RRMT 239 - Freshwater Ecosystems and Hydrology

This is a two-component course intended to teach students habitat assessment techniques for freshwater ecosystems, as well as the basic elements of hydrology. Applied aspects of limnology are emphasized. In the hydrology section of the course students study how water is distributed, moved and stored on a global scale followed by the study of processes at small scale.

Students must also register in the mandatory lab component of the course.

Prerequisite: Admission to second-year of the Renewable Resources Management Program, NOST 201 AND RRMT 125.

Credits
3.00
RRMT 239
CRN Instructional method Instructor Location Start date Seats available*
10174 Face-to-face Synchronous Darrell Otto Whitehorse (Ayamdigut)
14
Class schedule
Start date End date Room Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
Classroom - Face to Face A2317 9:00 AM - 10:20 AM - 9:00 AM - 10:20 AM - - - -

* seats available are updated nightly

Note regarding courses with listed prerequisites: Depending on the circumstances, students may be granted permission from a program advisor or the course instructor to enrol for courses in which they do not have the specified prerequisites.

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