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UNIVERSITY OF NOVI SAD

FACULTY OF CHNICAL SCIENCES
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
urriculum of Postgraduate Studies
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T A B L E OF C O N T E N T S
Curricullum outline, major: HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT ...................................................... 8
Curricullum outline, major: ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING DESIGN ........................................... 9
Curricullum outline, major: POWER SOURCES MANAGEMENT AND REDUCTION OF
ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION ................................................................ 10
Curricullum outline, major: NOISE AND VIBRATIONS MANAGEMENT ............................................ 11
Curricullum outline, major: CIVIL ENGINEERING AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ... 12
Curricullum outline, major: OPTIMAL WATER PROTECTION MANAGEMENT ............................ 13
Curricullum outline, major: ECOLOGY OF SOIL............................................................................................ 14
Syllabus General subjects ........................................................................................................................................ 15
Basic Fundamentals of Process in Natural Environment ................................................................................................ 16
Basic Fundamentals of Environmental Engineering ......................................................................................................... 17
Environmental Aspects in Buildings ................................................................................................................................. 18
Fundamentals of Soil Protection ........................................................................................................................................ 19
Modern Methods of Remediation ..................................................................................................................................... 20
Drawing up an Integral Cadastre of Pollutants in Company and Town ........................................................................... 21
cological Sign, ISO 14000 and European Regulations for Natural Environment.......................................................... 22
Ecological Projects ............................................................................................................................................................. 23
cology, Energy and Efficiency ........................................................................................................................................ 24
System of Environmental Protection ................................................................................................................................. 25
Hazardous Substances and Waste Management................................................................................................................ 26
Syllabus major: HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT ......................................................................... 27

Categorization and Transport of Hazardous Waste........................................................................................................... 28
Medical Waste Management ............................................................................................................................................. 29
Syllabus major: ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING DESIGN ............................................................. 31

cological Projects II (IIPC, LCA, LEAP) ...................................................................................................................... 32
Special Conditions of Environmental Engineering Design with Illustrations .................................................................. 33
Syllabus major:POWER SOURCES MANAGEMENT AND REDUCTION OF

ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION ...................................................................................... 35
Restorable Power Sources Biomass, Solar Energy and Wind Energy .......................................................................... 36
Conventional Power Sources Coal, Oil, Gas .................................................................................................................. 37
Syllabus major:NOISE AND VIBRATION MANAGEMENT .................................................................... 39

Vibrations and Protection Measures .................................................................................................................................. 40
Noise and Protection Measures.......................................................................................................................................... 41
Syllabus major: CIVIL ENGINEERING AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ....................... 43

Urbanism and Protection Measures ................................................................................................................................... 44
Bioclimatic Building .......................................................................................................................................................... 45
Syllabus major: OPTIMAL WATER PROTECTION MANAGEMENT ................................................ 47

Integral Approach in Water Protection Management........................................................................................................ 48
Waste Water and Waste Sludge Treatment ....................................................................................................................... 49
Syllabus major: ECOLOGY OF SOIL................................................................................................................ 51

Genesis, Chemistry of Soil and Hazardous Substances .................................................................................................. 52
Protection, Cultivation and Full Use of Soil ..................................................................................................................... 53
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Date:2003-09-30
Faculty of Technical Sciences
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CURRICULUM OUTLINE
Department: ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
Major: HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT
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Basic Fundamentals of Process in Natural

Environment
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III
IV
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can be chosen from 1.1-1.4*
Mathematical Analysis
Chosen Subject Matter in Physics
Biology
Chemistry
Basics and Principles of Environmental

Protection
Modul
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can be chosen from 2.1-2.4**
Basic Fundamentals of Environmental Engineering

Environmental Aspects in Buildings
Fundamentals of Soil Protection
Modern Methods in Remediation
Environmental Management and Company in

the Condition of Transition Period
Modul
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Drawing up an Integral Cadastre of Pollutants in

Company and Town
Ecological Sign, ISO 14000 and European
Regulations for Natural Environment
Ecological Projects
cology, Energy and Efficiency
Sustainable Use of Natural Resources and

System of Environmental Protection
Modul
4.2
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03 MIZ 2042
03 MIZ 311
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Categorization and Transport of Hazardous

