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ENVS 4369

Environmental Hydrology

Undergraduate

provides quantitative and qualitative study of hydrological processes and functions under different environments. It explores natural and anthropogenic impacts on quality, quantity and distribution of water in different environments. Thus. the students will develop a balanced view of the hydrological processes and functions, will be able to understand the basic tenets of water cycle modeling and will be equipped to recognize the role and impact of water management on complex natural phenomena.

Prerequisites & course information

PR: Successful completion of 78 credit hours, including Earth Sciences 1000 , Mathematics 1000 , and Physics 1020 or 1050

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