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Instructor: |
Jan
W. Hopmans 123
Veihmeyer 752-3060 |
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Class
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9-10
am, 116 Veihmeyer Hall |
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Prerequisites: |
ERS100
or HYD110 or SSC100 |
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Textbook: |
Selected
notes by instructors |
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Course
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3
Lectures/Discussion sessions; biweekly problem sets; Research
paper |
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Course
grading: |
Problem
sets: 40 %; Class participation: 10 %; |
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Course
goals: |
(1)
to integrate principles of soil water and plant water relationships with
irrigation system characteristic and other factors into an analytical
framework for irrigation water management, (2) to analyze the influence of
irrigation water management practices on soil and water quality, (3)to
introduce the student to a variety of case studies, ranging from irrigation
management practices in greenhouses or in wine grapes to the environmental
impact of irrigation to the State. |
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