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Other
courses I have taught: Open-Channel Hydraulics Risk and Reliability Analysis in
Hydrosystems Engineering Surface-Water Hydrology |
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CIE 308 Applied Engineering Statistics This is
considered an introductory course in engineering statistics. From this
course, students are expected to learn basic statistics and probability
concepts. Students should gain an appreciation of the vital role of
statistics in scientific investigation and develop the capability to apply
basic statistics methods to solve engineering problems. |
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Teaching |
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CIE
444/550
Hydrologic Engineering The overall objective of this course is to familiarize students with
basic concepts of hydrologic processes and analyses. Students are expected to
gain an understanding of fundamental components of the hydrologic cycle, and
to develop the capability to apply statistic methods, frequency analysis,
unit hydrograph and flow routing methods to solve related engineering
problems and projects. This course may also stimulate students’ interests for
further research in hydrologic engineering and hydrosciences. |
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CIE
543
Water Quality Modeling The overall objective of this course is to familiarize students with
basic concepts of mathematical modeling of water quality in natural aquatic
environments. Students are expected to
gain a basic understanding of environmental transport processes, transport
principles of sediment particles and heat, mechanics of turbulent jets and
plumes and characteristics of water quality.
This course will provide students with fundamental knowledge and
quantitative approaches necessary for making water quality management
decisions. |