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    This document outlines a course on hydrological software simulation and modeling. It will be taught over 15 weeks, with lectures and exercises each week focusing on a different software program. Students will learn to use software like BCE-ON, MATSTAT-DISTRIBUTION, EPANET, WESNET, EPASWMM, SEWER, and HEC-RAS to simulate hydrological processes in nature and engineered systems like water supply networks, sewer networks, hydropower tunnels, and open watercourses. Assessment includes a midterm and final exam, with a minimum passing grade of 51 points out of 100 for the semester. The course aims to provide students basic knowledge in hydrological modeling to support designing and analyzing

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    This document outlines a course on hydrological software simulation and modeling. It will be taught over 15 weeks, with lectures and exercises each week focusing on a different software program. Students will learn to use software like BCE-ON, MATSTAT-DISTRIBUTION, EPANET, WESNET, EPASWMM, SEWER, and HEC-RAS to simulate hydrological processes in nature and engineered systems like water supply networks, sewer networks, hydropower tunnels, and open watercourses. Assessment includes a midterm and final exam, with a minimum passing grade of 51 points out of 100 for the semester. The course aims to provide students basic knowledge in hydrological modeling to support designing and analyzing

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    This document outlines a course on hydrological software simulation and modeling. It will be taught over 15 weeks, with lectures and exercises each week focusing on a different software program. Students will learn to use software like BCE-ON, MATSTAT-DISTRIBUTION, EPANET, WESNET, EPASWMM, SEWER, and HEC-RAS to simulate hydrological processes in nature and engineered systems like water supply networks, sewer networks, hydropower tunnels, and open watercourses. Assessment includes a midterm and final exam, with a minimum passing grade of 51 points out of 100 for the semester. The course aims to provide students basic knowledge in hydrological modeling to support designing and analyzing

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    ECTS CATALOGUE WITH LEARNING OUTCOMES

    University of Montenegro

    Faculty of Civil Engineering / Građevinarstvo, smjer Konstruktivni /

    Prerequisites

    Aims Gaining basic knowledge in designing and performing the hydrotechnical aspect.

    Lecturer / Teaching Dr Goran Sekulić - nastavnik Ivana Ćipranić - saradnik


    assistant

    Metdod Lectures, exerc., Consultations, homework, etc..

    Week 1, lectures Basics facts about software BCE-ON to simulate the hydrological processes in nature.

    Week 1, exercises Basics facts about software BCE-ON to simulate the hydrological processes in nature.

    Week 2, lectures Basics facts about software BCE-ON to simulate the hydrological processes in nature.

    Week 2, exercises Basics facts about software BCE-ON to simulate the hydrological processes in nature.

    Week 3, lectures Basics facts about software BCE-ON to simulate the hydrological processes in nature.

    Week 3, exercises Basics facts about software BCE-ON to simulate the hydrological processes in nature.

    Week 4, lectures The basics of the software to determine the probability of a random hydrological size (distribution
    function) MATSTAT-DISTRIBUTION.

    Week 4, exercises The basics of the software to determine the probability of a random hydrological size (distribution
    function) MATSTAT-DISTRIBUTION.

    Week 5, lectures The basics of the software to determine the probability of a random hydrological size (distribution
    function) MATSTAT-DISTRIBUTION.

    Week 5, exercises The basics of the software to determine the probability of a random hydrological size (distribution
    function) MATSTAT-DISTRIBUTION.

    Week 6, lectures COLLOQUIUM I

    Week 6, exercises COLLOQUIUM I

    Week 7, lectures Free week

    Week 7, exercises Free week

    Week 8, lectures The basic of software to simulate the water supply networks (EPANET, WESNET)

    Week 8, exercises The basic of software to simulate the water supply networks (EPANET, WESNET)

    Week 9, lectures The basic of software to simulate the water supply networks (EPANET, WESNET)

    Week 9, exercises The basic of software to simulate the water supply networks (EPANET, WESNET)

    Week 10, lectures The basic of software to simulate sewer networks (EPASWMM, SEWER)

    Week 10, exercises The basic of software to simulate sewer networks (EPASWMM, SEWER)

    Week 11, lectures The basic of software to simulate sewer networks (EPASWMM, SEWER)

    Week 11, exercises The basic of software to simulate sewer networks (EPASWMM, SEWER)

    Week 12, lectures The basic of software to optimize hydropower tunnels and designing HPP

    Week 12, exercises The basic of software to optimize hydropower tunnels and designing HPP

    Week 13, lectures The basic of software to simulate flow in open watercourses and canals (HEC-RAS, REKA)

    Week 13, exercises The basic of software to simulate flow in open watercourses and canals (HEC-RAS, REKA)

    Week 14, lectures The basic of software to simulate flow in open watercourses and canals (HEC-RAS, REKA)

    Week 14, exercises The basic of software to simulate flow in open watercourses and canals (HEC-RAS, REKA)

    Week 15, lectures COLLOQUIUM II

    Week 15, exercises COLLOQUIUM II

    Student obligations

    Consultations

    Workload Week 4.5 credits x 40/30 = 6 hours. Total hours for the course 4.5x30 = 135 hours

    Literature

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    ECTS CATALOGUE WITH LEARNING OUTCOMES
    University of Montenegro

    Examination metdods Knowledge checking is carried out continuously throughout the semester and the final exam. The
    minimum level of knowledge during the semester for pass rate is 51 points. The maximum possible
    number of points is 100 / semester. The minimum number of points

    Special remarks

    Comment Additional information can be obtained at the present teachers, assistants, head of the study program
    with Dean for Academic Affairs.

    Learning outcomes

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