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Role of Water Stress in the Design of Water Supply System


BradleyUniversity

About This Course

The objective of this course is to introduce students to the basic components of water stress issue as it applies to the design of water supply system. This introductory course to water stress and water supply will help students to begin developing the engineering thinking process in addressing the contemporary issues for a sustainable water supply system. Students will be required to show all their work in a neat and orderly manner that clearly displays the process of their thoughts.

Tasks: (1)Interpret water stress specific to a location, (2) Retrieve values required for the design of a water supply system for a specific location, (3) identify design capacity for the components of the water supply system, (4) assess the sustainability of the proposed water supply system.

It is strongly recommended to implement this module with Engineering Unleashed Card. See this external link for more information.

Topics Covered

Water supply and demand, water stress, water supply system

Learning Objectives

At the end of this module, students can demonstrate the role of water stress in water distribution system design.

Prerequisites

No prerequisites

Course Authors

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Fahmidah Ummul Ashraf

Assistant Professor, Bradley University

fashraf@fsmail.bradley.edu

Target Audience

Junior/Senior Water Resources Engineering Courses

Tools Needed

Computer with access to Internet, Excel

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: Does this course require programming skills, in what language?

No

Q2: Are there any external links that the learner can consult with?

See this external link for more information.

Q3: Can I adapt this course?

You can export a copy of this module by clicking the Export Link at the top right of this page.

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  2. Course Number

    CE430
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  4. Estimated Effort

    10 hours
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