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Michael G. Yost
ENV H 590
Seattle Campus
In-depth study of an current environmental health topic.
Class description
Exposure assessment science plays a critical role in risk assessment, epidemiology, and environmental public health interventions. This course provides an overview of the principles of exposure science and an examination of how these principles are applied to characterize the hazards of chemical and physical disease agents in both occupational and community environments. The course is divided into four modules: exposure pathway analysis, exposure data analysis, biological markers of exposure, and the energetics of physical agents and injuries.
Student learning goals
General method of instruction
Lecture
Recommended preparation
Graduate standing
Class assignments and grading
Problem sets Midterm Final exam
