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Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET) has sixteen teaching departments under five faculties. Water Resources Engineering (WRE) and Civil Engineering (CE) are the two departments under the faculty of Civil Engineering. |
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History of the Department |
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Department of Water Resources Engineering was established in 1974 at Bangladesh University of Engineering & Technology (BUET), Dhaka, to produce well-qualified Engineers capable of solving the complex and dynamic water related problems of the country and the region. The Department offers both undergraduate and postgraduate degrees. There are total of about 150 undergraduate students and 70 postgraduate students in the department. |
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The key educational objectives of this department are to prepare the students to acquire the:
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Ability to solve civil and water resources engineering problems.
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Ability to design and conduct experiments related to river engineering problems, as well as to analyze critically and interpret data.
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Ability to function on multi-disciplinary terms.
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Ability to understand professional and ethical responsibilities.
Graduates from this department are ready to take-up positions in a variety of fields with their diversified proficiency and knowledge base.
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| Departmental Programs and Activities |
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Following degrees are being offered by the department -
- Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Water Resources)
- Master of Science in Engineering (Water Resources)
- Master of Engineering (Water Resources)
- Ph. D.
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The department also undertakes various programs such as - |
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research programs conducted by faculty members and students, often in cooperation with other organizations, institutions and foreign universities;
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special programs such as workshops, seminars and short courses aimed at dissemination and professional development.
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