California State University, Long Beach (CSULB)

•  Introduction to Civil Engineering and Construction Engineering Management, CE 101 (Undergraduate)

•  Computer Programming and Civil Engineering Applications I, CE 206 (Undergraduate)

•  Computer Programming and Civil Engineering Applications Laboratory, CE 206L (Undergraduate)

•  Hydrology and Water Resources Engineering, CE 435 (Undergraduate)

•  Engineering Hydraulics, CE 437 (Undergraduate)

•  Data Analysis for Hydrologic and Water Resources Applications, CE 534 (Graduate)

•  Advanced Hydrology, CE 535 (Graduate)

•  Directed Studies, CE 697 (Graduate)

University of California, Irvine (UCI)

•  Civil Engineering Practicum II, CEE 81B (Undergraduate)

MOdular Distributed Watershed Educational Toolbox (MOD-WET)

MOD-WET is a modular set of over 50 functions, coded in MATLAB, that are integrated into a fully-distributed watershed model. As a toolbox, the functions can be utilized to understand the water cycle using a process-based approach. The MOD-WET model integrates these individual functions together to represent watershed processes and interactions. MOD-WET lends itself to studying real or synthetic watersheds. It can highlight both qualitative and quantitative hydrological concepts that are suitable for a number of hands-on activities.

Reference: Huning, L. S., and S. A. Margulis (2015), Watershed modeling applications with a modular physically-based and spatially-distributed watershed educational toolbox, Environmental Modelling & Software, 68, 55-69, doi:10.1016/j.envsoft.2015.02.008.

•  Click here to access MOD-WET source codes for download