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    Water Resource Science A.A.S.

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    This program is being phased out effective Spring 2023. 

    As of March 21, 2023, No new students will be accepted into this program.

    **Students currently in these programs will be able to complete their coursework by the summer of 2026. If a student is not planning to complete by that time, they are encouraged to reach out to their advisor to review other major options. 

     

    The Associate of Applied Science in Water Resource Science will prepare students for employment in the water treatment industry.  Upon degree completion, students will obtain the technical and scientific knowledge to obtain licensure in this field of study. Students will monitor, troubleshoot, and chemically clean equipment that is essential for the treatment of water/wastewater.  In addition, the AAS allows the opportunity to move into supervisory roles.

    Students have further opportunities to advance their education with a 2+2 program developed with Texas A&M San Antonio.

    With this degree, you may seek jobs such as:  

    Water Treatment Plant Operator, Water Distribution System Operator, Wastewater Collection System Operator, Wastewater Treatment and Reuse Plant Operator 

    Related Awards: 

    Water Resource Science Level 2 Certificate  

    Water Resource Science Occupational Skills Award   

    Total Credit Hours Required: 60

    Semester I

    Semester II

    Semester III

    Semester IV

    Semester V

    Semester VI

    Milestone Course(s)

    *** denotes Milestone course(s)

    A milestone course is a course that is critical for success in this program as determined by the Faculty of the Alamo Colleges District.

    Additional Program Information

    The Associate of Applied Science in Water Resource Science will prepare students for employment in the water treatment industry.  Upon degree completion, students will obtain the technical and scientific knowledge to obtain licensure in this field of study. Students will monitor, troubleshoot, and chemically clean equipment that is essential for the treatment of water/wastewater. The program centers on project-based learning in which students are introduced to the public health aspects of potable water supply, operation of wells, process control procedures, techniques and equipment, advanced water mathematics, water treatment systems, water treatment plant equipment, water analysis pretreatment membranes, ion exchange, reverse osmosis, and other high purity technologies.

    Notes:

    *Capstone Course

    Program CIP:  15.0506

    Major Code:  WRSC

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