CEE 6343 Water Supply and Sanitary Engineering. The course aims to equip students with knowledge of water supply and sanitation systems and the tools to solve related problems. Specifically, students will learn to identify water sources, assess water demand and quality, design water and wastewater treatment systems, and interpret water and wastewater quality standards. The course content is divided into two parts that cover water supply systems and wastewater/sewerage systems. Student assessment includes assignments, lab work, and an examination.

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CEE 6343 Water Supply and

Sanitary Engineering

RATIONALE

Water supply and sanitation is important for communities


as it provides good health and ensures economic benefits.
Lack of it results in deterioration of human health and
death.
Water provision without a sanitary component has also
shown to be a recipe for enteric disease outbreaks.
Hence, the two should always go hand-in-hand if the
intended purpose of water supply and sanitation provision
is to achieve its intended purpose.

AIM
This module aims at equipping students with general
information on aspects of Water Supply and
Sanitation and also to equip them with tools for
solving related problems.

COURSE OBJECTIVES
At the end of the course, students should be able to:
i.
Identify and characterize water sources;
ii. Assess water demand for different uses and
wastewater generation rates;
iii. Design water supply and wastewater treatment
systems;
iv. Interpret water and wastewater quality
parameters and standards (Physical, Chemical and
biological);

COURSE CONTENT

Part I: Water Supply


1.
Water Demand
2.
Sources of water supply
3.
Quality of water
4.
Treatment of Water
5.
Collection, Transmission, and Distribution
6. Maintenance and Operation of Water Supply Systems
7.
Rural water supply and storage

COURSE CONTENT

Part II: Wastewater


1. Quantity of Sewage
2. Sewerage systems
3. Sewage Characteristics
4. Sewage treatment and disposal
5. Rural sanitation

ASSESSMENT
Continuous Assessment

Assignments

Laboratory work
Examination

20%
20%
60%

PRESCRIBED BOOKS
1. Cairncross, S., & Feachem, R. (2010).
Environmental Health Engineering in the Tropics: An
Introductory Text: Earthscan, ISBN 9781844071913.
2. Birdie,G.S.,Birdie,J.S., Water and Sanitary
Engineering;9th [Link] Rai Publishing
Company:New Delhi

RECOMMENDED BOOKS
1. American Water Works Association, (2010).
Water Quality and Treatment: A Handbook on
Drinking Water, ISBN 9780071630115

JOURNALS
1. Journal of Water Supply: Research and
Technology-AQUA, IWA, ISSN 0003-7214
2. Journal of Environmental Engineering, ASCE,
ISSN: 0733-9372, E-ISSN: 1943-7870
3. Journal of Sanitary Engineering Division, ASCE,
ISSN: 0044-7986

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