《环境地质工程》课程教学大纲（Curriculum teaching outline of environmental geology engineering）.docVIP

《环境地质工程》课程教学大纲（Curriculum teaching outline of environmental geology engineering） The syllabus of modern engineering geology Course description: this course mainly expounds all kinds of engineering activities on the geological environment impact caused by various kinds of regional environmental engineering geological problems, as well as the formation mechanism and influence factors of these problems, evaluation theory and control theory and method. Basic problems in the study of this course teaching of modern engineering geology, the geological background of environmental engineering geological studies, expounds the engineering geological conditions of regional distribution and the change rule of research theory and research methods, emphasis on regional stability, the urban construction, traffic engineering, hydraulic engineering, mining engineering and special geological environment in the construction of regional engineering geological conditions, environmental engineering geological problems, such as geological disaster evaluation and prediction of regional engineering geological zoning, and method and the preparation of all kinds of engineering geological map system, for selection of major projects (lines) to provide geological basis, put forward the regional engineering geological environment protection and transformation of the basic principles, methods and engineering measures. Class name: Modern Engineering Geology Course number:learning score: 3 hours: 48 Teaching object: graduate school of geology engineering major: civil engineering college Taking courses: engineering geology, soil mechanics, material mechanics Teaching content: The first general theory of modern engineering geology (6 hours) Chapter 1 basic problems of modern engineering geology (2 hours) The development of engineering geology § 1 § 2 engineering geological research thinking and challenges § 3 area and the basic meaning and contents of environmental engineering geology § 4 are