Waste
Medical Waste Management
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Master Thesis
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Hazardous Substances and Waste Management
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*According to the field of graduated studies student's mentor and lecturers on his major decide on the optional subject
or combination of several optional subjects so that the full amount of the credit is 15 and the number of hours per
semester not higher than 45.
**Postgraduate student at his master studies is due to attend lectures in all proposed optional subjects but he takes the
exam in one of them according to his own scientific and vocational determination as well as major he has chosen.
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cological Projects II (IIPC, LCA, LEAP)

Special Conditions of Environmental
Engineering Design with Illustrations
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Chemistry

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Restorable Power Sources Biomass, Solar

Energy and Wind Energy
Conventional Power Sources Coal, Oil, Gas
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Master of Science Thesis
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Chemistry

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Vibrations and Protection Measures
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Noise and Protection Measures
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Master Thesis
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7.
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Major: CIVIL ENGINEERING AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
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Environment
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IV
Credit
points
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Chemistry

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Ecological Projects

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Urbanism and Protection Measures
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Bioclimatic Building
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7.
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Master Thesis
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REMARK:
Date:2003-09-30
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CURRICULUM OUTLINE
Major: OPTIMAL WATER PROTECTION MANAGEMENT
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SEMESTER
SUBJECT
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1.
03 MIZ 201
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III
IV
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15
Biology
Chemistry

Protection
Modul
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Company and Town
Ecological Projects

Modul
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03 MIZ 2041
03 MIZ 2042
03 MIZ 361
03 MIZ 362
Integral Approach in Water Protection

Management
Waste Water and Waste Sludge Treatment
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Master Thesis
4.1
II
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points
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15

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Major: ECOLOGY OF SOIL
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SUBJECT
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03 MIZ 2031
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03 MIZ 2032
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03 MIZ 2034
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Environment
Modul
III
IV
45
15
Biology
Chemistry

Protection
Modul
45
15


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45
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Company and Town
Ecological Projects

Modul
4.2
03 MIZ 2041
03 MIZ 2042
5.
03 MIZ 371
6.
03 MIZ 372
Genesis, Chemistry of Soil and Hazardous

Substances
Protection, Cultivation and Full Use of Soil
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03 MIZ 379
Master Thesis
4.1
II
Credit
points
45
15

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15
45
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SYLLABUS GENERAL SUBJECTS
* UNIVERSITY OF NOVI SAD

* Faculty of Technical Sciences
* SYLLABUS
* Date:
2003-09-30
*Page: 16
e*Department: * NVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING

* Subject:
03 MIZ 201
BASIC FUNDAMENTALS OF PROCESS IN NATURAL

ENVIRONMENT
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Total number of hours per semester

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Biology
Chemistry
Mode of studies and evaluation:
Lectures. Tutorial
The exam is oral.
* Literature:
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Lecturer: Mirjana Vojinovi Miloradov, Ph.D

Aleksandar Nikoli, Ph.D
Ilija Kovaevi, Ph.D
Miljko Satari, Ph.D

* SYLLABUS
* Date:
2003-09-30
*Page: 17

* Subject:
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BASICS AND PRINCIPLES OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION (Modul:
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Introduction to environmental engineering (definition of natural

environment; objective, content and methods of environmental
analysis; multidisciplinary studies, biological, medical, physical,
chemical, legal, economical, sociological and engineering
approach; objectives of different methods of analysis). Basic
notions of common environmental engineering. Historical
development of interrelation between civilization and
environment (sustainable development). Classifications and
divisions in subject matter (according to the approach in studies,
pollution system, source of pollution, mode of action). Policy
and standardization in the field of environmental engineering
(international, national, internal, criteria and standards).
System and local approach in analyzing and resolving problems
of sustaining environmental quality. Basics of ecology
(organization of eco systems and natural equilibrium, resources
in biosphere, main biological mechanisms and human ecology).
Principle of equilibrium conservation (ecological equilibrium,
biochemical and chemical equilibrium, energy and thermal
equilibrium, substantial balance equilibrium).
Main sources of disturbance of natural equilibrium (sources,
characteristics and effects of pollution). Principle of harmony
between growth and development (capacity of natural resources
and dynamics of their use, qualitative and quantitative elements
of using a resource, system management in environmental
engineering, monitoring and planning).
Principle of world unity (connection of local influence and
global changes).
Future and environmental engineering.
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Lectures. Tutorial
The exam is oral.
*Literature:
Remediation of Petroleum Contaminated Soils : Biological, Physical, and Chemical Processes Lewis Publishers, Inc.; ISBN:
0873718585; (June 1998) by Eve Riser-Roberts
Site Remediation Planning and Managementby J. Andy Soesilo, Stephanie R. Wilson , Lewis Publishers, Inc.; ISBN:
1566702070; (January 1997)
Strategies for Accelerating Cleanup at Toxic Waste Sites: Fast-Tracking Environmental Actions and Decision Makingby
Scott M. Payne Lewis Publishers, Inc.; ISBN: 1566702372; (December 29, 1997)
Environmental Site Characterization and Remediation Design Guidance (Asce Manuals and Reports on Engineering
Practice, No. 99)
American Society of Civil Engineers; ISBN: 0784404399; (August 1999)
Lecturer: Mirjana Vojinovi-Miloradov, Ph.D
: - M,

