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PUBLISHED 2020-2021 Credit Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Courses in Construction
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School of Construction
ENGD 305 - Process Piping Drafting I
Course Description:
Preparation of process piping design drawings using hand sketching and CADD to complete flow diagrams, general arrangement drawings, and isometric drawings.
3 Credits
Prerequisite(s):
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ENGD 306 - Structural Drafting I
Course Description:
This course covers preparation of structural design drawings on CADD for steel and concrete structures.
3 Credits
Prerequisite(s):
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ENGD 307 - Civil Drafting I
Course Description:
This course focuses on road design. Student will use 3D modelling software to determine the appropriate horizontal and vertical alignment for a road ensuring the design is both safe and feasible. This design will be a major project and there will be three submissions as part of this; an initial design, a detailed design and then a final design. There will be project meetings with instructor to imitate design meetings that will be involved in industry. Map projection systems are also covered in basic detail in this course. 3D Grading work will take place in minor detail to design a stormwater storage pond.
3 Credits
Prerequisite(s):
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ENGD 321 - Applied Machine Design
Course Description:
Preparation of mechanical designs including; assembly drawings, working drawings, detail drawings, and parametric models, by selecting threads and fasteners and by calculating limit sizes, clearance hole sizes, and accumulation of tolerances. Apply detail dimensioning and principles of surface finishes and geometric tolerancing. Perform finite element analysis (FEA) using a CAE software on a 3D model to predict mechanical behavior of a mechanical part.
3 Credits
Prerequisite(s):
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ENGD 376 - Civil Drafting II
Course Description:
In this course, the student will prepare a set of subdivision design drawings in accordance with local authority design guidelines. Drawings that will be created include legal lot layout, roads and sidewalks, surface drainage, underground utilities and plan/plan profiles. Drawing preparation will require design consideration by the student and will take place in 3D modelling software while ensuring the project is safe and feasible. Students will be expected to reference and apply design information and guidelines
3 Credits
Prerequisite(s):
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ENGD 377 - Structural Drafting II
Course Description:
Structural Drafting II builds upon the concepts and skills developed in Structural Drafting I and Strength of Material. The primary area of focus will be Structures and their components.
3 Credits
Prerequisite(s):
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ENGD 378 - Process Piping Drafting II
Course Description:
This course is designed to teach topics that include: piping engineering, process plant engineering drawings - flow diagrams (P&ID); piping arrangement drawings relating to pipe racks, pumps, vessels and equipment, isometric piping drawing - symbols, dimensioning, material take-offs, creation and use of piping design models. It also includes the application of industry specifications and codes relating to equipment and piping layout, and detailing of piping drawings consistent with industry requirements.
3 Credits
Prerequisite(s):
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ENGD 381 - Engineering Practices
Course Description:
An understanding of the essential tools required for working in a typical engineering practice. Upon successful completion of this course you will understand the processes, challenges, and requirements of an engineering project and have the skills necessary to contribute to a typical engineering project.
1.5 Credits
Corequisite(s):
- PROJ 357
- One of:
- ENGD 376
- ENGD 377
- ENGD 378
Required Materials
CONTINUING EDUCATION CALENDAR
NETWORK LEARNING CALENDAR
ACADEMIC CALENDAR
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ENVS 254 - Remote Sensing - Introduction
Course Description:
This course will explore the theoretical basis and application of techniques used for sensing, recording, analyzing and displaying the effects of the interaction of electromagnetic radiation with the Earth’s surface features. The approach is to develop an understanding of what kind of information can be extracted through remote sensing, and most importantly, what the limitations are for a range of environmental design problems.
1.5 Credits
Equivalent(s):
ENVS 244
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ENVS 302 - Environmental Engineering
Course Description:
This is an introductory course for civil engineering technologists that discusses environmental engineering solutions and environmental management. Topics presented include an introduction to environmental issues and impacts associated with civil engineering projects, contaminants and waste, environmental site assessments and site characterization; site remediation; risk assessment and management, water and wastewater treatment; landfill design and operation; site remediation and environmental stewardship; and sustainable design.
