M.S.
Environmental Fluid Mechanics
and Hydrology
Guidelines for Designing an Environmental
Fluid Mechanics and Hydrology MS program
Environmental
Fluid Mechanics
(typically 2 courses) |
| Course Title |
Course Number |
Units |
Quarter |
Instructor |
| Hydrodynamics |
CEE 262A |
3-4 |
Aut |
Monismith |
| Transport & Mixing in Surface Water Flows |
CEE 262B |
3-4 |
Win |
|
| Introduction to Physical Oceanography |
CEE 262D |
4 |
Win |
|
| Lakes and Reservoirs |
CEE 262E |
2-3 |
Spr (10-11) |
|
| Ocean Waves |
CEE 262F |
3 |
Win (10-11) |
Monismith |
| Rivers, Streams, and Canals |
CEE 264A |
3-4 |
Aut, Sum |
|
| Mechanics of Stratified Flows |
CEE 363A |
3 |
Win |
|
| Ocean/Estuarine Modeling |
CEE 363C |
3 |
Win (09-10) |
Fringer |
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| Hydrology / Meteorology (typically
2 courses) |
| Course Title |
Course Number |
Units |
Quarter |
Instructor |
| Physical Hydrogeology |
CEE 260A |
4 |
Aut |
|
| Surface and Near-Surface Hydrologic Response |
CEE 260B |
4 |
Aut (09-10) |
|
| Contaminant Hydrogeology |
CEE 260C |
4 |
Spr |
|
| Weather and Storms |
CEE 263C |
3 |
Aut |
Jacobson |
| Watersheds and Wetlands |
CEE 266A |
3 |
Aut |
Freyberg |
| Floods & Droughts, Dams & Aqueducts |
CEE 266B |
3 |
Win |
Freyberg |
| Adv Topics in Hydrol/Water Res |
CEE 266C |
3 |
Spr |
Freyberg |
| Water Resources/Hazards Field Trips |
CEE 266D |
2 |
Win |
Freyberg |
| Groundwater Flow |
CEE 268 |
3-4 |
Win, Sum |
Kitanidis, staff |
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| Applied Mathematics (typically
3 courses) |
| Course Title |
Course Number |
Units |
Quarter |
Instructor |
Math & Comp Methods in Engrg
(Strongly recommended for Ph.D.) |
ME 200
ME 204
ME 206 |
3
3
3 |
Aut
Win
Spr |
|
| Computations in CEE |
CEE 201D |
3 |
Aut |
Kitanidis |
| Modeling/Sim for Civil Env Engr |
CEE 262C |
3 |
Spr |
Fringer |
| Air Pollution Modeling |
CEE 263A |
3-4 |
Spr (09-10) |
Jacobson |
| Numerical Weather Prediction |
CEE 263B |
3-4 |
Spr (10-11) |
Jacobson |
| Stochastic Inverse Modeling |
CEE 362G |
3-4 |
Spr |
Kitanidis |
| Applied Math in Reservoir Engrg |
Energy 281 |
3 |
Spr (10-11) |
|
| Applied Math in Chem and Bio Sci |
ChemEng 300 |
3 |
Aut (10-11) |
|
| Applied Matrix Theory |
Math 104 |
3 |
Aut, Win |
|
| Partial Differential Equations I |
Math 131M/P |
3 |
Aut, Win |
|
Advanced
Electives numbered 200 or above in Statistics, or in the 210's or
220's in MS&E.
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| Communication Skills (normally
1 courses) |
| Course Title |
Course Number |
Units |
Quarter |
Instructor |
| Teaching Public Speaking |
E 100 |
5 |
Aut, Win, Spr |
|
| Public Speaking |
E 103 |
3 |
Aut, Win, Spr |
|
| Tech & Professional Writing |
E 202W |
3 |
Aut, Ain, Spr |
|
| Teaching Science Literacy |
CEE 277A |
2-4 |
Win (10-11) |
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| Air/Water Quality (normally
1 courses) |
| Course Title |
Course Number |
Units |
Quarter |
Instructor |
| Air Pollution from Urban Smog to Global Change |
CEE 263D |
3 |
Win |
Jacobson |
| Movement & Fate of Contaminants
in Waters |
CEE270 |
3 |
Aut, Sum |
Staff |
| Phys & Chem Treatment Processes |
CEE 271A |
3 |
Win |
Staff |
| Environmental Biotechnology |
CEE 271B |
4 |
Win |
Criddle |
| Aquatic Chemistry |
CEE 273 |
3 |
Aut |
Leckie |
| Environmental Microbiology I |
CEE 274A |
3 |
Aut, Sum (08-09) |
Spormann, Staff |
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Planning & Management (normally 1 course)
Course Title |
Course Number |
Units |
Quarter |
Instructor |
Environmental Planning Methods |
CEE171 |
3 |
Win |
Ortolano |
Sustainable Water Resources Development |
CEE265A |
3 |
Spr |
Ortolano |
Water Resources Management |
CEE 265C |
3 |
Spr |
Ortolano |
| Water and Sant in Dev Countries |
CEE 265D |
3 |
Win |
Davis |
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Technical Electives
(Take
additional courses as necessary to complete the 45 unit M.S. course work
requirement)
Additional
courses may be selected from the above list of courses and/or from course
offerings from other engineering and engineering-related disciplines that
contribute to a coherent program of study. In particular, the Departments
of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Chemical Engineering, Computer Science,
Geological and Environmental Sciences, Mechanical Engineering, Petroleum
Engineering and Statistics all offer courses of interest. The Departments
of Economics and Political Science and the Law School also offer courses
related to resource planning issues.
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