Slobodan Krnjetin, Ph.D

Petar Sekuli, Ph.D

Slobodan Sokolovi, Ph.D

* SYLLABUS
* Date:
2003-09-30
*Page: 18

* Subject:
03 MIZ 2022

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Lectures
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Importance of civil engineering, building and urbanism in environmental

protection (Regulations. Project technical documentation and measures
of environmental protection. Impact of buildings and construction work
towards natural environment). Building materials ecological evaluation
(Criteria of ecological evaluation. Features of building materials.
Material protective properties in relation to radioactivity. Material
characteristic behaviour in high temperatures. Harmful effects of some
materials on human health. Unhealty buildings. Ecological features,
modes, ways and places of using different materials). Building
constructions ecological evaluation ( Basic construction elements
foundations, walls, tiles, spotlights and solar receivers, constructions
between floors, roof constructions. Construction systems of highrise
buildings healthy buildings, frameworks, miscellaneous and strongly
constructed buildings; solar architecture; seismic aspect in buildings;
shelters for basic protection; building classification in the view of fire
protection. Apertures on buildings doors, windows, special slits.
Communication in buildings.) Regional planning (Measures of
environmental protection in regional planning. Natural and cultural
heritage preservation. Ecological space evaluation in regulation plans.
Town as eco system. Building biology special impacts: electromagnetic
fields, subterranean waterways. Ecological importance of vegetation.
Functional planning. Macro-fire sectors.) Financial, space, ecological
and social aspects of soil pollution and remediation. The level of soil
pollution in the world, Europe and Serbia and Montenegro. Common
trends in soil pollution and remediation in developed countries and
countries in development. Main sources of soil pollution. Basic concept
of the process of soil pollution. Basic aspects of natural and
anthropogenic degradation and soil pollution.
Geology and hydrology - general notions
Geological materials and procedures, main types of soil.
Soil texture and lithographic profile.
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Lectures. Tutorial
The exam is oral.
*Literature:
Remediation of Petroleum Contaminated Soils : Biological, Physical, and Chemical Processes Lewis Publishers, Inc.; ISBN:
0873718585; (June 1998) by Eve Riser-Roberts
1566702070; (January 1997)
Strategies for Accelerating Cleanup at Toxic Waste Sites: Fast-Tracking Environmental Actions and Decision Makingby
Scott M. Payne Lewis Publishers, Inc.; ISBN: 1566702372; (December 29, 1997)
Environmental Site Characterization and Remediation Design Guidance (Asce Manuals and Reports on Engineering
Practice, No. 99)
: - M,


Petar Sekuli, Ph.D


* SYLLABUS
* Date:
2003-09-30
*Page: 19

* Subject:
03 MIZ 2023
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Lectures
I
45

Review of the most important EU legal provision in soil
pollution management (direct and indirect). Methodology of
risk evaluation, RBCA concept, SSL methodology.
Review of the main analytical methods of determining some
soil pollutants.
Basic elements of the methodology of opting for BAT
technology in soil remediation.
Lectures. Tutorial
The exam is oral.
*Literature:
Remediation of Petroleum Contaminated Soils : Biological, Physical, and Chemical Processes Lewis Publishers, Inc.;
ISBN: 0873718585; (June 1998) by Eve Riser-Roberts
1566702070; (January 1997)
Strategies for Accelerating Cleanup at Toxic Waste Sites: Fast-Tracking Environmental Actions and Decision
Makingby Scott M. Payne Lewis Publishers, Inc.; ISBN: 1566702372; (December 29, 1997)
Environmental Site Characterization and Remediation Design Guidance (Asce Manuals and Reports on
Engineering Practice, No. 99)
: - M,