1.5 Credits
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ENVS 344 - Geographical Communications
Course Description:
This course is an introduction to GIS technology, aimed at individuals involved in the environmental field. The course is divided into three sections: GIS theory; data collection (involving positional and feature attribute data) with the use of hand held Global Positioning System (GPS) and survey equipment; and GIS mapping making use of a GIS desktop mapping application.
3 Credits
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ENVS 380 - Environmental Engineering Drafting
Course Description:
This course is an introduction to the environment and environmental issues. The course discusses environmental engineering solutions and environmental management. Topics presented include an introduction to the environment and environmental impacts; contaminant behaviour (source, pathway and receptors); environmental assessment; soil characterization; hydrogeology; contaminant transport; site investigation; risk assessment and management; site remediation; environmental stewardship; and sustainable building design following established guidelines.
1.5 Credits
Prerequisite(s):
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ENVS 3010 - Environmental Issues in Construction
Course Description:
Environmental Issues in Construction reviews issues relevant to current and past legislation. You will discuss construction risk, liability, hazards and toxicity in the context of their impact on project participants and gain insight into conducting an environmental site assessment and an environmental audit of a property/ facility. You will develop an environmental management plan and conduct an environmental impact assessment. You will focus particularly on green buildings, including sustainable design, energy efficiency, water conservation, waste reduction and diversion, alternative materials, emergency response plans, case studies, best environmental management practices related to the construction industry.
3 Credits
Prerequisite(s):
Required Materials
CONTINUING EDUCATION CALENDAR
NETWORK LEARNING CALENDAR
ACADEMIC CALENDAR
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ENVS 3020 - Sustainable Construction
Course Description:
Sustainable Construction course addresses the application of the sustainable development principales to the built environment. It discusses the ethics of sustainability and explores the need for environmental, economic and social sustainability, and the implications for the construction industry. The course is designed to introduce you to environmental impact assessment, a management tool to ensure continued excellence in environmental management and to achieve sustainability reviewing issues relevant to current and past legislation. You will investigate an environmental impact report and its processes for predicting and evaluating the significant environmental consequences of a proposed action or undertaking. You will also gain insights into environmental management best practices such as environmental site assessment, environmental audit, emergency response plans, hazardous, spill prevention, and waste management in the context of their impact on project participants. Additionally, you will develop deliberative knowledge about concepts such as new urbanism, passive design strategies, ecological principles, Life Cycle Assessment (LCA), and energy conservation measures for high-performance and green buildings.
3 Credits
Prerequisite(s):
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ESTM 262 - Estimating I and Construction Laboratory
Course Description:
The course involves preparation of quantity takeoffs for excavations, foundations, site services, residential concrete, formwork, wood framing and finish carpentry, interior and exterior finishes. Students will complete a full estimate of a residential project including quantity takeoff, pricing, summary and bid preparation. The course also includes a lab component that consists of building a residential home including framing and completing the exterior finishes of the building.
3 Credits
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ESTM 360 - Estimating II
Course Description:
This course involves preparing cost estimates of building construction projects using computer estimating software, as well as measuring earthwork, concrete, reinforcing steel, structural steel, carpentry work and masonry work. In addition, the course will cover pricing general contractor’s work and sub-trade work including materials, equipment and labor crew productiveness, and pricing construction equipment. This course requires students to prepare a commercial cost estimate and demonstrate the process of completing an entire project bid.
3 Credits
Prerequisite(s):
Required Materials
CONTINUING EDUCATION CALENDAR
NETWORK LEARNING CALENDAR
ACADEMIC CALENDAR
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ESTM 2010 - Project Cost Estimation
Course Description:
Project Cost Estimation introduces to the processes and tools used to develop project cost estimates. The course covers the principles of measuring and pricing construction work, it also covers the applications of electronic takeoff, Building Information Modeling (BIM) and estimating software during the preparation of cost estimates. The course introduces the bidding process and activities performed in the owner and contractor organizations, discusses the evolution of project cost estimates over the project lifecycle. Tools and methods used at each stage of a project lifecycle will be discussed and the process of developing conceptual and detailed estimates will be examined.
