Water Resources Engineering – Master of Engineering (M.E.) Program

Core Courses:

(Choose 2 for at least 6 semester hours)

CIVE 502	Fluid Mechanics
CIVE 514	Hydraulic Structures/Systems (given currently on alternate years)
CIVE 520	Physical Hydrology
CIVE 544	Water Resources Planning and Management

Designated Electives:

(Choose 6 for at least 18 semester hours)

CIVE 413	Environmental River Mechanics
CIVE 423	Groundwater Engineering
CIVE 440	Non-point Source Pollution
CIVE 510	Applied Hydraulic System Design
CIVE 511	Coastal Engineering
CIVE 512	Irrigation Design and Management
CIVE 513	Morphodynamic Modeling
CIVE 519	Irrigation Water Management
CIVE 521	Hydrometry
CIVE/WR 524	Modeling Watershed Hydrology
CIVE 525	Water Engineering: International Development
CIVE 530	Environmental Engineering at the Water-Energy-Health Nexus
CIVE 531	Groundwater Hydrology
CIVE 538	Aqueous Chemistry
CIVE 539	Water and Wastewater Analysis
CIVE 541	Physical Chemical Water Treatment Processes
CIVE 542	Water Quality Modeling
CIVE 549	Drainage and Wetlands Engineering
CIVE 571	Pipe System Engineering and Hydraulics
CIVE 572	Analysis of Urban Water Systems
CIVE 573	Urban Stormwater Management
CIVE 576	Engineering Applications of GIS and GPS
CIVE 604	Fluid Turbulence and Modeling
CIVE 607	Computational Fluid Dynamics
CIVE 610	Special Topics in Hydraulics
CIVE 612	Open-Channel Flow
CIVE 613	Stream Rehabilitation Design
CIVE 622	Risk Analysis of Water/Environmental Systems
CIVE 625	Quantitative Eco-Hydrology
CIVE 631	Solutions to Groundwater Problems
CIVE 716	Erosion and Sedimentation
CIVE 717	River Mechanics
GEOL 652	Fluvial Geomorphology

Open Electives:

Choose any 6 credit hours approved by Track Coordinator