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Course Number
CHEMENG 35N
CHEMENG 60Q
CEE 64
CEE 100
CEE 115
Course Title
Environmental Regulation
and Policy
Cross-Listed
Classes
--
--
CEE 263D
Managing Sustainable
Building Projects
Units
CEE 215
Quarte
r
Aut
Aut
Win
Spr
Aut
GER
--
Class
General
format/size Area
Level
Science/ Frosh
Enginee preferenc
ring
e, Soph
DBEnviron
Soph
Lecture/Disc
EngrAppSc
mental preferenc
ussion
i
Policy
e
Prereqs
--
--
Professor
Swartz, J.
Robertson, C.;
Libicki, S.
Jacobson, M
Fischer, M
Haymaker, J
Description
An overall energy assessment, projections, and
technologies. How to assess good and bad potential
impacts of leading renewable energy candidates: benefit
versus impact ratio using quantitative cradle-to-grave
approach. Technologies suitable for near-term application
in developing economic systems. Governmental policies,
governmental versus private sector investments, raw
materials supply issues, and impact of cultural influences
on technology choices and speed of implementation.
Classes are ~20 in size. 1 hour lectures three times a
week. Covers basics about renewable energies from an
engineering assessment perspective.
How environmental policy is formulated in the US. How and
what type of scientific research is incorporated into
decisions. How to determine acceptable risk, the public's
right to know of chemical hazards, waste disposal and clean
manufacturing, brownfield development, and new source
review regulations. the proper use of science and
engineering including media presentation and
misrepresentation, public scientific and technical literacy,
and emotional reactions. Alternative models to formulation
of environmental policy. Political and economic forces, and
stakeholder discussions. Classes are ~20 in size and is cotaught by Shari Libicki, a partner at Environ, an
environmental consultancy. The focus is how science can
inform policy. Class session occurs once a week and is 2
hours, 50 minutes long; the format is part lecture part group
work. There is a heavy emphasis on group presentation
and a project at the end of the term. There are no midterms
or a final. The average workload is 5-10 hours a week.
Web Link
Comments
--
--
CEE 136
Green Architecture
CEE 142A
Creating Sustainable
Development
CEE 172M
CEE 172P
CEE 242A
Energy Resources
CEE 176A
CEE 176B
Electric Power:
Renewables and Efficiency
CEE 173A
CEE 177 P
CEE 236
3-4
CEE 207A,
EARTHSYS 103
--
Win
Aut
Christensen, S
Koomey, J.
Win
4-5
Aut
Woodward, J.
3-4
Win
Masters, G.
Masters, G.
3-4
Spr
1-2
Win,
Alternat
e years
--
Upper
Consent
Enginee
level
of
Lecture (28) ring/Poli undergrad instructor
cy
uates and for field
graduates
trip
Woodward, J
http://www.maproyalty.com/stanford/176F/
CEE 177S/277S
1-5
Aut,
Spr
CEE 226
3-4
Aut
CEE 226E
Advanced Topics in
Integrated, Energy-Efficient
Building Design
Spr
CEE 248G-01
Measuring Sustainabiltiy
Spr 09
CEE 301
Fall,
Win,
Spr
EE 140
MS&E 92Q
MS&E 198
International Environmental
Policy
GEOPHYS 140
--
--
Staff
Staff
Aut
Jiffy Vermylen
None
Aut
Juniors,
DB(Altern
Enginee Seniors,
EngrAppSc Lecture/Lab
ate
ring
Grad
i
years)
students
Win
--
--
Policy
Soph
preferenc
e
--
--
ECON 50
and
Advanced knowledg
Econom juniors
e of
Lecture/Disc
ics/Polic
and
spreadsh
ussion
y
seniors,
eets, or
Grad
consent
of
instructor
Horne, R.
Zebker, H.
Weyant, J.
Huntington, H.