3 Credits
Prerequisite(s):
- CIVL 1110
- ARCH 1020
- One of:
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GEOS 301 - GIS for Geosciences
Course Description:
This course focuses on the fundamental geographic information system (GIS) concepts and techniques that are used throughout the various stages of a GIS project. Concepts and techniques covered in this course include: GIS software components, coordinate systems and map projections, characteristics of the vector data model, characteristics of the raster data model, data acquisition methods, georeferencing, attribute data management, raster and vector data analysis, data output and cartographic display.
1.5 Credits
Equivalent(s):
GEOS 401
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GEOS 350 - Raster Analysis and Remote Sensing
Course Description:
This course will introduce the learner to the use of the raster data model. Topics that will be explored include the creation of digital elevation models, surface modelling, grid statistics, aerial and satellite image interpretation and image analysis.
3 Credits
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GEOS 406 - Geospatial Project Foundations
Course Description:
This course introduces the learner to the foundation, history, development and application of GIS project management theory. Topics include: the GIS cycle, GIS project management concepts, proposal writing, project planning and management as well as methods for controlling and closing out projects.
1.5 Credits
Corequisite(s):
Technical Requirements
Technical Requirements for distance education students:
- Students are required to have a computer with Windows Operating System and also the computer must have the necessary system requirements (https://desktop.arcgis.com/en/system-requirements/latest/arcgis-desktop-system-requirements.htm) to run ArcGIS Software.
- Technical Support is not available for Mac users.
- Dual monitors are beneficial but not necessary.
- Computers should have microphones and speakers.
- Students completing this course will need access either to Microsoft Project, or an alternative piece of project management software.
Please note: Students accepted for the BGIS program need also to register for the co-requisite course Professional Communications (COMM-415).
Students not taking BGIS program should contact The School of Construction Office:
403.284.8367
construction.bgis@sait.ca
Equivalent(s):
GEOS 413
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GEOS 409 - GIS Data Capture I
Course Description:
GIS Data Capture I introduces the learner to the considerations and processes involved in the data capture stage of the geographic information system (GIS) development cycle. Topics include basic geospatial concepts, geospatial data models, and data acquisition techniques such as digitizing, global positioning system (GPS), remote sensing, and geocoding.
3 Credits
Technical Requirements
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GEOS 410 - GIS Data Manipulation and Transformation
Course Description:
Managing core data is critical to the accurate integration, management, analysis and output of data in a GIS work environment. This course focuses on the fundamentals of managing and manipulating core data and how to troubleshoot problems. Topics include data security, data backup and archival procedures, metadata, data transformations, conversions and translations, survey and mapping systems as well as data generalization and filtering techniques.
3 Credits
Technical Requirements
Purchasing the Textbook: Go to https://www.bkstr.com/saitstore
Technical Requirements for distance education students:
This course has exams that need to be proctored. Learn more about ProctorU fees and personal computer set-up requirements including microphone and webcam. LINK: https://www.sait.ca/programs-and-courses/distance-education/book-your-exam-proctor
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GEOS 418 - GIS Data Modelling
Course Description:
GIS Data Modelling introduces the learner to the fundamentals of data modelling through the design, construction and management of relational databases and geodatabases. Topics include database components and fundamentals, relational database design and creation, querying techniques, tabular data analysis, optimization and geodatabase modelling.
3 Credits
Technical Requirements
Purchasing the Textbook: Go to https://www.bkstr.com/saitstore
Technical Requirements for distance education students:
This course has exams that need to be proctored. Learn more about ProctorU fees and personal computer set-up requirements including microphone and webcam. LINK: https://www.sait.ca/programs-and-courses/distance-education/book-your-exam-proctor
- Students will need Microsoft Access software to complete this course.
Please note: Students are required to take GEOS 409 and GEOS 410 before taking this course.
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GEOS 419 - GIS Data Analysis and Output
Course Description:
This course introduces the learner to spatial analysis and cartographic representation with a focus on processes and techniques used during the data analysis and data output stages of the GIS development cycle. Topics include map design principles, symbolization, data classification, map scale and generalization, typography, colour theory and analytical processes such as spatial queries, spatial joins and map overlays.
