Graduate Program In Water Resources Engineering

The water resources engineering curriculum covers hydraulics and hydrology as it pertains to engineering design, planning, modeling and quantification of natural water quality, availability, conveyance, control and development related to civil and environmental engineering issues. Each student’s program of study must be developed before completing twelve (12) graduate credit hours.  Students pursuing a M.S., M.E. or Ph.D. degree must meet with their supervising committee to fully establish their program of study.  Course requirements for the master's degree are listed below.

Master of Science Degree

Core Courses:  Eighteen (18) semester hours are required from the Core Courses list.

Elective Courses: Three (3) semester hours of elective course work must be taken from Elective Course Group B below.  Three (3) additional semester hours of elective course work must be taken as a research tool or supporting courses to the thesis.  Course selection must result in a cohesive program that supports the thesis and must receive the approval of the student’s supervising committee.

Thesis:  Once the student is enrolled in the thesis course(s), continuous enrollment is required.  The student must be enrolled in six (6) hours of thesis during the semester the student finishes the thesis requirements and files for graduation.

Master of Engineering Degree

Twenty four (24) hours of course work must be in the major area of study.

Core Courses:  Eighteen (18) semester hours are required from the Core Courses list.

Elective Courses: Six (6) semester hours of elective course work must be taken from the Elective Course Group A below.  Six (6) semester hours of elective course work must be taken from The Elective Course Group B below.  Six (6) additional hours of elective course work must be taken as a research tool or supporting courses to the program of work.  Course selection must result in a cohesive program that supports the degree plan and must receive the approval of the student’s supervising committee.

Final Exam:  Enrollment in CE 5193, Master’s Comprehensive Examination is required in the semester of graduation.

Final degree requirements will vary depending upon a student’s background and experience.  Student’s supervising committee establishes individual degree requirements.

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