Coursework
Field trip,
some group
work
MS&E 243
MS&E 248
MS&E 294
MS&E 295
MS&E 296
Economics of Natural
Resources
IPS 248
--
--
3-4
Spr
Aut
Alternat
e years
Win
Spr 09
--
Lecture (45)
Policy
IPER 241
Graduate
or ECON
s
50, 51.
--
Econom Seniors,
MS&E
Lecture/Disc
ics/Polic
Grad
241 or
ussion
y
students ECON 51
--
Backgrou
nd in
economic
Econom Seniors,
s,
ics/Polic
Grad
optimizati
y
students
on, and
decision
analysis
--
Backgrou
nd in
economic
Econom Seniors,
s,
ics/Polic
Grad
optimizati
y
students
on, and
decision
analysis
Econom Seniors,
ics/Polic
Grad
y
Students
Sweeney, J
Sweeney, J
Weyant, J.
Weyant, J.
Schipper, L.
None
Group Project
MS&E 453B
MS&E 453C
MS&E 474
MS&E 491
Environmental Decision
Making Seminar
Business and
Environmental Issues
--
--
--
--
Win
Spr
Spr
Alternat
e years
--
--
--
--
Seminar
Seminar
Seminar
Seniors,
Econom
Grad
ics/Polic students
y
(any
school)
Seniors,
Econom
Grad
ics/Polic students
y
(any
school)
Seniors,
Grad
students,
though
Econom
freshmen,
ics
sophomor
es, and
juniors
okay too
Econom
ics
Grad
--
--
--
--
Robinson, B.
Robinson, B.
Plambeck, E.;
Sweeney, J.
MATSCI 156
MATSCI 302
Solar Cells
MATSCI 316
Nanoscale Science,
Engineering, and
Technology
ME 25N
ME 260
ME 399
--
--
--
--
--
--
Aut
Spr
Win
Win
Spr
Alternat
e years
DBEngrAppSc
i
--
Enginee
ring/Sci
ence
Enginee
ring/Sci
ence
Juniors,
Seniors
Grad
--
--
Ideally
knowledg
e of
organic
materials
(MatSci
190/210
or
ChemE
160),
microfrab
rication
(EE 212),
and
electronic
materials
(MatSci
152 and
MatSci
209)
--
Enginee
ring/Sci
ence
--
High
school
Frosh
physics,
Science preferenc
chemistry
e
, and
biology
--
MATH
43,
PHYSICS
Juniors,
Enginee
55, and
Seniors,
ring/Sci
ENGR 30
Grad
ence
or ME
students
140, or
equivalen
ts
--
Science
Grad
Grad
--
Clemens, B.
McGehee, M.
Cui, Y.
Bowman, C.
Prinz, F.
EARTHSYS 10
EARTHSYS 15SI
Introduction to Earth
Systems
Reducing Stanford's
Carbon Footprint
EARTHSYS 45N
EARTHSYS 101
EARTHSYS 102
EARTHSYS 103
EARTHSYS 112
Renewable Energy
Sources and Greener
Energy Processes
Energy Resources
Environmental Economics
and Policy
--
--
--
ENERGY 101
ENERGY 102
ECON 155
EDUC 122X
4 or 5
Aut
Aut
DB-NatSci
--
Lecture,
with
sections
(150)
Science
Primarily
freshmen
&
sophomor
es
Guest
lectures,
field trips,
Undergra
discussions, Science
duates
group
project (1012)
Introsem
(15)
Ernst, G.
--
Taught by a
different student
each year.
Faculty sponsor:
Schneider, S.
Win
DB-NatSci
Win
DBEngrAppSc
i
Recomm
Sophomor
ended:
Enginee
es,
MATH 21
ring
Juniors,
or 42,
Seniors
ENGR 30
DBEngrAppSc
i
Recomm
ended:
101,
MATH 21
or 42
Spr
Aut
Win
Alternat
e Years
Science Freshmen
--
Enginee
ring
Juniors,
Seniors
Undergra
Lecture,
DBduates
with optional Enginee
EngrAppSc
and
section
ring
i
Graduate
(130)
s
DB-NatSci
--
Econom
ics/Polic
y
Juniors,
Seniors
Science/
Undergra
Educati
duates
on
--
--
Howell, D.
