Hydrogeology Courses
Graduate
- EASC 601 (Advanced Groundwater Geochemistry)
- EASC 602 (Environmental Isotopes)
- EASC 603 (Field Techniques in Hydrogeology)
- EASC 613 (Groundwater Modeling)
- EASC 623 (Groundwater Resource Evaluation)
- Special Topics Courses (as described below)
Undergraduate
- EASC 304 (Hydrogeology)
- EASC 315 (Geochemistry of Natural Waters)
- EASC 405 (Water Cycles and Resources: Environmental and Climate Change Impacts)
- EASC 410 (Groundwater Contamination and Transport)
- EASC 416 (Field Techniques in Hydrogeology)
Special Topics Courses
In addition to the regular courses listed in the University Calendar, a variety of three-credit Special Topics course may be completed at the graduate and/or undergraduate level. Possibilities include, but are not limited to, the following:
Transport Modelling - Techniques for modelling contaminant and/or heat transport are introduced through informal discussions, problem assignments and a term project.
Environmental Geophysics – Applications of geophysical techniques to environmental problems.
Geothermics and Geothermal Energy - An introduction to heat flow, high temperature geothermal energy, and aquifer thermal energy storage (ATES).
Climate Change: Science to Adaptation - Topics in climate change / variability science (e.g., modeling, downscaling, historical variability, climate proxies), the impacts of climate change, and adaptation and mitigation strategies are explored.
Numerical Methods in Hydrogeology - Introduction to the mathematical formulation and computer implementation (code-writing) for finite difference and finite element methods used in hydrogeology. Knowledge of differential equations used in hydrogeology and FORTRAN is highly recommended.