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The course provides to students deep knowledge of technological processes applied within the field of waste treatment. The highest attention is devoted here to municipal waste and waste which is generally produced in great volumes, such as for example demolition waste and mining waste. Basic legislative and administrative aspects of waste management are included as well within the course. Emphasis is placed on a detailed overview of the assigned topic.
Last update: Hendrych Jiří (29.08.2025)
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An oral exam; or a graded presentation on a specified topic, followed by an expert discussion on the subject; or a written assignment on a specified topic, followed by an expert discussion on the subject. Last update: Hendrych Jiří (29.08.2025)
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Independent study, regular mandatory consultations, review of submitted written materials, and reflection on the recommendations provided. Last update: Hendrych Jiří (29.08.2025)
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A scholarly discussion on the designated topic and prepared materials. Last update: Hendrych Jiří (29.08.2025)
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Origin and Types of Waste Information Systems in Waste Management, Waste Statistics Waste Processing and Waste Recycling Waste Utilization Municipal Waste, Industrial Waste, Agriculutural Waste Waste Landfills Physico-Chemical Processing of Waste Low-Waste Technologies, Cleaner Production Last update: Březina Milan (16.11.2018)
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Students will gain an overview of waste processing technologies, recycling, and waste management. They will be able to conduct a detailed literature review, work with the technical characteristics of a process, and critically evaluate its applicability and practical relevance. Last update: Hendrych Jiří (29.08.2025)
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None. Last update: Hendrych Jiří (29.08.2025)
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