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Course Syllabus
Course Syllabus
IAUM/TUM: Syllabus (Fall 2019)
This course introduces the fundamentals of fluid motion in rivers and open channels. For civil engineers, its main value lies in the hydraulic design principles of open channels, one of the key systems used for water conveyance.
TUM: Syllabus (Spring 2019)
Fluid Mechanics is one of the foundational courses in engineering. This course introduces the properties of fluids and the principles governing their statics and motion. Understanding this material lays essential groundwork for later courses such as Hydraulics.
FUM: Syllabus (Fall 2019)
This course focuses mainly on optimization methods for water systems, aimed at managing resources as effectively as possible under existing constraints.
IAUM: Syllabus (Fall 2019)
Principles of Dam Engineering is an undergraduate civil engineering course. Its main goal is to introduce students to the different types of dams and the fundamentals of their preliminary design. The course also covers the basic principles of quantity and quality management for dam reservoirs.
TUM: Syllabus (Spring 2019)
Geographic Information Systems (GIS) are recognized today as an important management tool. In civil engineering, this course has many applications, particularly in siting development projects, risk zoning, and urban planning and management.