3 Credits
Technical Requirements
Purchasing the Textbook: Go to https://www.bkstr.com/saitstore
Technical Requirements for distance education students:
This course has exams that need to be proctored. Learn more about ProctorU fees and personal computer set-up requirements including microphone and webcam. LINK: https://www.sait.ca/programs-and-courses/distance-education/book-your-exam-proctor
Please note: Students are required to take GEOS 409 and GEOS 410 before taking this course.
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GEOS 450 - Enterprise and Web GIS
Course Description:
Enterprise and Web GIS introduces the student to enterprise and web-based geographic information system (GIS) environments. The focus is on the management of enterprise and web systems, such as ArcGIS Enterprise and ArcGIS Online, to optimize the capture, storage, management, analysis and output of spatial and non-spatial data. The knowledge of these systems will enhance the organizational decision making process.
3 Credits
Prerequisite(s):
- COMM 415
- GEOS 406
- GEOS 409
- GEOS 410
- One of:
Technical Requirements
Purchasing the Textbook: Go to https://www.bkstr.com/saitstore
Technical Requirements for distance education students:
This course has exams that need to be proctored. Learn more about ProctorU fees and personal computer set-up requirements including microphone and webcam. LINK: https://www.sait.ca/programs-and-courses/distance-education/book-your-exam-proctor
Please note: Students are required to be admitted into the BGIS program before enrolling into this course. You can review the Admissions Policy AC.1.5 here.
Please contact the School of Construction office for more information:
403.284.8367
construction.bgis@sait.ca
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GEOS 451 - GIS Data Capture II
Course Description:
This course focuses on the role of remote sensing systems using the Global Positioning System (GPS) for GIS data capture. Learners will gain a deeper understanding of a geographic information system (GIS) by articulating how this relationship works. Topics include passive and active remote sensing systems such as photographic and multispectral systems, as well as image processing techniques, mobile mapping and GIS integration.
3 Credits
Prerequisite(s):
- COMM 415
- GEOS 406
- GEOS 410
- One of:
Technical Requirements
Technical Requirements for distance education students:
Students are required to have a computer with Windows Operating System and also the computer must have the necessary system requirements (https://desktop.arcgis.com/en/system-requirements/latest/arcgis-desktop-system-requirements.htm) to run ArcGIS Software.
This course has exams that need to be proctored. Learn more about ProctorU fees and personal computer set-up requirements including microphone and webcam. LINK: https://www.sait.ca/programs-and-courses/distance-education/book-your-exam-proctor
Please note: Students are required to be admitted into the BGIS program before enrolling into this course. Please review the Admissions Procedure AC.1.5.1.
Please contact the School of Construction office for more information:
403.284.8367
construction.bgis@sait.ca
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GEOS 456 - GIS Programming
Course Description:
GIS programming introduces the student to high level programming (HLP) language scripting (e.g. Python scripting) for geographic information system (e.g.ArcGIS). Topics include introducing the student to basic HLP language (e.g.Python scripting) fundamentals to advanced geoprocessing using a number of GIS software site packages (e.g.ArcGIS and Arcpy Mapping module) as well as exploring and analyzing spatial data using HLP language and raster datasets using the Spatial Analyst module. The course also covers error handling and debugging and the creation of custom tools using HLP language (e.g. Python) scripting.
3 Credits
Prerequisite(s):
- COMM 415
- GEOS 406
- GEOS 410
- GEOS 419
- One of:
Technical Requirements
Purchasing the Textbook: Go to https://www.bkstr.com/saitstore
Technical Requirements for distance education students:
This course has exams that need to be proctored. Learn more about ProctorU fees and personal computer set-up requirements including microphone and webcam. LINK: https://www.sait.ca/programs-and-courses/distance-education/book-your-exam-proctor
Please note: Students are required to be admitted into the BGIS program before enrolling into this course. You can review the Admissions Policy AC.1.5 here. Please contact the School of Construction office for more information:
403.284.8367
construction.bgis@sait.ca
© 2015 - 2020, Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT). All Rights Reserved.