Kovscek, A;
Durlofsky, L
Kovscek, A;
Gerritsen, M;
Horne, R
Woodward, J
ECON 50
Kotchen, M
--
Hoagland, S;
Emery, D;
Goldman, S
None
None
None
http://www.maproyalty.com/stanford/173A/
EARTHSYS
124/224
EARTHSYS
132/232
EARTHSYS
147/247
EARTHSYS
188/288
EARTHSYS 205
Environmental Justice:
Local, National, and
International Dimensions
Political Economy of
Energy Policy
EARTHSYS 215
ENERGY 101
--
IPS 263
BIO 147/247,
HUMBIO 116
--
Law 227
--
EARTHSYS 101
2 or 3
4 or 5
Alternat
e Years
Spr
--
Win;
Alternat DB-NatSci
e Years
Alternat
e Years
Win
Science/
Undergra
Social
duates
Science
--
--
--
Spr
--
Win
DBEngrAppSc
i
Seminar
with guest
lectures (20)
Policy
Juniors,
Seniors,
Graduate
s
Lecture,
with
Juniors,
discussion Science/ Seniors,
section for Policy Graduate
247 (100s
150)
Seminar
Policy
Policy
Policy
--
--
--
Juniors, Applicatio
Seniors
n
Juniors,
Seniors, Applicatio
Graduate
n
s
Juniors,
Seniors,
Graduate
s
--
Recomm
Sophomor
ended:
Enginee
es,
MATH 21
ring
Juniors,
or 42,
Seniors
ENGR 30
Burns, W
O'Keefe, T
Victor, D
Victor, D
Simon, G
Kovscek, A;
Durlofsky, L
None
None
ENERGY 102
Renewable Energy
Sources and Greener
Energy Processes
ENERGY 104
Technology in the
Greenhouse
ENERGY 120
Fundamentals of Petroleum
Engineering
ENERGY 130
EARTHSYS 102
--
ENGR 120
--
Spr
Spr
Aut
Aut
DBEngrAppSc
i
--
--
--
Aut
--
ENERGY 155
Undergraduate Report on
Energy Industry Training
--
1 to 3
Aut,
Win,
Spr,
Sum
--
ENERGY
167/267
ENERGY 175
ENERGY
180/280
Win
--
Spr
--
Lecture (12)
Juniors,
Seniors
Juniors,
Enginee Seniors,
ring
Graduate
s
ENERGY
153/253
--
Enginee
ring
Junior
UpperLecture,
level
Enginee
with field trip
undergrad
ring
(12-18)
uates and
graduates
Upper
level
undergrad
Lecture w/
uate &
brief weekly Enginee graduate
discussion
ring
(~1/3
section (18)
Undergra
d, 2/3
Grad)
DBJunior,
Enginee
EngrAppSc Lecture (25)
Senior,
ring
i
Graduate
--
DBAlternat
EngrAppSc
e Years
i
Enginee
ring
Senior
Recomm
ended:
ENERGY
101,
MATH 21
or 42
--
--
--
Kovscek, A;
Gerritsen, M;
Horne, R
Benson, S
Lindblom, R
Benson, S;
Wilcox, J
Written
consent
of
instructor
Staff
--
ENERGY
120.
Recomm
ended:
ENERGY
130
--
--
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
Horne, R
(see attached
document for
course
highlights)
ENERGY 194
ENERGY
121/221
ENERGY 222
ENERGY 223
ENERGY 224
ENERGY 225
ENERGY 226
ENERGY 227
Fundamentals of
Multiphase Flow
Advanced Reservoir
Engineering
Reservoir Simulation
Advanced Reservoir
Simulation
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
1 to 3
3 or 4
Aut,
Win,
Spr,
Sum
None
Enginee
ring
--
Undergra
Enginee
duate and
ring
Graduate
Win
Spr
Win
Aut
Win
Spr,
Alternat
e Years
Alternat
e Years
--
--
Lecture (20)
ENERGY
221 and
246, or
consent
Enginee Graduate
of
ring
s
instructor.
