Water Resources Engineering

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Each year, students undertake a design-intensive multidisciplinary course that focuses on collaboration and project management in a group setting.

eight-month work term from May – December.Our co-op program functions on an ongoing basis with job postings accepted throughout the semester. Employers can begin posting in May for a September start date; in September for a January start date; and January for a Maystart date.

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Water is an invaluable resource. In our Water Resources Engineering program, students learn approaches to manage our water and land resources to ensure adequate clean water is available and design solutions to

and evaluate watershed management options to protect and restore our groundwater, rivers and lakes.

In addition to core engineering analysis and design courses, students will cover hydrology, heat and mass transfer, soil mechanics, groundwater quality, soil and water conservation, watershed systems design and environmental engineering systems.

hands on design courses

Experience writing formal reports including proposals, engineering design reports and technical laboratory reportsUnderstanding of systems approach to managing water resources

research, and municipal, provincial and federal governmentsSolid understanding of modeling and design software and experience with hydrological simulation tools

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BASED ON THE 2017/18 UNDERGRADUATE CALENDAR.

PLEASE SEE THE CURRENT UNDERGRADUATE CALENDAR FOR MORE INFORMATION

YEAR FALL (SEPTEMBER - DECEMBER)

WINTER (JANUARY - APRIL)

SUMMER (MAY - AUGUST)

ONE

• GENERAL CHEMISTRY I • INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING • ENGINEERING AND DESIGN I • CALCULUS I • ONE OF: SCIENCE AND

TECHNOLOGY IN A GLOBAL CONTEXT OR ENGINEERING MECHANICS I

• GENERAL CHEMISTRY II • ENGINEERING ANALYSIS • CALCULUS II • PHYSICS WITH APPLICATIONS • ONE OF: SCIENCE AND

TECHNOLOGY IN A GLOBAL CONTEXT OR ENGINEERING MECHANICS I

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TWO

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ONE OF: MATERIAL SCIENCE ORFLUID MECHANICS

• ELECTRIC CIRCUITS • WATER MANAGEMENT • ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING

SYSTEMS • ONE OF: ENGINEERING AND

DESIGN II OR PROBABILITY AND STATISTICS FOR ENGINEERS

• NUMERICAL METHODS

WORK TERM ONE

THREE

• ENGINEERING ECONOMICS • THERMODYNAMICS • WATER QUALITY • HYDROLOGY • SOIL MECHANICS • 1 RESTRICTED ELECTIVE

WORK TERM TWO WORK TERM THREE

FOUR

• ENGINEERING AND DESIGN III • HEAT AND MASS TRANSFER • GROUNDWATER ENGINEERING • 3 RESTRICTED ELECTIVES

WORK TERM FOUR

FIVE WORK TERM FIVE

• WATER RESOURCES ENGINEERING

DESIGN IV • WATERSHED SYSTEMS DESIGN • 2 RESTRICTED ELECTIVES

ONE OF: MATERIAL SCIENCE OR FLUID MECHANICSGEOMORPHOLOGYAPPLIED DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONSINTRODUCTION TO CO-OPERATIVEEDUCATIONONE OF: ENGINEERING AND DESIGN II OR PROBABILITY AND STATISTICS FOR ENGINEERSONE OF: INTRODUCTION TO MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY OR INTRODUCTION TOMICROBIOLOGYENGINEERING SYSTEMS ANALYSIS

• GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING

• SOIL-WATER CONSERVATION SYSTEMS DESIGN

• URBAN WATER SYSTEMS DESIGN• 2 RESTRICTED ELECTIVES

PROPOSAL FOR ENGINEERING DESIGN IV

Water Resource Engineering Course Sequencing:

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