GEOS 457 - Cartography and Geovisualization
Course Description:
This course introduces the learner to thematic mapping, geographic visualization methods and geospatial analysis techniques commonly used by geographic information system (GIS) professionals to present geographic information. Topics include theories on presenting spatial information, design methodology and cartographic techniques such as bivariate, choropleth and dot mapping techniques as well as the creation of cartograms and map animations for the web.
3 Credits
Prerequisite(s):
- COMM 415
- GEOS 406
- GEOS 409
- GEOS 410
- GEOS 419
Technical Requirements
Purchasing the Textbook: Go to https://www.bkstr.com/saitstore
Technical Requirements for distance education students:
This course has exams that need to be proctored. Learn more about ProctorU fees and personal computer set-up requirements including microphone and webcam. LINK: https://www.sait.ca/programs-and-courses/distance-education/book-your-exam-proctor
Please note: Students are required to be admitted into the BGIS program before enrolling into this course. You can review the Admissions Policy AC.1.5 here. Please contact the School of Construction office for more information:
403.284.8367
construction.bgis@sait.ca
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GEOS 459 - Applied GIS Capstone Project
Course Description:
During this course, the learners identify a typical business challenge that can be satisfied in a cost effective and timely manner using a GIS-based solution. Learners research, plan, build, implement, test, and present the GIS solution. Topics include project selection, developing a project plan, data capture and management, data analysis, data output and project closure.
3 Credits
Prerequisite(s):
- COMM 415
- GEOS 406
- GEOS 410
- GEOS 419
- One of:
- One of:
Technical Requirements
Technical Requirements for distance education students:
- Students are required to have a computer with Windows Operating System and also the computer must have the necessary system requirements (https://desktop.arcgis.com/en/system-requirements/latest/arcgis-desktop-system-requirements.htm) to run ArcGIS Software.
- Technical Support is not available for Mac users.
- Dual monitors are beneficial but not necessary.
- Computers should have microphones and speakers.
- Students will need to record and submit group presentations (audio and video).
Please note:
- Students will only be able to register for this course once all other courses BGIS (except GEOS-540) have been completed.
- Students are required to be admitted into the BGIS program before enrolling into this course. You can review the Admissions Policy AC.1.5 here. Please contact the School of Construction office for more information:
403.284.8367
construction.bgis@sait.ca
© 2015 - 2020, Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT). All Rights Reserved.
GEOS 540 - Applied GIS Directed Field Studies
Course Description:
This course allows the learner to apply their technical and soft skills to real-life situations in a real-world work environment through employment in a GIS company or in a GIS-related position. Topics include goal setting, communication skills, problem solving, professional development and networking as well as resume/portfolio writing and presentation.
30 Credits
Prerequisite(s):
- COMM 415
- GEOS 406
- GEOS 409
- GEOS 410
- GEOS 418
- GEOS 419
Required Materials
CONTINUING EDUCATION CALENDAR
NETWORK LEARNING CALENDAR
ACADEMIC CALENDAR
Equivalent(s):
PRAC 425
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HTNG 223 - Heating Theory I
Course Description:
This course covers materials in Sections 1 to 4 of the Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Mechanic Apprenticeship Course Outline for Period 1 published by the Government of Alberta as version 1411.1 (2011) of the Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Mechanic Apprenticeship Trade Profile on the website of Alberta Apprenticeship and Industry Training located at http://tradesecrets.gov.ab.ca
1.5 Credits
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HVAC 206 - Residential Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning
Course Description:
HVAC 206 is a lab based which engage students with a variety of projects that include doing a HVAC material takeoff as well as applying residential installation codes to a residential HVAC blueprint. The course follows the individual Learning Modules for first period Sheet Metal Worker. and covers five modules of Residential HVAC Blueprints, HVAC Material Takeoff, Residential HVAC Components, Residential Heating Systems and Equipment and Residential Installations and Codes.
1.5 Credits
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HVAC 207 - Indoor Air Quality
Course Description:
This course on Indoor Air Quality covers principles of indoor air quality and indoor air quality equipment. This lab based course engages students on a variety of projects on installation and testing. The course follows the individual Learning Modules for first period Sheet Metal Worker.