Recomm
ended:
CME 206
--
--
--
--
--
H, Tchelepi
Lecture (10)
Lecture (15)
Durlofsky, L
Durlofsky, L;
Tchelepi, H;
Gerritsen, M
Enginee Graduate
CME 200
ring
s
Enginee Graduate
ring
s
--
--
Orr, F
Castanier, L
Kovscek, A
None
ENERGY
223 or
Durlofsky, L;
Enginee Graduate
consent Tchelepi, H; Aziz,
ring
s
of
K
instructor
Enginee Graduate
ring
s
May be
repeated for
credit.
Staff
May be
repeated for
credit.
None
May be
repeated for
credit.
None
ENERGY 230
ENERGY 246
Reservoir Characterization
and Flow Modeling with
Outcrop Data
ENERGY 255
--
Spr
--
Lindblom, R
Graham, S;
Tchelepi, H;
Boucher, A
Staff
GES 246
Aut
--
Lecture,
with field
Enginee
and lab
Graduate
ring
components
(25)
--
1 to 3
Sum
--
ENERGY 269
Geothermal Reservoir
Engineering
--
Spr
--
ENERGY 273
--
1 to 3
Aut,
Win,
Spr,
Sum
ENERGY 301
Energy Seminar
CEE 301
ENERGY 355
--
EESS 37N
--
--
Horne, R
--
Enginee Graduate
ring
s
--
Staff
Aut,
Win,
Spr
--
Undergra
Seminar (70
Science/ duates
enrolled,
Enginee
and
150
ring
Graduate
attendees)
s
1 to 3
Sum
--
Independent Enginee
PhD
Consent
work
ring
students of advisor
Lecture; 2
field trips
(25-30)
--
Seniors
and
graduates
Enginee
ring
None
None
May be
repeated for
credit.
None
None
Alternat
DB-NatSci
e Years
EESS 39N
--
Spr
DB-NatSci
GEOPHYS 255
--
1 to 3
Au,
Win,
Spr,
Sum
--
ENERGY
130 or
equivalen
t; basic
well
Upperlogging;
Lecture,
level
Enginee
and
with field trip
undergrad
ring
standard
(8-12)
uates and
practice
graduates
and
applicatio
n of
electric
well logs
Introsem
Introsem
Science Freshmen
Science Freshmen
--
Horne, R
Staff
Written
consent
of
instructor
May be
http://woods.stanford.edu/cgi-bin/energyseminar.php
repeated for
credit.
None
May be
repeated for
credit.
None
May be
repeated for
credit.
--
--
Staff
GEOPHYS 300
GES 246
Reservoir Characterization
and Flow Modeling with
Outcrop Data
GES 253
IPER 243
CLASSGEN
123/223
ECON 17N
ECON 251
HISTORY
282C/382C
Environmental History of
the Middle East
EARTHSYS 300,
EEES 300, EESS
300, ENERGY
300, GES 300,
IPER 300
ENERGY 246
Aut
Aut
--
Seminar
Science
Graduate
s
--
Harris, J.
--
Graham, S;
Tchelepi, H;
Boucher, A
--
Lecture,
with field
Enginee
and lab
Graduate
ring
components
(25)
Graham, S
IPER 241
Graduate
or ECON
s
50, 51.
Sweeney, J
--
Spr
--
Prerequis
ites: 110,
Lecture,
151.
with lab
Science Graduate Recomm
component
ended:
(25)
GEOPHY
S 184.