Petar Sekuli, Ph.D

* SYLLABUS
* Date:
2003-09-30
*Page: 20

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03 MIZ 2024
Modern Methods of Remediation)
I
45

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Basic principles of developing and designing soil

remediation technologies.
Physical and chemical technologies comprise chemical
oxidation, electrokinetic separation, fracturing, siol
fluxing, soil vapor extraction, soil identification,
stabilization
Thermal treatment.
Biological technologies comprise biobenting, enhanced
bioremediation, Phytoremediation.
Some physical and chemical technologies require earlier
elimination of polluted soil.Chemical extraction. Chemical
reduction/oxidation. Dehalogation. Separation. Soil
rinsing. Solidification/Separation.
Thermal technology comprise Hot gas decontamination,
Incineration, Open burn/Open detoxication, Pyrolisis,
Thermal desorption, Landfill cap, Landfill cap
enhancement/alternatives
Other technologies. Financial analysis of soil remediation.
.
.
Lectures. Tutorial
The exam is oral.
*Literature:
Remediation of Petroleum Contaminated Soils : Biological, Physical, and Chemical Processes Lewis Publishers,
Inc.; ISBN: 0873718585; (June 1998) by Eve Riser-Roberts
1566702070; (January 1997)
Strategies for Accelerating Cleanup at Toxic Waste Sites: Fast-Tracking Environmental Actions and Decision
Makingby Scott M. Payne Lewis Publishers, Inc.; ISBN: 1566702372; (December 29, 1997)
Environmental Site Characterization and Remediation Design Guidance (Asce Manuals and Reports on
Engineering Practice, No. 99)
: - M,


Petar Sekuli, Ph.D

* SYLLABUS
* Date:
2003-09-30
*Page: 21

* Subject:
03 MIZ 2031

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ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AND COMPANY IN THE CONDITION
OF TRANSITION PERIOD (Modul: Drawing up a Cadastre of Pollutants in
Company and Town)
I
45
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Semester
Lectures
I
45
Principe and base of integral Cadastre of Environmnet

polutter throw civilasation.
Integral Cadstre in EU and world wide regulative.
New method of Cadastre preparation.
Example in different municypality and industry.
Lectures. Tutorial
The exam is oral.
* Literature:
1.
Lecturer: ore Bai, Ph.D

Janko Hodoli, Ph.D
Milorad Miloradov, Ph.D

* SYLLABUS
* Date:
2003-09-30
*Page: 22

* Subject:
03 MIZ 2032

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ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AND COMPANY IN THE
CONDITION OF TRANSITION PERIOD (Modul: Ecological Sign, ISO 14000
and European Regulations for Natural Environment)
I
45

Semester
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System conflict between natural environment and

civilization demands.
Critical environmental areas of industrial production.
Mechanical engineering and natural environment
(mechanical plants, athmospere pollution, waste, noise
and living areas, ecological technologies)
Evaluating methodology of activity impact towards
natural environment.
System of environmental management ( objective, cause,
introduction, functions, evaluation)
Methodology of environmental evaluation and product
labelling.
Multicriteria evaluation of environmental burden.
Ecological technologies and systems in future.
Drawing up an integral cadastre of pollutants in company
and town.
Lectures. Tutorial
The exam is oral.
* Literature:
1.

Janko Hodoli, Ph.D

* SYLLABUS
* Date:
2003-09-30
*Page: 23

* Subject:
03 MIZ 2033

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CONDITION OF TRANSITION PERIOD (Modul: Ecological Projects)
I
45

Semester
Lectures
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Ecological project and its main idea. An outline and

concept of a project.
Impact analysis. Previous impact analysis, complete
impact analysis. Regulations. Elaboration procedure. Its
compatibility with European regulations. Its application
on different economy branches.
Evaluating risk taking, elaboration procedure according
EU regulations, Serbia and Montenegro regulations,
Environmental due diligence application, its application in
the process of privatization, investing of investment
banks, elaboration procedure.
Investigating vicinity phase 1. Investing vicinity phase 2.
Its impact on workers health and the health of
surrounding population.
Financial analysis. Application.
Lectures. Tutorial
The exam is oral.
* Literature:
1.