1.5 Credits
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HVAC 208 - Residential Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning Drawings
Course Description:
This course on Residential HVAC drawings covers topics on orthographic projection, pictorial drawings, drawing components, and HVAC drawings. The course follows the individual Learning Modules for first period Sheet Metal Worker.
3 Credits
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HVAC 209 - Residential Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning Fabrication
Course Description:
This is a project-based course that enable students to apply the theories learned. It covers topics on fabrication of joints, seams, fasteners, sealants and insulation, plastics pipe and tube, soldering and brazing, welding and cutting processes, conical items, rectangular duct system fabrication. The course follows the individual Learning Modules for first period Sheet Metal Worker.
3 Credits
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HVAC 211 - Residential Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning Installations
Course Description:
This is a lab-based course which engages students with a variety of projects that include doing an installation of residential duct systems and residential heating equipment. The course follows the individual Learning Modules for first period Sheet Metal Worker.
3 Credits
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ITRN 4000 - Internship
Course Description:
As part of the Internship (15 weeks) of the program, you will work with a construction or construction related company to provide you with exposure to construction-related activities, and management issues. You will be required by the school to prepare daily logs, monthly reports and a final report, signed by your industry supervisor.
3 Credits
Technical Requirements
Fourth Year Standing
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MAPS 204 - Mapping Fundamentals
Course Description:
This course introduces map and plan reading, research methods, and programming for visualization of spatial data. Map reading incorporates the use of scale, coordinate systems, contouring methods, generalization of data, and the interpretation of colour, symbols, and labels for effective communication. Examples of surveying and engineering plans are used to locate land parcels and interpret natural and artificial features that affect development and construction projects. Remotely sensed imagery, including aerial photographs, is used to develop concepts of perspective, scale and geometry. Research methods, validation of information sources, locating maps and spatial data, and locating survey plans prepare participants for future projects. Basic programming concepts are introduced to analyze engineering problems and create algorithms.
3 Credits
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MAPS 310 - Geodesy and Map Projections
Course Description:
The course introduces the concepts of geodesy and map projections and their implementation in different Geomatics applications. Topics will include physical and mathematical representations of the Earth’s surface, Earth’s gravity field, principles of physical geodesy, height systems, ellipsoidal geometry, geodetic reference systems, terrestrial and celestial coordinate systems, Three dimensional (3D) coordinate transformations, time systems, astronomic positioning, elements of map projections, classes and types of map projections and the calculation of mapping grid coordinates from geodetic curvilinear coordinates.
3 Credits
Prerequisite(s):
- SURV 230
- SURV 248
- SURV 263
Required Materials
CONTINUING EDUCATION CALENDAR
NETWORK LEARNING CALENDAR
ACADEMIC CALENDAR
Equivalent(s):
SURV 373
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MAPS 315 - Geographic Information Systems
Course Description:
This course focuses on geospatial data management, analysis and representation and production with applications and techniques used during all stages of the Geographic Information System (GIS) development cycle. Topics include database design principles and database management, database linking, data classification and analytical processes such as spatial queries, topologies, spatial joins and map presentation.
3 Credits
Prerequisite(s):
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MAPS 362 - 3D Modeling
Course Description:
This course introduces the concepts and applications of three-dimensional modelling using terrestrial and airborne laser scanning methods. The course expands on the technological limitations of laser scanning and how the limitations are overcome with technology integration. There is in depth investigation of data collection and processing laser scanning data. The topics include terrestrial laser scans in the field, visualization, organization, registration, and calibration of laser data; feature extraction, quality assurance, and presentation of laser scanning results.
3 Credits
Prerequisite(s):
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MAPS 365 - Photogrammetry
Course Description:
This course is an introduction to the science of photogrammetry and the process of planning for an aerial image and LiDAR acquisition project. Students will build on previous Geomatics knowledge to plan a mapping project and complete an orthorectified photograph of the SAIT campus and create three-dimensional models from stereo imagery.
