Define storm water management

Describes properties of waters such as cohesion, adhesion, and capillarity

Compute pressure in water at various depths and with varying surfaces

Develop energy grade line and hydraulic grade line for basic systems

Calculate flows through an orifice, over a weir, and under a gate

Identify and compute critical depth in a channel

Analyze an existing culvert for adequacy using inlet and outlet control

Determine peak runoff by the Rational Method and NRCC Method

Compute pipe sizes in a storm sewer design

Make use of various technologies to organize, acquire, and convey information

Communicate with clarity and precision regarding designs and concepts

Demonstrate mastery of computer aided drafting (CAD) by constructing engineering, mechanical, and geometrical drawings.

Demonstrate ability to sketch, letter, and generate line-work to describe various objects. 

Demonstrate ability to read and produce drawings involving orthographic projection, sections, pictorial and auxiliary views.

Demonstrate a wide range of mathematical skills including plane trigonometry, strength of materials, technical, and other engineering problems, including theories learned in engineering mechanics. 

Demonstrate ability to use standard surveying equipment to make measurements and calculations to run a traverse, establish levels, keep notes and produce required drawings.

Demonstrate ability to analyze physical and mechanical properties of soil and concrete. 

Demonstrate ability to solve basic hydraulic problems using the theory of incompressible fluids. 

Demonstrate on-site skills required to establish grades, locate property lines and utilities and produce plots and calculate cut and fill by average-end-area.