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Civ Eng 6338: Advanced Hydrology

A study of methods used in modern hydrologic analysis and design. Items of study include hydrography analysis, maximum possible storm, infiltration, design flood determination and project feasibility.

Time/Day: 04:00 pm - 06:30 pm M
Prerequisites: Civ Eng 3333.
Units: 3
Course Component(s): Lecture

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Distance Education Internet OPEN 71948 1DIS

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Collaborative Learning Software Blackboard

Attention Distance Students: Live and archived streaming available through the distance section of this course in Blackboard.
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