MS&E 243
Spr
--
Lecture (45)
URBANST 115
--
--
HISTORY 382C
3-5
2-5
4 -5
Spr
Spr
Win
Spr
--
--
--
--
Lecture
Seminar
Lecture
Seminar/Dis
cussion
Policy
Social
Undergra
Science
d
s
Econom
ics
Econom
ics
Policy
F, Sem
Grad
Juniors,
Seniors,
Grad
students
--
--
202, 203,
204, 271,
and 272
--
Shanks, M
Wolak, F
Wolak, F
Mikhail, A
None
None
http://humanitieslab.stanford.edu/admin/directory.html
IPS 262
POLISCI 43N
POLISCI 242
Contemporary Issues in
Nuclear Energy Policy
PUBLPOL 121
URBANST 165
ANTRHO 90C
--
--
--
--
4-5
HUMBIO 118
3-5
Win
Aut
Spr
Aut
--
--
--
--
NGTY DB-SocSci
Win
DB-SocSci,
WIM
Lecture
Seminar
Lecture/Disc
ussion
Seminar
(22)
Policy
Policy
Policy
Policy
Grad
S, Sem
Grad
Undergra
d
--
--
Senior
standing,
or
masters
student;
familiarity
with basic
economic
and
political
economy
is highly
desired
--
Staff
Karl, T
Nation, J
Policy
Social
Science
Bird, R
ANTHRO 115A
ANTHRO
161A/261A
ANTHRO
162/262
ME 25N
ANTHRO
177/277
APPPHYS 219
HUMBIO 115
3-5
HUMBIO 114
3-5
Seminar
(10-15)
Spr
DB-Hum,
ECGlobalCom
Social
Science
Win
HUMBIO
Core
Truncer, J
Glover, S
Durham, W
Social
Science
NGTY DB-SocSci
Win
Juniors,
Seniors
Lecture
w/Discussio Social
n Section Science
(40)
Aut
Spr
Social
Science
Seminar
F, Sem
Bowman, C
Shen, Z
Alternate Years
APPPHYS 79N
BIO 13N
Environmental Problems
and Solutions
Aut
Spr
BIO 15N
Environmental Literacy
Win
CHEM 237
Electrochemistry
Win
GES 171
Geochemical
Thermodynamics
Aut
GEOPHYS 222
(formerly 182)
Reflection Seismology
Aut,
Given
Alt.
Years
By
Freshmen
Science,
application,
,
Enginee
Seminar, 19
Sophomor
ring
people
es
Seminar
Seminar
Science
F, Sem
None
--
Ehrlich, P
Science
F, Sem
--
Schneider, S
Science
Juniors,
Seniors,
Grad
CHEM
171
Chidsey, C
Science,
Enginee
ring
Enginee
Graduate
ring
GES 80
Bird, D
Klemperer, S
Professor
biography
http://www.stanford.edu/group/CCB/Staff/Ehrlich.html
provided in
Web Link
GEOPHYS 223
(formerly 183)
Reflection Seismology
Interpretation
GEOPHYS 224
(formerly 184)
Seismic Reflection
Processing
PHYSICS 220
PHYSICS 221
PHYSICS 152A
PHYSICS 152B
PHYSICS 172
PHYSICS 450
1 to 4
Win,
Given
Alt.
Years
Enginee
Graduate
ring
Spr,
Given
Alt.
