Environmental Consulting Practice 2 hrs. An introduction to the principles and practices that are peculiar to environmental consulting. Emphasis is placed on the legal, business, and practical considerations needed to conduct a consulting practice. This course is not to be counted toward the 60 credits beyond the Master's in the Ph.D. program. Hydrology describes the waters of the earth, their occurrence, circulation and distribution, and their reaction with the environment.
Emphasis is on quantitative aspects of surface water.
Topics include, stream flow precipitation, evapotranspiration, hydrographs, runoff, probability analysis and modeling. The study of surface and ground water with special emphasis on its occurrence, movement, and relation to the geologic environment. MATH 123 may be taken concurrently. Applied Hydrology 3 hrs. Application of hydrogeologic theory to water supply networks.