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Engineering Hydrology Course Overview

The Engineering Hydrology course (CEng-3163) aims to provide students with fundamental principles and methods of hydrology applicable in engineering. Key topics include hydrologic processes, precipitation, evaporation, infiltration, stream flow analysis, and flood management techniques. The course involves lectures, tutorials, and assessments with a focus on practical applications to real-world hydrological problems.
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Engineering Hydrology Course Overview

The Engineering Hydrology course (CEng-3163) aims to provide students with fundamental principles and methods of hydrology applicable in engineering. Key topics include hydrologic processes, precipitation, evaporation, infiltration, stream flow analysis, and flood management techniques. The course involves lectures, tutorials, and assessments with a focus on practical applications to real-world hydrological problems.
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DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING

Course Title: Engineering Hydrology (CEng-3163) ECTS 5, Pre-requisites CEng (3162)


Year III, Semester II
Course Description:
The purpose of this course is to introduce the general principles and methods of hydrology in
engineering fields. It covers the introduction of hydrologic processes, elements of Hydrological
cycle, stream flow analysis, flood hydrograph, flood routing and flood frequency analysis. Besides
surface hydrology, ground water analysis will be dealt. The course mainly focuses to provide a
sound knowledge in the above areas so that the students will handle hydrological problems in a
real world
Course Outline
1. Introduction  Introduction
 Introduction  Measurement Techniques
 Hydrologic Cycle & its component  Discharge computation
 Applications in Engineering  Runoff Estimation from Rainfall
 Water Budget Equation 6. Hydrograph Analysis
2. Precipitation  Concept of Hydrograph
 Causes and Forms of precipitation  Unit Hydrograph
 Measurements of Precipitation  S – Curve hydrograph
 Rainfall Data Process 7. Flood Routing
 Intensity–Duration–Frequency  Introduction
Relationship  Basic equations
3. Evaporation  River/ channel routing (Muskingum
 Definition and types of evaporation Method)
 Factors affecting evaporation  Reservoir routing (Modified Pull’s
 Measurement of evaporation Method)
 Empirical Evaporation Equations  Reservoir capacity determination
8. Flood – frequency analysis
 Evapotranspiration and its  Concepts of statistics and
Estimation probability
4. Infiltration  Frequency and probability functions
 Infiltration Process  Estimation of design floods to
 Factors affecting infiltration spillway and other hydraulic
 Measurement of infiltration structures
 Estimation of infiltration rates
5. Stream flow /Runoff
Mode of delivery: Lectures, tutorials, self-study (project works), group works, assignments,
quizzes and tests
Mode of assessment: Continuous, Attendance Requirements- 85%
Literature/References:
1) Yilma Seleshi (Dr.) [2005], Engineering Hydrology, 1st Edition, AAU Publication, Addis
Ababa
2) Subramanya, K. [1994], Engineering Hydrology, 2nd Edition, Tata McGraw-Hill
Publishing [Link], New Delhi

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