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Methods in Quantitative Risk Assessment

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Introduces students to a variety of quantitative and qualitative methods used in hazard identification/characterization, exposure and dose-response assessment for chemical and microbial risk assessments. Gains experience with selected methods through the assignments including probabilistic exposure assessment modeling, qualitative weight-of-evidence evaluation, and guided review and critique of existing risk analyses. Teaches students to identify and evaluate assumptions used to bridge data gaps and to conceptualize and communicate variability and uncertainty. Uses guest speakers to discuss current and emerging issues in chemical and microbial risk assessment and management.

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