| Relevant Outcomes |
Items Assessed |
Assessment Rubric |
Outcome 1
An ability to identify, formulate, and solve complex engineering problems by applying principles of engineering, science, and mathematics.
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Homework No. 12: Unsteady flow
A. Calculate Lagrange celerities
B. Determine the type of flood wave (kinematic, diffusion, dynamic) |
1: 0% correct.
2: 25% correct.
3: 50% correct.
4: 75% correct.
5: 100% correct.
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Outcome 7
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An ability to acquire and apply new knowledge as needed, using appropriate learning strategies.
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Homework No. 5: Uniform flow
A. Calculate channel discharge using the Manning equation, with the aid of an online calculator.
B. Calculate flood discharge using the USGS slope-area method, with the aid of an online calculator.
| 1: 0% correct.
2: 25% correct.
3: 50% correct.
4: 75% correct.
5: 100% correct.
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Outcome 8
An ability to apply knowledge of mathematics through differential equations, calculus-based physics, chemistry, and at least one additional area of basic science.
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Homework No. 7: Gradually varied flow
A. Calculate an M1 water-surface profile using an online calculator.
B. Assess the type of prevailing water-surface profile in a given flow situation; then,
use an online tool to calculate the profile. |
1: 0% correct.
2: 25% correct.
3: 50% correct.
4: 75% correct.
5: 100% correct.
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Outcome 12
An ability to design a system, component, or process in at least two civil engineering contexts.
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Homework No. 10: Rapidly varied flow
A. Design a WES (Waterwaters Experiment Station) high-overflow spillway.
B. Calculate the sequent depth of a hydraulic jump using an online calculator. |
1: 0% correct.
2: 25% correct.
3: 50% correct.
4: 75% correct.
5: 100% correct.
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