Engineering Hydrology follows water as it moves from sky to catchment, river and reservoir, then transforms that movement into safe engineering decisions. Students learn to turn weather and streamflow observations into defensible analyses, design floods, hydraulic dimensions and routing decisions, while examining how climate change reshapes uncertainty, risk and resilience.
Welcome to the module named SWE 6122 Advanced Hydraulics and its applications (15 Credits).
Advances in Irrigation Engineering For Masters degree in Soil and Water Engineering.
This lecture is divided into two components
Lecture 1 Irrigation planning, design and construction
Lecture 2 Irrigation Management
The lectures comprise Teaching and Demonstration in the following areas
(i) Irrigation Concepts and Terminology
(ii) Irrigation Scheduling and Delivery Systems
(iii) Demonstration 1: Field-Scale Irrigation
(iv) Demonstration 2: Garden-Scale Irrigation
Facilitator:
Dr. Durotimi John
Professor of Soil and Water Engineering
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