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Course Title:Water Resources of the Southwest
Section Info.:
Class Section:GEOS3317.001.05F Activity Type(s):Lecture
Class Level:Undergraduate Class Number:11387
Class Credits:3 Grading:Graded - Undergraduate
Description:
GEOS 3317 - Water Resources of the Southwest (3 semester hours) Examination of the water cycle and the role that fresh water has played in the environment and development of the southwest USA and northern Mexico. Topics include water sources, groundwater and surface water systems, evaporation, pollution, and the role of governments and the private sector in managing water resources. (3-0) R
Status:Section Status: OPEN    Available Seats: 29    Enrolled Total: 11   
Instructor(s):
N. Miller   /   email: miller@utdallas.edu
Schedule:

Class Schedule and Location:

Monday & Wednesday  :  9:00am-10:15am  -  FN 2.204

Term: Fall 2005 - Full Term
Starts: August 18, 2005
Ends: December 5, 2005

College:School of Natural Sciences and Mathematics
SyllabusSyllabus for Water Resources of the Southwest (geos3317.001.05f) taught by N. Miller.
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