3. Course Information#
There are a number of core and elective courses that are required for the CEE graduate program. For example, you can find a list of courses for the Hydrology and Water Resources emphasis program here.
3.1. Core Courses#
Fall
CEE 5430/6430 Groundwater Engineering (3 credits, syllabus)
CEE 6400 Physical Hydrology (3).
Spring
CEE 5490/6490 Integrated River Basin/Watershed Planning and Management (3). Covering water management. Use RiverWare.
CEE 6660 Environmental and Hydrologic Data Analysis and Experimentation (3). Covering statistics, data analysis, etc. Use Python.
3.2. Elective Courses#
Below are some of the courses that are offered at USU that may be relevant to the research in our group.
Fall
CEE 6740 Surface Water Quality Modeling (4 credits, even years)
CEE 5410/6410 Water Resources Systems Analysis (3, even years)
CEE 6930 Hydrologic Field Methods (3, will be offered in 2025)
CEE 6630 Process Dynamics (3). Covering solute transport, biogeochemistry, etc.
CEE 6930 Advanced Hydrology through CUAHSI Virtual University (link)
WATS 6600 Environmental Water Management (3)
Spring
CEE 5450/6450 Hydrological Modeling (3 credits, [syllabus](https://groundwater.usu.edu/assets/pdf/CEE_5450-6450_Hydrologic Modeling-2025-Syllabus.pdf))
CEE 6110 Hydroinformatics (3). All about data and data management.
WILD 4100/6100 Scientific Communication for Natural Resource Professionals (new in 2025!)
PSC 5410 Hydroclimate (3). Talk about VIC model in class.
GEO 6800/7800 Applied Numerical Modeling and Machine Learning in the Geosciences (2, even years?). Covering machine learning, numerical method, CHPC, etc.
GEO 5520/6520 Techniques of Groundwater Investigations (3). Covering well drilling, sampling, water level measurement, etc.