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Water Resources Engineering

Degree Requirements & Plan

• Undergraduate Requirements
• Graduate Requirements

Undergraduate Requirements

To fulfill the common degree plan, undergraduate students declaring an emphasis in water resources engineering are required to complete a technical elective plan. Please contact the area advisor with questions about this technical elective plan. Substitutions must be approved in writing. *NOTE: This information is provided as a general guideline and may change without warning.

Required Coursework - Catalog 128 only

Math/Science

Choose 3 hrs From:

• AGRO 445
• CHEM 222, 227
• GEOL 320, 410
• MATH 311, 401, 411
• ATMO 201
• MICR 206
• RENR 205, 375, 420, 444
• STAT 212

Breadth*

• CVEN 301, 303, 307, 339, 345, 365, 444

Choose 2-5 hrs From:

• CVEN 342, 349, 403, 446

Focus*

Choose 6-9 hrs From:

• CVEN 455, 458, 463

Choose 3-6 hrs From:

• CVEN 336, 401, 402, 406, 413, 423, 435, 454, 456
• OCEN 400

Capstone Design

• CVEN 400

* The total number of breadth and focus hours must equal or exceed 35.

Graduate Requirements

Each area my have its own graduate degree requirements in addition to the requirements set forth by the department and university. Please check with your advisor for the most current degree requirements.

• Master of Science (M.S.)
• Master of Engineering (M. Eng.)
• Master of Engineering (M. Eng.)-One-year degree with focus on Water Resources Engineering New!
• Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
• Doctor of Engineering (D. Eng.)
• Ph.D. Course Information