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Spring Semester 2009
Instructors: Wayne Wilkerson & Cory Gallo
Offices: Room C117 & Room C113
Office Hours: 3-4 PM T (Wilkerson) & T-Th 1-2 PM (Gallo)
Telephone: 325-7900 & 325-3249
E-Mail: gww@ra.msstate.edu & CGallo@lalc.msstate.edu
Lecture: 9:00 AM -9:50 AM Monday - Wednesday LA B-100
Lab : 10:00 AM -12:50 PM Monday - Wednesday LA A-100
CATALOGUE DESCRIPTION: LA 3644 Landscape Architecture Construction 2 (4)
(Prerequisite: none; recommended LA 3544). Two hours lecture. Four hours studio/lab. Calculations for storm- water management, best management practices (BMP), surface and subsurface drainage systems, basic hydrology and erosion and sediment control design and practices
COURSE GOAL: To introduce students to the methods, procedures, and office practices of landscape architectural construction emphasizing the use of BMPs to control the quality and quantity of stormwater runoff.
COURSE OBJECTIVES:
On satisfactory completion of this course students will:
Have a working knowledge of calculating runoff rates, volumes, and required detention storage using traditional methods.
Have a working knowledge of innovative uses of stormwater BMP's within the context of Low Impact Development.
Be able to design LID solutions at the watershed scale.
Be able to design LID solutions at the site scale.
Demonstrate this knowledge by installing solutions at sites in and around Starkville.
COURSE CONTENT :
Stormwater Management
BMP Utilization
LID Theories and Practices
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