WATR 1800 Hydrology and Watershed Management

Analysis of water cycles, watershed dynamics, and sustainable management practices for regional water resources.

About this course

WATR 1800 Hydrology and Watershed Management introduces the fundamental principles of how water moves through the environment. You will explore the water cycle, examine watershed dynamics, and learn sustainable practices for managing regional water resources. This course provides the scientific foundation needed for advanced water and environmental studies.

Who takes this course

This course is required for students in the Environmental Technology program.

Credits: 3 · Hours: 45

Prerequisites

None

Learning outcomes

• Explain the components and stages of the hydrologic cycle in local watersheds.
• Analyze watershed boundaries and their impact on water flow and quality.
• Apply basic hydrological data collection methods and measurement techniques.
• Evaluate sustainable management practices for regional water resources.
• Interpret topographic maps and hydrological data for watershed planning.

Evaluation