Course Introduction - Environmental Science FMIA01

These flashcards cover the administrative details, key dates, examination requirements, and instructor research backgrounds for the course FMIA01 (Environmental Science).

FMIA01

The course code for Environmental Science (Miljövetenskap) focused on building technology, infrastructure, and architecture.

Joakim Haraldsson

University Lecturer at Miljö- och energisystem, LTH, with research focus on aluminum as ship fuel and energy efficiency in the aluminum industry.

Torleif Bramryd

Professor of Environmental Strategy at Lund University, Campus Helsingborg, with a background in Ecology, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology.

Examination Components

The three assessment parts of the course: Project work, Discussion seminars, and a Written examination.

Project Work Deadlines

Introduction on January 20th, group/topic selection on January 27th, and report submission on February 18th.

Project Presentations

Scheduled for February 26-27, where participation is mandatory for the entire session during which a student presents and opposes.

Discussion Seminars

Scheduled for February 3rd, 17th, and 24th; students are required to attend at least one of these three sessions.

Study Visit

A mandatory course event scheduled for February 4th.

Written Examination

A digital hall exam scheduled for March 18th, where students are required to bring their own laptops.

CEQ-enkät

The course evaluation survey conducted at the end of the course to collect student feedback.

Ladok

The system used by students to formally register for the course.

Aluminum Industry Research (Haraldsson)

Research investigating energy saving potentials, greenhouse gas emissions, barriers, drivers, and taxonomy for production and support processes.

Environmental Strategy (Miljöstrategi)

A subject established at Campus Helsingborg in 2000 that Torleif Bramryd was responsible for building up.

Ecosystem Services (Ekosystemtjänster)

A research focus of Torleif Bramryd, specifically regarding green areas and the effects of sustainable mobility and transportation.

Circular Economy Research (Bramryd)

Research focusing on cycles related to biogas, nutrient cycles, and recycling strategies.

Wood as Building Material

A research area focusing on climate effects and Life Cycle Assessment (LCA).