The goal of the Watershed Certificate is to provide rigorous and high-quality programming that produces graduates capable of working as professionals in the watershed or hydrology fields.  Graduates will possess a very solid scientific and ecological foundation. Graduates will be qualified to work in government or consulting agencies, or if they choose, be prepared to pursue graduate studies in any watershed/hydrology science program. Training will be built on a solid foundation in watershed management and hydrology.

Course List

Code	Title	Semester Credit Hours
Required Courses:
RWFM 301	Wildland Watershed Management	3
RWFM 325	Watershed Analysis and Planning	3
SCSC 301	Soil Science	4
Select two of the following: 1		6
ATMO 201	Weather and Climate
BESC 320	Water and the Bioenvironmental Sciences
BESC 403	Sampling and Environmental Monitoring
ECCB 303	Fire Ecology and Biogeochemistry
ECCB 420	Ecological Restoration of Wetland and Riparian Systems
GEOG 324	Global Climatic Regions
GEOG 331	Geomorphology
GEOG 370/MARS 370	Coastal Processes
GEOG 400	Arid Lands Geomorphology
GEOG 434	Hydrology and Environment
GEOL 420	Environmental Geology
GEOL 410	Hydrogeology
RWFM 414	Ecology of Lakes and Rivers
RWFM 428	Wetland Ecosystem Management
RWFM 440	Wetland Delineation
RWFM 470	Environmental Impact Assessment
Total Semester Credit Hours		16

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 Check each course for required prerequisites