For posterity, I put together a final inventory of classes and research credits that appear on my transcript for my Ph.D. program. I learned a lot more new stuff than I expected when I started the program. Honestly, I enjoyed every class. The professors at School of Natural Resources professors at University of Nebraska were really great at there jobs, not only in terms of knowledge, but in terms of willingness to make accommodations for a very non-traditional, remote student and of great good will.

Transfer courses

  • CS 3416 Computer Networks–3 credits (UTEP MS transfer)
  • IE 3552 Design of Experiments–3 credits (UTEP MS transfer)
  • IE 3557 Applied Computer Simulation–3 credits (UTEP MS transfer)
  • IE 3562 CAD Graphical Elements–3 credits (UTEP MS transfer)
  • IE 3560 Computer Vision–3 credits (UTEP MS transfer)
  • SYSEN 601 Systems Engineering–3 credits (TAMU transfer)

University of Nebraska courses

  • AGRO 884 Water Resources Seminar–1 credit
  • BIOS 952 Likelihood and Bayesian Ecology–3 credits
  • BSEN 896 GIS Water Resources–3 credits
  • NRES 885 Natural Resource Sciences Seminar–1 credit
  • NRES 898 Applied Hydrology and Water Quality–3 credits
  • NRES 898 Introduction to Google Earth Engine–2 credits
  • NRES 898 Groundwater Modeling–1 credits
  • NRES 898 Subsurface Environmental Tracers–3 credits

University of Nebraska dissertation research

  • NRES 999 Dissertation Research–52 credits

TOTALS

  • COURSES
    • Transfer credits: 18
    • Course credits: 17
    • TOTAL: 35
  • RESEARCH
    • Dissertation credits: 55
    • TOTAL: 55
  • TOTAL CREDITS: 90