Janko Hodoli, Ph.D

* SYLLABUS
* Date:
2003-09-30
*Page: 24

* Subject:
03 MIZ 2034

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CONDITION OF TRANSITION PERIOD (Modul: Ecology, energy,
efficiency)
I
45

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Lectures
I
45
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Three basic principe in newdays industry proces

environmnet, energy and efficency, which good
combination and management could rich benefit for
enterprices and emloyeers (health and economic).
Lectures. Tutorial
The exam is oral.
* Literature:
1.

Janko Hodoli, Ph.D

* SYLLABUS
* Date:
2003-09-30
*Page: 25
* Subject:
03 MIZ 2041

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SUSTAINABLE USE OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND SYSTEM OF
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION (Modul: System of Environmental
Protection)
I
45

Semester
Lectures
I
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Introduction to environmental protection and basic

principles and concepts of sustainable development.
Basic concepts and principles of natural protection.
Basic concepts of natural values: natural resources and
protected natural properties.
Conditions for using natural resources (restored and
unrestored): water, minerals and other resources.
Sustainable use of protected natural properties basics.
Environmental protection: emission and reasing pollutants
into athmoshere, water and soil prevention, control and
methods of improving sanitary conditions and remediation.
Basics of relevant national and international regulations.
Environmental engineering as an instrument of supporting
integral protection and development.
Lectures. Tutorial
The exam is oral.
* Literature:
1.
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Lecturer: Anelka Mihajlov, Ph.D

Marina Ili, Ph.D

* SYLLABUS
* Date:
2003-09-30
*Page: 26

* Subject:
03 MIZ 2042

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SUSTAINABLE USE OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND SYSTEM OF
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION (Modul: Hazardous Substances
and Waste Management)
I
45

Semester
Lectures
I
45
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Procedures and waste materials

Characterizing and categorizing waste materials
Keeping files and cadastre
Technical and legal framework of management
Different categories of solid communal, solid industrial,
industrial and hazardous waste
Chemicals, hazardous substances and hazardous waste
management
Treatment methodology according to waste category
Incineration controlled combustion
Recycling possibilities
Dumping.
Final storing.
Reduction programs and waste management.
Concept of cleaner production and technologies.
Waste management in the scope of environmental
engineering.
Lectures. Tutorial
The exam is oral.
* Literature:
1.
: A


Marina Ili, Ph.D

:
SYLLABUS
MAJOR: HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT

* SYLLABUS
* Date:
2003-09-30
*Page: 28

*Major: * HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT
* Subject:
03 MIZ 311

CATEGORIZATION AND TRANSPORT OF HAZARDOUS WASTE
II
45

Semester
Lectures
II
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Categorization methods, licenced laboratories, waste lists

of different companies. Basel Convention, international
agreements, transport protocol, permit. National and
international regulations, EU regulations in the domain of
categorization and transport of hazardous waste.
Lectures. Tutorial
The exam is oral.
* Literature:
1.
: A


Marina Ili, Ph.D

* SYLLABUS
* Date:
2003-09-30
*Page: 29

*Major: * HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT
* Subject:
03 MIZ 312

MEDICAL WASTE MANAGEMENT
II
45

Semester
Lectures
II
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Production, categorization, gathering, different ways of

transport. Methods of final disposal of medical waste by
incinerating and other; possible ways of dumping. Waste
management on national, regional and local level.
Possibilities of applying European and world experiences
in our country. Present situation in the light of EU
Regulations.
Lectures. Tutorial
The exam is oral.
* Literature:
1.
Lecturer: Marina Ili, Ph.D

Anelka Mihajlov, Ph.D

:
SYLLABUS
MAJOR: ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING DESIGN

* SYLLABUS
* Date:
2003-09-30
*Page: 32

*Major:
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING DESIGN
* Subject:
03 MIZ 321
II (IIPC, LCA, LEAP)

ECOLOGICAL PROJECTS II (PRS, LCA, LEAP)
II
45

Semester
Lectures
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Projects of integral prevention of pollution and control.

