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    This unit provides an introduction to hydrology and water resource management. It covers the hydrologic cycle, precipitation, runoff, stream flow, groundwater, water quality, and water treatment. Quantitative methods will be used, requiring knowledge of calculus, Excel, and Matlab. The unit builds on previous fluid mechanics courses and assumes knowledge of math, fluid mechanics, and engineering principles. Assessment includes exams, assignments, and projects.

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    This unit provides an introduction to hydrology and water resource management. It covers the hydrologic cycle, precipitation, runoff, stream flow, groundwater, water quality, and water treatment. Quantitative methods will be used, requiring knowledge of calculus, Excel, and Matlab. The unit builds on previous fluid mechanics courses and assumes knowledge of math, fluid mechanics, and engineering principles. Assessment includes exams, assignments, and projects.

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    Hydrology - CIVL3614
    Year - 2020

    The overall objective of this unit of study is to give a general introduction to water resources, how these
    are linked the hydrological processes, and how engineering plays a role in the management of water
    resources. The aim of this unit is to provide a detailed understanding of: the hydrologic cycle of water as
    a whole and its specific components including: geophysical flows of water throughout the environment,
    dynamics of precipitation formations, transformations into runoff, reservoir and lake dynamics, stream
    flow discharge, surface runoff assessment, calculation of peak flows, the hydrograph theory, ground
    water flows, aquifers dynamics, concept of water quality and water treatment methods and units. The
    topics mentioned above will be covered in both qualitative and quantitative aspects. Use will be made of
    essential concepts of energy, mass and momentum conservation. An intermediate level of integral and
    differential calculus is required as well as knowledge and use of calculation software such as Excel and
    Matlab.

    Classes
    Refer to the unit of study outline https://www.sydney.edu.au/units

    Assessment
    Refer to the assessment table in the unit outline.

    Additional information
    The unit of study builds on the theory and concepts learnt in CIVL2611 Introductory Fluid Mechanics and
    CIVL3612 Fluid Mechanics.

    Assumed knowledge
    (ENGG1802 OR CIVL1802) AND CIVL3612 AND MATH2061

    Pre-requisites
    CIVL2611

    Details
    Faculty: Engineering

    Semester 2

    24 Aug 2020

    Department/School: Civil Engineering

    Study Mode: Normal (lecture/lab/tutorial) day

    Census Date: 28 Sep 2020

    Unit of study level: Senior

    EFTSL: 0.125

    Available for study abroad and exchange: Yes

    Faculty/department permission required?: No

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    HECS Band: 2

    Census dates shows the latest date to cancel out of a unit*

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