Program Curriculum

Students will complete a minimum of 35 credits composed of the following:

• 15 credits in the student’s focused science curriculum
• 12 credits of professional skills courses
• 3 credits of internship with an area employer
• 3 credit elective science skills course
• 2 credits of non-thesis research experience and seminar 

Science Curriculum (15 credits):

Management of Regulated River Systems
FISH 515 Large River Fisheries	2 cr.
FISH 430 Riparian Ecology and Management	3 cr.
CE 421 Engineering Hydrology	3 cr.
CE 428 Open Channel Hydraulics  (EO*)	3 cr.
CE 520 Fluid Dynamics (EO*)	3 cr.
CE 521 Sedimentation Engineering (EO*)	3 cr.
CE 526 Aquatic Habitat Modeling (EO*)	3 cr.
CE 535 Fluvial Geomorphology (EO*)	3 cr.
CSS 573 Planning and Decision Making for Watershed Management (www)	3 cr.
CSS 510 Communications Theory in Natural Resource Management	3 cr.

*Courses available through Engineering Outreach