UCSBPlat . ENV S 193GW

Course introduces students to the fundamentals of groundwater hydrology by exploring the following topics: groundwater and the hydrologic cycle; tectonic and geologic settings of groundwater aquifers; the principles of groundwater flow and storage within the Earth system; groundwater management with an emphasis on California groundwater policy and the characterization of physical basin conditions. Students should be prepared to perform quantitative analyses. Completion of Math 34 A/B or 3 A/B are strongly encouraged.

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Prerequisites: Upper-division standing.

Units

Optional

Grading

Passtime

Upper division only

Level Limit

Letters and science

College

These majors only envst

Instructors

THACKER R E

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Lecture

PHELP2532

T R

15:30 PM - 16:45 PM

40 / 40 Full

ENV S 191

35 / 35 Full

Nature and Science Education Practicum

Shackley M J

T R

11:00 AM - 12:15 PM

93.4% A

ENV S 192

0 / 1 Enrolled

Internships In Environmental Studies

T B A

95.6% A

ENV S 193RU

26 / 40 Enrolled

Environmental Implications of Rural-Urban Transitions

T B A

T R

14:00 PM - 15:15 PM

ENV S 193EB

62 / 60 Full

Ethnobotany and Economic Botany: Human Uses of Plant

Wahlert G A

T R

12:30 PM - 13:45 PM

64.8% A

ENV S 194EB

0 / 10 Closed

Ecology of Biological Control

Dudley T L

ENV S 195B

22 / 25 Enrolled

Environmental Leadership Incubator Project

Zollett E

96.0% A

Groundwater Analyses and the Environment . ENV S 193GW