3 Credits
Prerequisite(s):
- MAPS 315
- SURV 342
- SURV 263
Required Materials
CONTINUING EDUCATION CALENDAR
NETWORK LEARNING CALENDAR
ACADEMIC CALENDAR
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MATH 236 - Mathematics for Cabinetmaking
Course Description:
Mathematics for Cabinetmaking is an introductory course for cabinetmaking trade. Topics included are basic math concepts, area, perimeter, board feet and volumes, ratio and proportion and percentage.
1.5 Credits
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MATH 249 - Mathematics for Carpentry
Course Description:
Mathematics for carpentry covers topics on basic math concepts: calculate perimeters, centreline perimeters, area, volumes, ratio and proportion, mechanical advantage and percentage, estimate foundation forms and concrete, and estimate residential floor systems.
1.5 Credits
Equivalent(s):
MATH 243
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MGMT 3010 - Business Skills and Processes
Course Description:
This course focuses on basic business operations, skills and processes in a goal-directed organization. It covers topics including business cycles, business ethics, and quality assurance. Students will analyze the managerial functions of planning, organizing, leading and controlling, theory and styles of leadership, organizational management principles, management models, and best business management practices. Students will also develop a business plan at the end of the course.
3 Credits
Technical Requirements
Third Year Standing
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PIPE 215 - Pipe Shop
Course Description:
The Pipe Shop course engages students with a variety of projects designed to apply their knowledge. The topics included in this course are safety, fabrication, welding, assembling and testing of piping, tubing systems, and components.
3 Credits
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PMKG 203 - Simple Layout Development
Course Description:
A fully hands-on course where students apply simple, conical and parallel line development procedures to lay out and produce a variety of sheet metal patterns. This course follows the Individual Learning Modules for the first period Sheet Metal Worker. The topics covered are; basic geometry, simple pattern development and conical layout and projects.
1.5 Credits
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PMKG 204 - Material Layout
Course Description:
PMKG 204 is a fully hands-on course where students apply simple, conical and parallel line development procedures to lay out and produce a variety of sheet metal patterns. This course follows the individual Learning Modules for the second section of the first period Sheet Metal. Practical activities include; Introduction to drafting, basic geometric, simple layout procedure to construct, rectangular elbows, rectangular change elbows, Y-Branches, ogee offsets, duct takeoffs, as well as an introduction to parallel line pattern development to construct patterns for, roof jacks, finials, round elbows and offsets, and a introduction to conical layout.
3 Credits
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PROJ 357 - Applied Engineering Design and Drafting Technology Capstone Project
Course Description:
This course focuses on Engineering Design and Drafting Technology capstone project. The capstone project is a culmination of learning throughout the program. The student will draw on significant learning and competency gained from other courses throughout the program. The skills demonstrated in the technical report and presentation will be reflective of the professionalism they will demonstrate in the field upon completion of the program.
3 Credits
Prerequisite(s):
Corequisite(s):
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PROJ 372 - Architectural Capstone Project
Course Description:
The capstone course is intended to encourage you to think critically and solve challenging problems. It is a course that is predominantly self-directed. Your project will develop and evolve with the supervision of a coach or mentor. The capstone project is intended to be interdisciplinary. It requires you investigate issues across many different subject areas or domains of knowledge. It should encourage you to connect your project to community issues or problems, and to integrate outside-of-school learning experiences. Your project should be unique and aim to integrate and synthesize your collective learning to date. You are allowed and expected to apply your creativity and problem solving abilities to a real world context. Capstone projects are a chance for you to demonstrate your competencies to both the faculty from which you will be graduating and to the world you hope to join.
3 Credits
Prerequisite(s):
- ARCH 305
- ARCH 303
- ARCH 301
- ARCH 300
Corequisite(s):
- ARCH 386
- ARCH 353
- ARCH 351
- ARCH 362
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PROJ 385 - Geomatics Engineering Technology Capstone Project
Course Description:
This course focuses on the capstone project, from definition of the situation for investigation through research, data collection, data analysis, drafting, editing, and producing a formal report. Written proposal and progress reports are included. The project is presented orally to faculty, peers and industry guests. The report topic is specific to geomatics technology.