Life cycle of a product or production procedure. Local
plan of action. Place and importance of a project and
possibilities for its application. Stipulation and regulations
in the course of project elaboration. European and national
relevance.
Lectures. Tutorial
The exam is oral.
* Literature:
1.

Hodoli Janko, Ph.D

* SYLLABUS
* Date:
2003-09-30
*Page: 33

*Major:
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING DESIGN
* Subject:
03 MIZ 322

SPECIAL CONDITIONS OF ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
DESIGN WITH ILLUSTRATIONS
II
45

Semester
Lectures
II
45
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A course of running a project from an idea to a final form.

Required documents before setting up, permits, licences
Special conditions of environmental engineering
design.
Lectures. Tutorial
The exam is oral.
* Literature:
1.

Hodoli Janko, Ph.D

:

SYLLABUS
MAJOR: POWER SOURCES MANAGEMENT AND
REDUCTION OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION

* SYLLABUS
* Date:
2003-09-30
*Page: 36

*Major:
POWER SOURCES MANAGEMENT AND REDUCTION OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION
* Subject:
03 MIZ 331
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RESTORABLE POWER SOURCES BIOMASS, SOLAR ENERGY
AND WIND ENERGY
II
45

Semester
Lectures
II
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Global and regional power balance of accounts. Basic

power sources and their characteristics.
Biomass engineering. Power from biological resources,
principles of their use and their environmental impact.
Immediate combustion, pyrolysis and gasification.
Solar energy. Application principles of solar energy.
Systems of direct conversion into electrical power. Its
application in KGH technique, in agriculture (green
houses ) as well as in industry (place for drying).
Wind energy. General characteristics, global circulation,
the velocity of wind analysis and wind energy analysis.
Systems for conversion into mechanical, electrical and
thermal energy.
Lectures. Tutorial
The exam is oral.
* Literature:
1.
Lecturer: Ivan Peenjanski, Ph.D
Maa Bukurov, Ph.D

Panto Perunovi, Ph.D

* SYLLABUS
* Date:
2003-09-30
*Page: 37

*Major: E
POWER SOURCES AND REDUCTION OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION
* Subject:
03 MIZ 332
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CONVENTIONAL POWER SOURCES COAL, OIL, GAS
II
45

Semester
Lectures
II
45
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Disposition structure of fossil power resources in global

and regional scales. Estimating dynamics of exhausting
current resources.
Energy conversion plants immediate and composite.
Thermal and technical research. Plant monitoring and
management from the aspect of utmost efficiency and the
least possible negative impact on environment.
Lectures. Tutorial
The exam is oral.
* Literature:
1.
Lecturer: Ivan Peenjanski, Ph.D
Maa Bukurov, Ph.D

Panto Perunovi, Ph.D

:
SYLABUS
MAJOR: NOISE AND VIBRATION MANAGEMENT

* SYLLABUS
* Date:
2003-09-30
*Page: 40

*Major: *MENAGEMENT NOISE AND VIBRATION
* Subject:

VIBRATIONS AND PROTECTION MEASURES
03 MIZ 341
II
45

Semester
Lectures
II
45
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Fundamentals of oscillation theory.

Fundamentals of experimental vibration analysis.
Vibrational impact of technical surrounding towards
environment.
Methods and objectives of vibradefense.
Elements of the thery of vibradefense mechanical system.
Prospective stage of development in the field of vibrations
and vibradefense.
Lectures. Tutorial
The exam is oral.
* Literature:
1.
Lecturer: Livija Cvetianin, Ph.D

ore uki, Ph.D

* SYLLABUS
* Date:
2003-09-30
*Page: 41

*Major: *MENAGEMENT NOISE AND VIBRATION
* Subject:
03 MIZ 342

NOISE AND PROTECTION MEASURES
II
45
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Semester
Lectures
II
45

Fundamentals of technical acoustics.
Physical and physiological acoustics.
Space acoustics.
Noise characteristics. Urban noise. Fundamentals of
experimental noise analysis. Methods and objectives of
noise protection measures. Elements of the theory of noise
protection measures. Noise level analysis according to
regulations.
Lectures. Tutorial
The exam is oral.
* Literature:
1.
Lecturer: Livija Cvetianin, Ph.D

ore uki, Ph.D

:
SYLABUS
MAJOR: CIVIL ENGINEERING AND ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION

