3 units
- Water Resources Engineering
- Required Courses (15 Units)
Offered: Summer 2027 (not offered), Spring 2027 (unknown), Fall 2026 (offered)
Counts toward
- Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering Concentration, M.S. (2024-25) - Required Courses (15 Units)
- Civil Engineering, M.S. (2026-27) - Water Resources Engineering
- Civil Engineering, M.S. (2025-26) - Water Resources Engineering
- Civil Engineering, M.S. (2024-25) - Water Resources Engineering
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- Environmental Engineering, M.S. (2026-27) - Required Courses (15 Units)
- Environmental Engineering, M.S. (2025-26) - Required Courses (15 Units)
- Environmental Engineering, M.S. (2024-25) - Required Courses (15 Units)
Integration of spatial data analysis and hydrologic modeling. Quantification of spatially distributed hydrologic characteristics. Decomposition of drainage network systems to support quasi-distributed hydrologic modeling. Quantification of hydrologic impacts due to model resolution, altered land use conditions, and modeling techniques.
Prerequisites
CIV E 445 with a minimum grade of C or graduate standing.
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- Who can take it
- CIV E 445 with a minimum grade of C or graduate standing.
- Grading
- LTR: Letter Graded. The class will be offered for letter grade with no option to take it for Cr/NC
- Repeatable
- Maximum 3 units.
0 sections in Spring 2027
CIV E 631 is not offered in Spring 2027. Check all CIV E classes for other terms.