CVEN 325 and CVEN 327

Hydrology & Hydraulics and Hydrology & Hydraulics Lab

Department of Civil Engineering, SEAS, UDC
Survey 01: Submit via BLACKBOARD in MS Word Format
Due Date: Monday, 09/21/2020

As an instructor I would like to know more about the individual students taking CVEN
325~327, their backgrounds, interests, and their goals for the course. Your assignment is to
submit your answers to the following questionnaire (turn in at class today or next class).

[PLEASE TYPE]

1. Name and brief background (e.g. where grew up, high school, college etc):

2. Current education level:

3. Prior courses related to this course CVEN 325-327.:

4. Professional interests/plans after graduation (e.g. where you want to work, types of jobs etc):

5. Work experience, internships, or previous research experiences:

6. Outside of class, what are your interests/hobbies/passions?

7. What you hope to learn from this course?

8. Describe any concerns you might have about this course.

9. How do you think the professor can help you to succeed?

10. Who are your group members for CVEN 325 and CVEN 327?

11. Any other relevant comments and information that you want to share about yourself:
 ABET Assessment – Fall, 2020
Course: CVEN 325 & 327
Hydrology & Hydraulics and Hydrology & Hydraulics Lab

Name:
Course Objectives: The purpose of this course is to provide students with an introduction to
hydrology and hydraulics as an engineering science and as a tool for the design and operation
of water resource systems.

Instruction: Students are required to fill the following questions at the beginning and end of the
course (semester) as an assessment of course, student’s mastery of the course, technical skill
development.
Answers
# Questions Beginning End of Course
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Have you taken any course in
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hydrology and hydraulics field?
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Have you taken the course Fluid
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Mechanics?
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3 Do you know ‘Hydrologic Cycle’?

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Identify basic processes of hydrologic

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cycle and name them.

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5 Can you conduct a hydrologic budget?

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Can you estimate runoff from rainfall?
If yes, name few methods.
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7 Have you used an IDF curve? Where ?

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Do you know hydrologic design with
respect to civil engineering structures
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storm sewer design?

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What is difference between analysis

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and design?

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What is a Unit Hydrograph?

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What is fluid density?

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What is fluid viscosity?

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What is Reynolds Number?

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# Questions Beginning End of Course
(Y/N) (Y/N)

What is formula for discharge for a

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circular pipe?

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15 What is a uniform flow?

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What is the Manning’s formula?
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Have you used Moody’s diagram? If

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yes where you have used?

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Can you design a channel for an open

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channel?

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What is the Darcy-Wishbach formula
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and where it is used?
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What is your competency level in

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Excel: Very good/good/OK/Not good

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How do you rank of learning the course
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[Excellent/Good/Satisfactory/Poor]
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