* SYLLABUS
* Date:
2003-09-30
*Page: 44

*Major:
CIVIL ENGINEERING AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
* Subject:
03 MIZ 351

URBANISM AND PROTECTION MEASURES
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Lectures
II
45

Principles of ecologically accepted building.
Settlement reconstruction and revitalization.
Modern conceptions in space and urban planning.
Traditional planning, structure planning, system planning,
lawyer planning, integrated planning.
Environmental protection and rural planning.
Landscape nurturing.
World and European experiences while implementing
environmental protection measures in the domain of space
planning.
Lectures. Tutorial
The exam is oral.
* Literature:
1.
Lecturer: Slobodan Krnjetin, Ph.D

Ksenija Hiel, Ph.D

* SYLLABUS
* Date:
2003-09-30
*Page: 45

*Major:
CIVIL ENGINEERING AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
* Subject:
03 MIZ 352

BIOCLIMATIC BUILDING
II
45

Semester
Lectures
II
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Choosing and planning a building site. Bioclimatic factors of

planning. Orientation in urban and architecture design.
Climate factors. Reciprocal relations and the impact of
nearby buildings. Power aspects in building design.
Economy in bioclimatic building. Some world and European
experiences examples of bioclimatic building.
Lectures. Tutorial
The exam is oral.
* Literature:
1.
Lecturer: Slobodan Krnjetin, Ph.D

Ksenija Hiel, Ph.D

:
SYLABUS
MAJOR: OPTIMAL WATER PROTECTION MANAGEMENT

* SYLLABUS
* Date:
2003-09-30
*Page: 48

*Major:
OPTIMAL WATER PROTECTION MANAGEMENT
* Subject:
03 MIZ 361
INTEGRAL APPROACH IN WATER PROTECTION MANAGEMENT
II
45
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II
45

A. Water occurance and flow in nature, water receivers
and procedures in them.
Hydrological cycle, precipitation, evaporation, outflow.
Regime, quantity and quality of surface water.
Regime and quality of subterrean waterways.
Water resources management cycle. Water-main and
purpose of using water. Quantities and required water
quality. Characteristics and regime of waste water.
Water receivers and procedures in them. Phenomenon of
self-purification in water receivers. Oxigen balance.
Biooxidation and deoxidation. Primary production.
Measuring and research methods. Analyzing obtained
research results.
B. System of integral water protection management.
Stating a problem. Protection policy and the role of the
state. Legal and managerial protection measures.
Organizational and institutional protection measures.
Social and economic protection measures.
Technical and technological protection measures.
Waterworks in settlements and industrial area. Integral
approach in water resource protection and evaluation
methods. Measures of value. Evaluation methods.
Methods of multicriteria analysis.
Lectures. Tutorial
The exam is oral.
* Literature:
1.
:
-
Lecturer: Milorad Miloradov, Ph.D

Radmila eerov-Sokolovi, Ph.D

* SYLLABUS
* Date:
2003-09-30
*Page: 49

*Major:
OPTIMAL WATER PROTECTION MANAGEMENT
* Subject:
03 MIZ 362

WASTE WATER AND WASTE SLUDGE TREATMENT
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Lectures
II
45

Dispersion system phenomenon. Double electrical layer.
Wetting. Coalecention. Mass transfer phenomenon.
Methods of water treatment. Sedimentation. Coagulation.
Flotation. Filtration. Aeration. Degasation. Disinfection.
Electro-chemical membrane. Absorbtion. Ion exchange.
Biological methods.
Complex technologies of water treatment. Production of
drinking water from subterrean waterways and surface
water. Production of ultra clean water. Sea water
desalination. Urban waste water treatment. Water treatment
in oil petrochemical complex. Methods of sludge treatment.
Basic characteristics of sludge as concentrated suspension.
Methods of sludge concentration (separation techniques,
conditioning). Methods of sludge dehydratation (filtration,
centrifuging, drying) and
Methods of sludge stabilization:
Anaerobic digestion, aerobic digestion, lime stabilization,
pyrolysis and gasification, burning.
Lectures. Tutorial
The exam is oral.
* Literature:
1.
:
-
Lecturer: Milorad Miloradov, Ph.D

Radmila eerov-Sokolovi, Ph.D

:
SYLLABUS
MAJOR: ECOLOGY OF SOIL

* SYLLABUS
* Date:
2003-09-30
*Page: 52

*Major: * ECOLOGY OF SOIL
* Subject:
03 MIZ 371
,
PROTECTION, CULTIVATION AND FULL USE OF SOIL
II
45
/ :

