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Faculty of Science Handbook, Academic Session 2025/2026

SIH3006 ENVIRONMENTAL SIH3009 SLOPE ECO-ENGINEERING
MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS TECHNIQUES

This course prepares students to the This course is designed to introduce
development of environmental students to eco-engineering techniques, as
management system (EMS) which follows an alternative approach to stabilize and
ISO14000 template. Students shall sustain slope. This course emphasizes on
comprehend by undergoing the EMS the techniques and succession
documentation process for selected management mechanisms in stabilizing
organization, in which their core slope. Procedure for plant screening and
operational activities could affect the performance, and slope monitoring is
environmental component. Identification described. This course also exposes
of environmental aspects and its impact students to practical exercises in applying
assessment for each operational activity the plant propagation techniques on slope.
are to be carried out within the Case studies of eco-engineered slopes is
organization. also demonstrated.

Assessment Methods: Assessment Methods:
Continuous Assessment: 40% Continuous Assessment: 60%
Summative Assessment: 60% Summative Assessment: 40%

SIH3007 INTEGRATED WASTE SIH3017 TECHNOLOGY AND
MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENT OF HAZARDOUS WASTES

In pursuing vast and rapid development in The technology and management of
any country, one cannot avoid sacrificing hazardous waste has developed rapidly
its natural resources. Production of waste and dynamically. Technology transfers
is inevitable that waste management have made the compliance of the existing
strategies need to be improved from the regulations and environmental policy
‘out-of-sight-out-of-mind’ concepts into an achievable. However it is very crucial in
integrated waste management system. It is managing the hazardous waste, one
imperative for countering public health possesses an overview of the field. It
impacts of uncollected waste and includes identification, handling,
environmental impacts of open dumping treatment and disposal of hazardous waste
and burning. Besides, due to the including e-waste. This course is intended
exhaustion of natural resources and issues to provide sufficient exposure to the varied
pertaining to climate change, a linear and complex problems of hazardous
economy needs to be tuned-into a circular waste, as well as, discussing the legislation,
economy. regulation, and local and foreign impacts
pertaining to its management. Case studies
Assessment Methods: will be provided to assist student to relate
Continuous Assessment: 40% to actual environmental situation globally
Summative Assessment: 60% and locally, and current issues of the
management of hazardous waste.

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