CETE 212 — Large Scale Topographic Surveying
2 Lecture Hours, 3 Lab Hours, 3 Credits Prerequisites: CETE 108, ETEC 103 This course covers application of the theory and practice of the broad spectrum of traditional land surveying processes including project planning, control surveying, feature surveying, data processing and map making. Accuracy assessment and data analysis processes are discussed to ensure that the finished product meets expected accuracy standards. During field practical exercises, students use GNSS equipment to establish survey control networks on a project site and use total stations and electronic data collectors for feature coding and surveying. Industry standard data processing software is used to process the data and apply State Plane Coordinate system to produce deliverables. A report of the survey will be produced together with the map products.