Courses The courses in and related to hydrologic science are extensive within the three schools at Duke University. The breadth of material covered by these courses assures that graduate students in hydrology will obtain a thorough, well-rounded education in hydrologic science. Students also can enroll in additional courses at the University of North Carolina and North Carolina State University. The classes listed below are organized into the categories of mechanics, transport, chemistry and quantitative methods.

Mechanics CEE 237 Soil Mechanics CEE 270 Engineering & Environmental Geophysics ENV 230 Weather & Climate ENV 232 Microclimatology ENV 356 Environmental Fluid Mechanics GEO 218 Geological Fluid Mechanics GEO 221 Hydrogeology GEO 225 Hydrothermal Systems GEO 251 Physics of the Earth Transport CEE 225 Dynamic Engineering Hydrology CEE 227 Groundwater Hydrology & Contaminant Transport CEE 265B Stochastic Models of Contaminant Transport ENV 234 Watershed Hydrology GEO 200 Beach & Coastal Processes GEO 219 Sediment Transport

Chemistry ENV 221 Soil Resources ENV 240 Fate of Organic Chemicals in the Aquatic Environment ENV 242 Environmental Aquatic Chemistry GEO 269 Theoretical Geochemistry GEO 270 Isotope Geochemistry GEO 271 Sedimentary Geochemistry GEO 272 Biogeochemistry ZOO 216 Limnology Quantitative Methods CEE 220 Water Resources Systems Planning & Management ENV 255 Applied Regression Analysis ENV 335 Water Quality Modeling GEO 223 Numerical Methods in Hydrogeology GEO 250 Applied Mathematics for the Environmental & Earth Sciences