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Institute/Department UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE Program Bachelor of Science (Computer
OF SCIENCES (UIS) Science, Statistics and
Mathematics)(BS213)
Master Subject Coordinator Aditya Rana Master Subject Coordinator E- E7590
Name: Code:
Course Name Environmental Science, Course Code 24UCT-194
Waste and Disaster
Management
Institute/Department UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE Program Bachelor of Science (Computer
OF SCIENCES (UIS) Science, Statistics and
Mathematics)(BS213)
Master Subject Coordinator Harish Nagar Master Subject Coordinator E- E11866
Name: Code:
Course Name Environmental Science, Course Code 24UCT-194
Waste and Disaster
Management
Institute/Department UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE Program Bachelor of Science (Computer
OF SCIENCES (UIS) Science, Statistics and
Mathematics)(BS213)
Master Subject Coordinator Devinder Singh Master Subject Coordinator E- E12285
Name: Code:
Course Name Environmental Science, Course Code 24UCT-194
Waste and Disaster
Management
Institute/Department UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE Program Bachelor of Science (Computer
OF SCIENCES (UIS) Science, Statistics and
Mathematics)(BS213)
Master Subject Coordinator Surjeet Singh Chauhan Master Subject Coordinator E- E1315
Name: Code:
Course Name Environmental Science, Course Code 24UCT-194
Waste and Disaster
Management
Lecture Tutorial Practical Self Study Credit Subject Type
2 0 0 0 2.00 T
Course Type Course Category Mode of Assessment Mode of Delivery
N.A Graded (GR) Theory Examination (ET) Theory (TH)
Mission of the M1 To provide the best infrastructure and teaching learning processes for grooming future mathematicians.
Department M2 To provide a stimulating teaching learning environment to produce qualified students who are equipped with deeper insight
and research skills in the field of Mathematics and allied domains.
M3 To inculcate scientific and analytical thinking abilities by organizing expert talks, workshops, and club activities.
M4 To provide state of art research facilities for high impact research.
M5 To motivate faculty and students quality research and publications through seminars, dissertations, conferences, and national /
international journals of repute.
M6 To promote socially relevant research and innovation in mathematics and interdisciplinary domains
Vision of the To emerge as an elite institution to disseminate scientific temperament, advanced scientific knowledge and provide a platform for
Department research and innovation for serving the society
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Text Books
Sr No Title of the Book Author Name Volume/Edition Publish Hours Years
1 Disaster management: A disaster W. N. Carter Third Springer 2008
manager's handbook
2 Environmental Studies Joseph Benny Second Tata Mc-Graw Hill 2007
Education Private
Limited
3 Management of municipal solid Ramachandra, T. V. Second TERI 2006
waste
Reference Books
Sr No Title of the Book Author Name Volume/Edition Publish Hours Years
1 Ecology and the Environment R.K. Monson First Springer 2014
2 Introduction to environmental Masters, G. M., & Ela, W. P. Second Prentice Hall 2008
engineering and science
Course OutCome
SrNo OutCome
CO1 Understand the complex interactions between humans and the environment, and the impacts of human
activities on ecosystems and natural resources.
CO2 Demonstrate knowledge of key environmental laws, regulations, and international agreements, and their
implications for environmental management and policymaking.
CO3 Apply environmental management tools and techniques, such as environmental impact assessment,
environmental auditing and life cycle assessment to solve real-world environmental problems.
CO4 Analyze local, regional, and global environmental issues, including pollution, climate change, and waste
management, and their effects on human health and well-being, with the aim of creating a better
CO5 Evaluate sustainable development strategies and policies, and their role in addressing environmental
challenges and promoting social, economic, and environmental sustainability.
