CIVIL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT POLYTHECNIC OF SULTAN ABDUL HALIM MUADZAM SHAH

COURSE OUTLINE
SESSION 2013 SEMESTER JUNE

DEPARTMENT: COURSES / CODE: INSTRUCTIONAL DURATION: CREDIT(S): PREREQUISITE(s): LECTURER:

CIVIL ENGINEERING HYDROLOGY/CC606 15 WEEKS 2 NONE SHUHAIDA BT MD JAMIL/HAYAZI HANAFI/NORAIN BT ALI HYDROLOGY is a study of water properties, occurrence distribution and movement and their relationship with the environment within each phase of hydrological cycle. The course also examines water quantity and quality issues and water management policies.

LEARNING OUTCOMES:

By the end of the course, students should be able to:

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Course Learning Outcome (CLO)

Programme Learning Outcome(s)

Teaching and Learning Methods Learning Domains Recommended Delivery Methods Assessment

Explain clearly the basic hydrology, hydrological cycle and related process and analysis of surface runoff, rainfall data and flood routing. (C4) Develop the knowledge in calculating the hydrological problems. (C5) Demonstrate creative and innovative skills when solving complex Hydrological problems.(A3)

PLO1

LD1

Active Learning Activity, Discussion

Assignment Test

PLO1

LD1

Active Learning, Activity, Discussion Active Learning, Activity, Discussion

Quiz Assignment Test Assignment Test

PLO4

LD4

Programme Learning Outcome PLO 1. Apply knowledge of mathematics, science and engineering fundamentals to well defined civil engineering theories and procedures. (LD1 - Knowledge ) PLO 2. Use necessary skills and technique to conduct experiment and civil engineering practices. (LD2 - Practical Skills) PLO 4. Provide effective solution to civil engineering problems.(LD4- Critical Thinking and Problem Solving Skills) Blooms Taxonomy C4 Analysis (Refers to the ability to separate material into component parts and shoe relationship between parts) Synthesis (Refers to the ability to put together the separate ideas to form new whole , establish new relationship) Valuing (Refers to the ability to display behavior with a single belief or attitude in situations when one is neither forced or asked to comply .One is expected o demonstrate a preferences or display a high degree of certainly or conviction.

C5

A3

STUDENT LEARNING TIME: Method Teaching and Learning Activities Lecture Face to Face Practical Tutorial Theory Test, Quiz & Other assessment Self Learning : Theory Self Learning : Practical Non Face to Face Other Assessment Task: Assignment Preparation for test Total 16 2 80 Student Learning Time (Hours) 30 2 30

WEEKLY SCHEDULE:

WEEK

CONTENT 1.0 BASIC OF HYDROLOGY This topic covers the definition of hydrology, hydrological cycle, the importance of water process in hydrological cycle, hydrologic continuity equation and hydrological data. 2.0 RAINFALL DATA ANALYSIS This topic covers the types of precipitation, types of rainfall, characteristics of rainfall, analysis of rainfall data, measurement of rainfall data, method of average rainfall and analysis of rainfall data. 3.0 SURFACE RUNOFF This topic covers the component of runoff, definition of surface runoff, interflow and base flow, calculation of stream flow gauging and Phi Index- method. 4.0 HYDROGRAPH ANALYSIS This topic covers the natural hydrograph, definition of unit hydrograph, produce unit hydrograph, duration change of unit hydrograph and application of unit hydrograph. 5.0 FLOOD ROUTING AND FREQUENCY This topic covers the return period, probability, frequency, flood routing with level pool routing and channel routing method (Muskingum method). 6.0 BASIC CONCEPTS OF URBAN DRAINAGE This topic explains parameters in Urban Storm Water Management Manual and the design channel using of Urban Storm Water Management Manual. STUDY WEEK

ASSESSMENT

WEEK 2 WEEK 3

Quiz(CLO1)

WEEK 4 WEEK 5 WEEK 6

Test(CLO1,CLO2) Other Assessment(,CLO2)

WEEK 7 WEEK 8

Test (CLO1,CLO2) Other Assessment ( CLO2)

WEEK 9 WEEK 10 WEEK 11 WEEK 12 WEEK 13 WEEK 14 WEEK 14 WEEK 15 WEEK 16

Quiz(CLO1) Other Assessment(CLO2)

Test (CLO1,CLO2) Other Assessment(CLO2)

Test (CLO1,CLO2) Other Assessment(CLO2,CLO3)

WEEK 17 WEEK 18

WEEK 19 WEEK 20

FINAL EXAM

EVALUATION: Assessment Continuous Assessment (CA) Method Test Other Assessment Quiz Final Examination Quantity Total % 2 30 2 60 50 2 10 1 100 50 OVERALL TOTAL 100

Final Examination (FE)

REFERENCES Linsley, R.K., Kohler, M.A. & Paulhus, J.L.H. Translation by Ir. Yaudi Hermawan (1986). Hidrologi Untuk Insiyur. Urban Stormwater Management Manual for Malaysia ( Manual Saliran Mesra Alam or MSMA). Federal Department of Irrigation and Drainage. Subramaya, K. (1984). Engineering Hydrology. Tata McGraw Hill. Walker, W.R. & Skoyerbor, G.V. (1987). Surface Irrigation: Theory and Practice. Wan Ruslan Ismail (1984). Hydrology sender. Dewan Bahasa & Pustaka Wilson, E.M. (1992). Translation by Fatimah Mohamed Noor, Hadibah Ismail, Mohamad Noor Haji Salleh & Abd. Aziz Ibrahim. Hidrologi Kejuruteraan. Universiti Teknologi Malaysia. Prepared by: Certified by:

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