Training objectives

This major prepares students to master basic knowledge in environmental natural science, environmental technology science and environmental humanities and social sciences. Students possess basic theories and basic skills of environmental science, and can work in the environmental protection and related fields in the government, enterprises and scientific research units and continue their further studies.

Training standards

The students of this major mainly study the basic theory and basic knowledge of environmental science, accept the basic training of environmental science professional skills, and have the quality and ability to systematically identify, analyze and solve environmental problems.

Graduates should acquire the following knowledge and abilities:

1. Understand the theoretical frontiers of environmental natural science, environmental technology science and environmental humanities and social sciences;

2. Master the basic theories and basic knowledge of the comprehensive and solid environmental science major;

3. Master the basic skills of environmental science professional experiment;

4. Possess the quality of using multidisciplinary knowledge to discover, analyze and solve environmental problems;

5. Have certain scientific research and practical work ability, and have certain innovative thinking ability.

Core subjects

Environmental Natural Science, Environmental Technology Science, Environmental Humanities and Social Sciences

Course length, Minimum credit for graduation

Four years, Bachelor of Science, 169 credits

Course Structure

Course typeNumberingCourseCreditExperi-mental creditsWeekly hours of each semesterCom-ment12345678General courses17031006-7Current Situation and Policy2

2

2

17071001Foundation Course of College English2

2

17071002Foundation Course of College English1

1

17031003The Principles of Marxism312

10111001-4Physical Education442222

No.1817071003Foundation Course of College English2

2

17071004Foundation Course of College English1

1

17131002Computer Course and Language Programming3.50.5

3

17031001Ideological and Moral Cultivation and Elementary Knowledge of Law31

2

10401001Military Course2

2

17071005Advanced College English3

3

18031004-5Introduction of Mao Zedong Thought and Socialism with Chinese Characteristics51

23

17071006Application College English3

3

18031002Modern and Contemporary History of China31

3

Total37.58.59121010

Major platform courses17162004Course Introduction1

1

17082001-2Advanced MathematicsⅠ(Volume One)、(Volume Two)11

65

10082058Inorganic Chemistry3

3

10082059Experiments of Inorganic Chemistry112

10072602College Physics II4

4

10072503Experiments of College physics II0.50.5

1

10082069Organic Chemistry4

4

10082074Experiments of General Chemistry11

2

17082009Linear Algebra3

3

17082011Probability and Mathematical Statistics Ⅱ3

3

17162001Analytical Chemistry for Environment2

2

17162002Experiment of Analytical Chemistry11

1

10172103Instrumental analysis2

2

10172104Experiment for instrumental analysis11

2

Total37.54.5121910

Basic course10172105Environmental Science3

3

10152046Projection Theory and Elementary Graphics3.5

4

10082060Physical Chemistry3

3

10082079Chemical Engineering Principle4

4

10082080Experiments for Chemical Engineering Principle11

2

Total14.51

79

Professional course10174104Environmental Ecology2

2

10172503Fluid Mechanics4

4

14173104Environmental Chemistry*3.51

4

14174105Geographical Information System2.50.5

3

10174108Environmental Geography2

2

14173105Environmental Biology andToxicology*41

5

17164009Engineering Design CAD1.51

3

17164011Environmental Hydraulics2

2

14174114Environmental Analytical Chemistry31

4

10174126Environmental Economics2

2

17163001Environmental Monitoring*3

3

17163002Environmental MonitoringExperiments*11

2

14173112Environment law and Environmental Management3

3

14173108Environmental Engineering*51

6

17164020Environmental Microbiology2

2

17164021Experiments for Environmental Microbiology11

2

10174522Environmental Systems Engineering2.5

3

17164022Environmental Geochemistry2

2

17164005Industrial WastewaterTreatment2.50.5

3

10173103Environmental Impact Assessment*3

3

10174129Environmental planning*2

2

14174127Specialty English forEnvironmental Science2

2

14174139Introduction to Clean Production1

1

14174140Frontiers of Environmental Science and Engineering1

1

Total(21.5 credits for major courses)57.58

1872

Note:

1. Those marked with "*" are compulsory courses for majors, and the rest are elective courses for majors.

2. Students of this major must elect 13 credits of elective courses before graduation.

3. There are 2 credits in the professional elective courses for students to study independently. Students must take cross-professional courses or "Yangzhou University Open Course" provided by the school to obtain credits.Innovation-n and entrepreneurship courses10501001Entrepreneurship and Employment Guidance for College Students2

√√√√

Compulsory17164030Foundations of Innovation1

√

Any 2 credits required17164031Training of Innovative Thinking1

√

17164032Guidance and Training of Scientific and Technological Innovation1

√

17164033Innovative Entrepreneurship and Practice1

√

17164034Innovation Entrepreneurship and Leadership1

√

Total4

Concentrated practice teaching2525

General public electives10

Second classroom66

Total16953

Attached：Implementation matrix of training standards for environmental science majors

