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Introduction to Surveying

The course covers the basic concepts of surveying as it relates to civil engineering by providing both technical knowledge and practical experience. Students will learn the basics of surveying theory, how to use and properly care for surveying instruments, how to record field data (mainly, distances, angles, and height differences) and how to interpret and utilize the collected data. Emphasis will be placed on practical applications of the material studied, specifically civil applications. Such applications include survey planning and associated survey computations, traverse surveys, earthwork computation; detail surveying; and setting out engineering structures and construction projects.

Course ID
CIEM 201
Level
Undergraduate
Professors
Credit Hours
CH:3

1. Understand of the principles of surveying with emphasis on map elements, coordinate systems, ...
2. Understand the basis of global navigation satellite systems gnss with emphasis on gps.
3. Perform leveling for leveling loops, and profiles.
4. Collect, document, analyze surveying measurements, and perform surveying computations for ...
5. Use total station for digital mapping and setting out.
6. Apply given information to generate innovative design of new solution.
7. Assume responsibility for quality of deliverables with a team.
8. Lead a team of students in the design and development of a multi-disciplinary project.

• Introduction to surveying
• Concept of levelling heights, datum and benchmarks Area and Volume Computations
• Bearings and Azimuths
• Total station and Traverse Computation
• Introduction to GPS and Geographic Information System GIS