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Objectives and Goals

What this course is Basic ground water physics and chemistry Introduction to ground water flow and solute transport modeling Ground water in hydrologic and geologic framework Aquifer testing Math sharpening

What this course is not Large modeling package training Numerical methods Aqueous geochemistry

What I Expect Class participation –Attendance –Attention –Questions (and answers) –Homework –Full preparation for quizzes Knowledge/Skills –Understand and apply basic flow and transport equations –Be able to analyze head, breakthrough, and aquifer test data –Understanding is key

Semester Project Individual or group Group project proposal: FIU Hydrogeology –Collect available well, canal, lake, precipitation, transmissivity, pumping, ET etc. data. –Present data –Application?