Semester
Lectures
II
45
Global estimation of fertility and contents of hazardous

substances in soil.
Fundamentals of protection, cultivation and full use of
agricultural soil in region.
Fertility control of agricultural soil.
Information system on soil fertility.
Characteristics of soil cultivation on the principles of
organic agriculture.
Legislation in the domain of protection and full use of
soil.
Recultivation of damaged soil.
Lectures. Tutorial
The exam is oral.
* Literature:
1.
Lecturer: Petar Sekuli, Ph.D


* SYLLABUS
* Date:
2003-09-30
*Page: 53

*Major: * ECOLOGY OF SOIL
* Subject:
03 MIZ 372
,
GENESIS, CHEMISTRY OF SOIL AND HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES
II
45

Semester
Lectures
II
45
/ :
Process of evolution and soil formation.

Soil classification and the most important types of soil in
Serbia and Montenegro.
Physical characteristics of soil.
Chemical and biological characteristics of soil.
Hazardous substances in soil.
Analytical methods for determining physical and
chemical characteristics of soil.
Analytical methods for determining inorganic and
organic pollutants in soil.
Lectures. Tutorial
The exam is oral.
* Literature:
1.
Lecturer: Petar Sekuli, Ph.D


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Syllabus major: HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT ......................................................................... 27

Syllabus major: ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING DESIGN ............................................................. 31

Syllabus major:POWER SOURCES MANAGEMENT AND REDUCTION OF

Syllabus major:NOISE AND VIBRATION MANAGEMENT .................................................................... 39

Syllabus major: CIVIL ENGINEERING AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ....................... 43

Syllabus major: OPTIMAL WATER PROTECTION MANAGEMENT ................................................ 47

Syllabus major: ECOLOGY OF SOIL................................................................................................................ 51

II (IIPC, LCA, LEAP)

UNIVERSITY OF NOVI SAD

Faculty of Technical Sciences

Basic Fundamentals of Process in Natural

Basics and Principles of Environmental

Basic Fundamentals of Environmental Engineering

Environmental Management and Company in

can be chosen from 3.1-3.4**

Drawing up an Integral Cadastre of Pollutants in

Sustainable Use of Natural Resources and

Categorization and Transport of Hazardous

can be chosen from 4.1-4.2**

System of Environmental Protection

UNIVERSITY OF NOVI SAD

Faculty of Technical Sciences

Basic Fundamentals of Process in Natural

Basics and Principles of Environmental

Basic Fundamentals of Environmental Engineering

Environmental Management and Company in

can be chosen from 3.1-3.4**

Drawing up an Integral Cadastre of Pollutants in

Sustainable Use of Natural Resources and

System of Environmental Protection

cological Projects II (IIPC, LCA, LEAP)

can be chosen from 4.1-4.2**

Hazardous Substances and Waste Management

UNIVERSITY OF NOVI SAD

Faculty of Technical Sciences

Major: POWER SOURCES MANAGEMENT AND REDUCTION OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION

Basic Fundamentals of Process in Natural

Basics and Principles of Environmental

Basic Fundamentals of Environmental Engineering

Environmental Management and Company in

can be chosen from 3.1-3.4**

Drawing up an Integral Cadastre of Pollutants in

Sustainable Use of Natural Resources and

Restorable Power Sources Biomass, Solar

Master of Science Thesis

can be chosen from 4.1-4.2**

System of Environmental Protection

UNIVERSITY OF NOVI SAD

Faculty of Technical Sciences

Basic Fundamentals of Process in Natural

Basics and Principles of Environmental

Basic Fundamentals of Environmental Engineering

Environmental Management and Company in

can be chosen from 3.1-3.4**

Drawing up an Integral Cadastre of Pollutants in

Sustainable Use of Natural Resources and

can be chosen from 4.1-4.2**

System of Environmental Protection

Vibrations and Protection Measures

Noise and Protection Measures

Hazardous Substances and Waste Management

UNIVERSITY OF NOVI SAD

eDepartment: NVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING

eDepartment: NVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING

eDepartment: NVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING

eDepartment: NVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING

eDepartment: NVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING