Course Outline Cc606

CIVIL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
POLYTHECNIC OF SULTAN ABDUL HALIM MUADZAM SHAH
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SESSION DISEMBER 2015
CIVIL ENGINEERING
CC606 - HYDROLOGY
15 WEEKS
2
NONE
HAYAZI BINTI HANAFI
SYNOPSIS
HYDROLOGY helps enhance student knowledge on the concept of hydrology cycle that
involves processes that occur after rain fall. This module also discusses on
management of surface run off after rain fall until it returns to the rivers and
atmosphere. Emphasis is given towards the calculation of rain fall data and urban
drainage concept in developing new areas.
LEARNING OUTCOMES
Upon completion of this course, students should be able to:
1.
2.
3.
Explain knowledge of the water processes in

hydrological cycle and fundamental principles of
surface runoff (C5)
Summarize the use of hydrograph analysis and flood routing
with level pool routing and channel routing method using
Muskingum method.(C6)
Possess a creative and innovative complete design channel using
Urban Storm Water Management Manual.(A5)
Course Learning Outcome

(CLO)
Programme
Learning
Outcome(s)
Learning
Domains
Explain knowledge of the water

processes in hydrological cycle and
fundamental principles of surface
runoff
PLO1
Summarize the use of hydrograph

analysis and flood routing with level
pool routing and channel routing
method using Muskingum method.
Possess a creative and innovative

complete design channel using
Urban Storm Water Management
Manual.
No.
Teaching and Learning Methods

Face to face
Non face to face
LD1
Active Learning
& Discussion
Group discussion
Tutorial
Assignment
PLO1
LD1
Active Learning
& Discussion
Group discussion
Tutorial
Assignment
PLO4
LD4
Active Learning
& Discussion
Group discussion
Tutorial
Assignment
Programme Learning Outcome

PLO 1. Apply knowledge of mathematics, science and engineering fundamentals to well
defined civil engineering theories and procedures. (LD1 - Knowledge )
PLO 4. Provide effective solution to civil engineering problems.
(LD 4 Critical thinking and problem solving Skills)
STUDENT LEARNING TIME
Method
Teaching and Learning Activities
Face to Face
Non Face to Face
Student Learning Time (Hours)
Lecture
30
Practical
Tutorial
Theory Test, Quiz & Other assessment
Other assessment
16
Preparation before and review after class
30
Preparation for test
2
Total
WEEK
1.0
2-3
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
4-6
9-11
QUIZ 1 (CLO1)
TEST 1 (CLO1 & 2)
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
ASSESSMENT
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
7-8
WEEKLY SCHEDULE
CONTENT
BASIC OF HYDROLOGY
80
TEST 1 (CLO1 & 2)

ASSIGNMENT 1 (CLO1)
HYDROGRAPH ANALYSIS
This topic covers the natural hydrograph, definition of

unit hydrograph, produce unit hydrograph, change
duration of unit hydrograph and application of unit
hydrograph.
QUIZ 2 ( CLO1)
ASSIGNMENT 2 (CLO2)
5.0
12-14
This topic covers the return period, probability,

frequency, flood routing with level pool routing and
channel routing method (Muskingum method).
6.0
14-16
FLOOD ROUTING AND FREQUENCY

TEST 2 (CLO1 & 2)
ASSIGNMENT 2 (CLO2)
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.
TEST 2 (CLO1 & 2)

ASSIGNMENT 3 (CLO3)
ASSESSMENT
Assessment
Continuous Assessment (CA)
Final Examination (FE)
Method
Quantity
Total %
Test 1
Test 2
30
Quiz 1
Quiz 2
10
Other Assessment 1
Other Assessment 2
Other Assessment 3
60
Final Examination
100
TOTAL
50
50
100
REFERENCES
Linsley, R.K., Kohler, M.A. & Paulhus, J.L.H. Translation by Ir. Yaudi Hermawan
(1986). Hidrologi Untuk Insiyur.
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.
Urban Stormwater Management Manual for Malaysia (Manual Saliran Mesra Alam or
MSMA). Federal Department of Irrigation and Drainage.
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CIVIL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT

POLYTHECNIC OF SULTAN ABDUL HALIM MUADZAM SHAH

SESSION DISEMBER 2015

Explain knowledge of the water processes in

Course Learning Outcome

Explain knowledge of the water

Summarize the use of hydrograph

Possess a creative and innovative

Teaching and Learning Methods

Non face to face

Programme Learning Outcome

Teaching and Learning Activities

Non Face to Face

Student Learning Time (Hours)

Theory Test, Quiz & Other assessment

Preparation before and review after class

Preparation for test

This topic covers the definition of hydrology,

TEST 1 (CLO1 & 2)

This topic covers the component of runoff, definition of

RAINFALL DATA ANALYSIS

This topic covers the types of precipitation, types of

TEST 1 (CLO1 & 2)

This topic covers the natural hydrograph, definition of

This topic covers the return period, probability,

FLOOD ROUTING AND FREQUENCY

BASIC CONCEPTS OF URBAN

This topic explains parameters in Urban Storm Water

TEST 2 (CLO1 & 2)

Continuous Assessment (CA)

Final Examination (FE)

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