Years
Enginee
Graduate
ring
Classical Electrodynamics
Win
Classical Electrodynamics
Introduction to Particle
Physics I
Introduction to Particle
Physics II
Particle Physics
Spr
PHYSICS 252A
PHYSICS 252B
Win
Spr
Spr
Aut
Science
Advanced
undergrad
uates/
Graduate
Physics
121, 210,
Math 106
and 132
Science
Physics
Juniors,
121,
Seniors, 210,220;
Grad
Math 106
and 132
Lecture, 15
Science
students
Physics
Juniors,
130, Co
Seniors,
-- Physics
Grad
131
Lecture, 15
Science
students
Physics
130,
Physics
152 Co -Physics
131
Juniors,
Seniors,
Grad
Advanced
Physics
Science undergrad
170, 171
uates
Physics
Lecture, 14
Science Graduate 262, 330,
students
331, 332
Klemperer, S
Klemperer, S
Tantawi, S
Tantawi, S
Dixon, L
Quinn, H
Manoharan, H
Peskin, R
http://www.slac.stanford.edu/~lance/phys152A/index.html
No net energy
http://www.slac.stanford.edu/~mpeskin/Physics450/
yet via particle
physics
PHYSICS 25
PHYSICS 41
PHYSICS 43
PHYSICS 45
Modern Physics
Mechanics
Spr
Win
PHYSICS
Lecture and
All
23 or
discussion,
Science undergrad consent
120
uate
of
students
instructor
Freshmen
Lecture, 100
,
Science
students
Sophomor
es
Spr
Freshmen
Lecture, 100
,
Science
students
Sophomor
es
Aut,
Sum
Freshmen
Lecture, 100
,
Science
students
Sophomor
es
--
--
--
Burchat, P
Church, S
Fisher, I
PHYSICS 61
PHYSICS 63
PHYSICS 65
PHYSICS 120
PHYSICS 121
Thermodynamics and
Foundations of Modern
Physics
Aut
Win
Strong
math and
Lecture, 60 Science Freshmen physics
backgrou
nd
Strong
Freshmen
math and
Lecture, 30
,
Science
physics
students
Sophomor
backgrou
es
nd
Spr
Strong
math and
Lecture, 30
Science Freshmen physics
students
backgrou
nd
Win
Pre -Physics
43/63,
Sophomor Pre/Co -Science
es,
Math 52
Juniors
and 53,
Co:
Physics
112
Spr
Lecture
Physics
Lecture and
120,
Class
Mainly
Math
discussion Science sophomor
131,
(25-30
e
Physics
students)
112
Blandford, R
Allen, S
Fetter, A
Cabrera, B
Petrosian, V
Coursework
NA
ENGR 231
OIT 333/334
MS&E 288
Transformative Design
3-5
ME206A/ME206
B
TBD
IPER 243
MS&E 243
Win
Win/Sp
r
Spr
Seminar
(40)
Seminar
(40)
Seminar
(24)
3-4
Spr
Seminar
(12)
Spr
Lecture (45)
Design
All
Sarah S.
Lochlann Jain,
Cultural and
Social
Anthropology;
Applicatio
Wendy Ju,
n
d.school; Bill
Moggridge,
IDEO; Bernard
Roth, Mechanical
Engineering and
d.school
Interdisc
Applicatio
Grad only
iplinary
n
James Patell;
David Beach
Policy
241 or
ECON
50, 51
Sweeney, J
> - Level
(frosh,
sophomore,
junior, senior,
graduate)
IPER 335
IPER 339
LAW 513
LAW 514
Environmental
Entrepreneurship
GSBGEN 339
LAW 599
LAW 604
Environmental Law
Workshop: Clean
Technology
LAW 227
Same as LAW
608, OIT 338
1.7
EARTHSYS 175,
EARTHSYS 275,
CEE 175A,
CEE275A
5.1
4.5
3.75
Earth Systems
205
Win
Aut
(next
availabl
e 2010)
Seminar
(40)
Seminar
(40)
Aut
MBA
Law
Policy
Seminar
(30)
Interdisc
iplinary
Policy
Plambeck, E;
Daily, G; Field, C;
Masters, G;
Palumbi, S
Plambeck, E
Grenfell, K
Law
Law
familiarity
Juniors,
with
Seniors,
energy
Graduate systems
s
and
policies.
Heller, T
Caldwell, M;
Thompson, B
Victor, D
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website (if
applicable)
Interdisc
iplinary
Aut /
Win
(Semes
ter)
Win
Interdisc
iplinary
Policy
Win
Win
MBA,
Interdisc Law, MD
iplinary with IPER
MS
http://www.law.stanford.edu/program/courses/#2nd-3rd_year_program
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LAW 605
LAW 455
LAW 220
International Environmental
Law
Regulated Industries
3.75
4.5
3.75
Not this
year
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(last
offered
2007)
Win
(Last
offered
2008)
Policy
Seminar
(30)
Seminar
(30)
Policy
Policy
Law
Law
Law
David Victor
David Victor