Training standards (requirements for knowledge, ability and quality)Main support coursesStandard 1: Master mathematics, natural science, and professional knowledge, and can be applied to the field of environmental science to solve complex environmental problems.1.1 Have the mathematical knowledge required to engage in environmental science work and be able to use.Advanced Mathematics I, Probability Theory and Mathematical Statistics II, Linear Algebra1.2 Have the natural science knowledge needed to solve complex environmental problems and can use it.Inorganic Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Physical Chemistry, University Physics Ⅱ, University Physics Experiment Ⅱ1.3 Master the basic knowledge of the environment and provide technical support for solving complex environmental problems.Environmental Science, Chemical Engineering Principles, Chemical Engineering Principle Experiments, Projection Theory and Drawing Basics, Engineering Design CADStandard 2: Able to apply the basic principles of mathematics, natural sciences and environmental technology science, and through literature review, correctly identify, express and analyze environmental problems to obtain effective conclusions.2.1 Ability to identify and express complex environmental issues.Environmental monitoring, Instrumental analysis, Environmental analytical chemistry, Environmental biology and environmental toxicology, Environmental chemistry2.2 Ability to analyze and evaluate complex environmental issues.Environmental impact assessment, Environmental engineering, Environmental monitoring, Environmental ecology, Environmental geologyStandard 3: For solutions to environmental analysis and detection problems, design systems that meet specific needs, and be able to reflect innovation in the design process.3.1 Ability to design systems and processes using comprehensive theoretical and technical means.Environmental Engineering, Environmental Biology and Environmental Toxicology, Environmental Planning, Environmental Impact Assessment3.2 Reflect the innovation consciousness in the design process and can comprehensively consider economic, environmental, legal, safety, health, cultural and other factorsEnvironmental monitoring experiment, Environmental impact assessment course design, Instrument analysis, Instrument analysis experiment, graduation thesis (design)Standard 4: Able to study complex environmental problems based on environmental science principles and scientific methods, including designing experiments, analyzing and interpreting data, and obtaining reasonable and effective conclusions through information synthesis.4.1 Ability to design and implement experiments for environmental issues.Environmental monitoring experiment, Environmental impact assessment course design, Instrument analysis, Instrument analysis experiment, Graduation thesis (design)4.2 Use scientific principles to analyze experimental results and get reasonable and effective conclusions.Analytical Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Environmental Analytical Chemistry, Environmental Monitoring, Physical Chemistry, Probability and Mathematical Statistics II.Standard 5: Able to predict and simulate environmental problems and understand their limitations by using environmental technology science and modern information technology tools for complex environmental problems.5.1 Ability to use environmental technologies and environmental natural sciences to solve complex environmental problems.Projection theory and drawing foundation, Engineering design CAD, Environmental engineering, University computer and program design II, Environmental monitoring, environmental impact assessment, Environmental planning, curriculum design, Graduation thesis (design)Standard 6: Able to conduct reasonable analysis based on environmental science related background knowledge, evaluate the impact of professional practice and complex environmental problem solutions on society, health, safety, law and culture, and understand the responsibilities that should be assumed.6.1 Correctly understand the impact of complex environmental science issues on the objective world and society.Environmental Law and Environmental Management, Introduction to Cleaner Production, Environmental Economics, Ideological and Moral Cultivation and Legal Basis, Teaching Practice, Graduation Practice6.2 Correctly understand the impact of complex environmental science issues on health, safety and law.Environmental Monitoring Course Practice, Environmental Impact Assessment Course Design, Environmental Law and Environmental Management, Graduation PracticeStandard 7: Able to understand and evaluate the impact of professional practice on complex environmental issues on environmental and social sustainable development.7.1 Ability to understand the impact of professional practice on environmental and social sustainable development.Environmental Studies, Introduction to Disciplines, Teaching Practice, Graduation Practice7.2 Ability to evaluate the impact of professional practice on environmental and social sustainable development.Environmental impact assessment course design, Environmental monitoring course practice, Environmental economics, Environmental law and environmental managementStandard 8: With humanities and social sciences literacy and social responsibility, he can understand and abide by environmental professional ethics and norms in the practice of environmental sciences, and perform responsibilities.8.1 With humanities and social sciences literacy.Introduction to Mao Zedong Thought and the Theoretical System of Socialism with Chinese Characteristics, Ideological and Moral Cultivation and Legal Basis, Introduction to Basic Principles of Marxism, Outline of Modern Chinese History, Elective Courses in Humanities and Social Sciences8.2 Have a sense of social responsibility and environmental professional ethics.Environmental Law and Environmental Management, Environmental Economics, Environmental Planning, Introductory Discipline Courses, Cultural Quality Education Series LecturesStandard 9: Able to assume the roles of individual, team member and person in charge in a team with a multidisciplinary background.9.1 Ability to assume the roles of individual, team member and person in charge in a team with a multidisciplinary background.Military training, military theory, Teaching practice, Graduation practiceStandard 10: Ability to effectively communicate and communicate with industry peers and the public on complex environmental issues, including writing reports and design manuscripts, presenting statements, and expressing or responding to instructions. And have a certain international vision, able to communicate and exchange in a cross-cultural background.10.1 Ability to communicate and communicate with industry peers and the public on complex environmental science issues.Teaching practice, graduation practice, Graduation thesis (design), Environmental monitoring course practice, Environmental impact assessment course design10.2 With an international perspective, able to communicate and communicate in a cross-cultural context.College English Advanced Courses, English for Environmental Science, Environmental Management (Bilingual)Standard 11: Understand and master environmental planning and environmental management and economic decision-making methods, and can be applied in a multi-disciplinary environment.11.1 Understand and master the principles of environmental planning and environmental management and economic decision-making methods, and can be applied in a multi-disciplinary environment.Environmental law and environmental management, Environmental planning, Graduation thesis (design), Environmental impact assessment course design.Standard 12: Have the consciousness of independent learning and lifelong learning, and have the ability to continuously learn and adapt to future development.12.1 Have the consciousness of independent learning and lifelong learning, and have the ability of continuous learning and adapting to development.Lectures on Cultural Quality Education, Introduction to Basic Principles of Marxism, Ideological and Moral Cultivation and Legal Basis, Graduation Thesis (Design), Frontier Lectures on Environmental Science and Engineering