Water (WATER)

2 graduate courses in Waterloo’s course catalog for Spring 2022, from UW Open Data. uwloo can’t read that term’s Graduate Calendar, so this stands in for it; the calendar itself is in Waterloo’s archive.

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WATER 601 Integrated Water Management

This course provides an overview of current issues and challenges in water research and management from a variety of disciplines, including water science, engineering, governance and economics perspectives. The purpose is to provide students with a broad knowledge base of the key theories, concepts and terminology from various water-related fields, and to allow them to develop connections with peers, water researchers and professionals in other areas of study. Case studies that demonstrate the complexity and opportunities for interdisciplinary water research and innovation, and that allow students to collaboratively explore ideas, will be examined. Seminars, presentations and discussions with faculty members and professionals from different disciplines will introduce students to current research and practice. Course readings will focus on key concepts, perspectives and terminology from multiple disciplines.

WATER Grad Students only

LEC · Course ID 014565Graduate Calendar, Spring 2022 WATER 601 today

WATER 602 Integrated Water Management Project

This course builds on WATER 601 and focuses on the Grand River Watershed. The course normally includes a six to eight day field trip held at the beginning of the term, followed by one or two seminar sessions during the first month of the term. The field trip will allow students to examine specific watershed components, landscapes, infrastructure and conditions from interdisciplinary perspectives. Students will travel across the watershed and meet water practitioners, managers, scientists, volunteers and others concerned with watershed health to learn first-hand about watershed issues and management approaches. Based on the interactive field trips and supporting materials, a multidisciplinary group project will be required where students identify an approach to investigating an emerging watershed issue.

Prereq: WATER 601

SEM · Course ID 014566Graduate Calendar, Spring 2022 WATER 602 today