Lecture Plan Preview-Theory
Mapped with
Pedagogical
Unit No LectureNo ChapterName Topic Text/ Reference Books CO Numer
Tool**
(s)
1 1 Humans and Environment-Definition, components, ,T-Environmental Studies,R-Ecology PPT CO1
the segments, Need for Public Awareness and the Environment ,R-Introduction
Environment to environmental
1 2 Humans and The man-environment interaction- ,T-Environmental Studies,R-Ecology PPT CO1
the Origin of agriculture, Industrial and the Environment ,R-Introduction
Environment Revolution and its impact on the to environmental
environment; Population growth and
natural resource exploitation
1 3 Biodiversity and Introduction to biodiversity and ,T-Environmental Studies,R-Ecology PPT CO1
Ecosystem ecosystem and the Environment ,R-Introduction
to environmental
1 4 Biodiversity and Major conservation policies: in-situ and ,T-Environmental Studies,R-Ecology PPT CO2
Ecosystem ex-situ conservation approaches and the Environment ,R-Introduction
to environmental
1 5 Biodiversity and Overview of natural resources ,T-Environmental Studies,R-Ecology PPT CO1
Ecosystem and the Environment ,R-Introduction
to environmental
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1 6 Natural Water resources ,T-Environmental Studies,R-Ecology PPT CO1
Resources and the Environment ,R-Introduction
to environmental
1 7 Natural Soil and mineral resources ,T-Environmental Studies,R-Ecology PPT CO1
Resources and the Environment ,R-Introduction
to environmental
1 8 Natural Energy resources: Sources of energy ,T-Environmental Studies,R-Ecology PPT CO1
Resources and their classification and the Environment ,R-Introduction
to environmental
1 9 Sustainable World Commission on Environment and ,T-Environmental Studies,R-Ecology PPT CO2
Development Development and the concept of and the Environment ,R-Introduction
sustainable development to environmental
1 10 Sustainable Sustainable Development Goals ,T-Environmental Studies,R-Ecology PPT CO2
Development (SDGs) and the Environment ,R-Introduction
to environmental
2 11 Environmental Point sources and non-point sources of ,T-Environmental Studies,R-Ecology PPT CO4
Pollution and pollution and the Environment ,R-Introduction
Health to environmental
2 12 Environmental Air pollution ,T-Environmental Studies,R-Ecology PPT CO4
Pollution and and the Environment ,R-Introduction
Health to environmental
2 13 Environmental Water pollution ,T-Environmental Studies,R-Ecology PPT CO4
Pollution and and the Environment ,R-Introduction
Health to environmental
2 14 Environmental Soil pollution and solid waste ,T-Environmental Studies,R-Ecology PPT CO4
Pollution and and the Environment ,R-Introduction
Health to environmental
2 15 Environmental Noise pollution ,T-Environmental Studies,R-Ecology PPT CO4
Pollution and and the Environment ,R-Introduction
Health to environmental
2 16 Environmental Thermal and Radioactive pollution ,T-Environmental Studies,R-Ecology PPT CO4
Pollution and and the Environment ,R-Introduction
Health to environmental
2 17 Climate Ozone layer depletion ,T-Environmental Studies,R-Ecology PPT CO4
Change: and the Environment ,R-Introduction
Impacts, to environmental
Adaptation, and
Mitigation
2 18 Climate Acid Rain; Smog ,T-Environmental Studies,R-Ecology PPT CO4
Change: and the Environment ,R-Introduction
Impacts, to environmental
Adaptation, and
Mitigation
2 19 Climate Climate change: Impacts, vulnerability, ,T-Environmental Studies,R-Ecology PPT CO4
Change: and adaptation to climate change and the Environment ,R-Introduction
Impacts, to environmental
Adaptation, and
Mitigation
2 20 Climate Conference of the Parties (COP); ,T-Environmental Studies,R-Ecology PPT CO4
Change: United Nations Framework Convention and the Environment ,R-Introduction
Impacts, on Climate Change (UNFCCC); Paris to environmental
Adaptation, and Agreement; Intended Nationally
Mitigation Determined Contributions (INDCs);
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate
Change (IPCC)
3 21 Waste Municipal solid waste ,T-Management of municipal solid PPT CO3
Management ,R-Ecology and the Environment ,R-
Introduction to environmental
3 22 Waste Waste management hierarchy; waste ,T-Management of municipal solid PPT CO3
Management disposal options; Integrated solid waste ,R-Ecology and the Environment ,R-
management. Introduction to environmental
3 23 Waste Concept of 3R (Reduce, Recycle and ,T-Environmental Studies,T- PPT CO3
Management Reuse); Management of municipal solid ,R-
Ecology and the Environment ,R-
Introduction to environmental
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3 24 Waste Hazardous waste ,T-Environmental Studies,T- PPT CO3
Management Management of municipal solid ,R-
Ecology and the Environment ,R-
Introduction to environmental
3 25 Disaster Disasters – classification; Disaster ,T-Disaster management: A PPT CO5
Management Management Cycle; Disaster disaste,T-Environmental Studies,R-
Management Act-2005 Ecology and the Environment ,R-
Introduction to environmental
3 26 Disaster Natural and man-made disasters ,T-Disaster management: A PPT CO5
Management disaste,T-Environmental Studies,R-
Ecology and the Environment ,R-
Introduction to environmental
3 27 Environmental Environmental audit and impact ,T-Environmental Studies,R-Ecology PPT CO3
Management assessment and the Environment ,R-Introduction
to environmental
3 28 Environmental Environmental management system: ,T-Environmental Studies,R-Ecology PPT CO5
Management ISO 14001; Life cycle analysis, and the Environment ,R-Introduction
Ecolabeling /Eco mark scheme to environmental
3 29 Environmental Concept of Circular Economy, Cost- ,T-Environmental Studies,R-Ecology PPT CO5
Management benefit analysis and the Environment ,R-Introduction
to environmental
3 30 Environmental Water (Prevention and Control of ,T-Environmental Studies,R-Ecology PPT CO5
Management Pollution) Act, 1974; The Air and the Environment ,R-Introduction
(Prevention and Control of Pollution) to environmental
Act, 1981; The Environment
(Protection) Act, 1986
Assessment Model
Sr No Assessment Name Exam Name Max Marks
1 20SU06 External Theory 60
2 20SU06 Assignment/PBL 10
3 20SU06 Attendance Marks 2
4 20SU06 Mid-Semester Test-1 20
5 20SU06 Quiz 4
6 20SU06 Surprise Test 12
7 20SU06 Mid-Semester Test-2 20
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