3 Credits
Prerequisite(s):
- CADD 308
- COMM 238
- SURV 263
- One of:
Required Materials
CONTINUING EDUCATION CALENDAR
NETWORK LEARNING CALENDAR
ACADEMIC CALENDAR
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PROJ 386 - CVT Capstone Project
Course Description:
PROJ386 focuses on the CVT capstone project, from definition of the situation for investigation through research, data collection, data analysis, drafting, editing, and producing a formal report. Written proposal and progress reports are included. The project is presented orally to faculty, peers and industry guests.
3 Credits
Prerequisite(s):
Required Materials
CONTINUING EDUCATION CALENDAR
NETWORK LEARNING CALENDAR
ACADEMIC CALENDAR
Technical Requirements
Equivalent(s):
PROJ 387
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PROP 267 - Heavy Oil and Natural Gas Processing
Course Description:
Heavy Oil and Natural Gas Processing provides a valuable overview of the oil and gas industry from the drilling field to the refinery including a history of exploration in Canada, and the use of modern-day sophisticated techniques to extract oil and gas. The focus is on petroleum and natural gas products, industrial processes, and safety measures. You will examine the properties of natural gas, different methods of extraction, and the basic processes used in gas processing plants and for the refining of petroleum products including hydrocarbon processes and fractionation.
1.5 Credits
Prerequisite(s):
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RFRG 200 - Canada’s Ozone Layer Protection Awareness
Course Description:
This seminar is based on Environment Canada’s Code of Practice for Reducing CFC Emissions in Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Systems. The course and the Participants Manual supplied deal with the proper handling of CFC/HCFC/HFC and will prepare the participants for complying with Provincial and Federal regulations covering refrigeration and air conditioning systems. Upon successful completion, the certification required to purchase and handle refrigerants across Canada will be provided via the Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Institute of Canada (HRAI).
This course is suitable for residential commercial, industrial, domestic, automotive and mobile applications.
1.5 Credits
Required Materials
CONTINUING EDUCATION CALENDAR
Please note: This course is strictly theory and does not incorporate hands-on training.
Course material is available for purchase from the SAIT Bookstore for Continuing Education materials.
NETWORK LEARNING CALENDAR
ACADEMIC CALENDAR
Technical Requirements
CONTINUING EDUCATION CALENDAR
Please note: This course is strictly theory and does not incorporate hands-on training.
Course material is available for purchase from the SAIT Bookstore for Continuing Education materials.
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RFRG 211 - Refrigeration Theory I
Course Description:
This course covers materials in Sections 1 to 4 of the Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Mechanic Apprenticeship Course Outline for Period 1 published by the Government of Alberta as version 1411.1 (2011) of the Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Mechanic Apprenticeship Trade Profile on the website of Alberta Apprenticeship and Industry Training located at http://tradesecrets.gov.ab.ca
3 Credits
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RFRG 220 - Refrigeration Shop I
Course Description:
This course covers materials in Sections 1 to 4 of the Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Mechanic Apprenticeship Course Outline for Period 1 published by the Government of Alberta as version 1411.1 (2011) of the Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Mechanic Apprenticeship Trade Profile on the website of Alberta Apprenticeship and Industry Training located at http://tradesecrets.gov.ab.ca
6 Credits
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SFTY 202 - Safety and Rigging
Course Description:
The Safety and Rigging is a theory course which consists of the following topics; safety legislation, regulations and practices ensuring safe work, climbing, lifting, rigging and hoisting, hazardous materials and fire protection, apprenticeship training program, pipe trade codes and electrical safety.
1.5 Credits
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SHMT 203 - Sheet Metal Fabrication I
Course Description:
SHMT 203 is a fully hands-on course where students apply theories learned by fabricating sheet metal projects. This course is project based and follows the individual Learning Modules for the third section of the first period Sheet Metal. Practical activities include fabricating and assembly of flat rectangular (HVAC) fittings. Fabricate and assemble of round elbows and offsets. Fabricate and assemble rectangular and cylindrical roof jacks, using a variety of seams, edges and joints. Students perform Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW) processes used in the Sheet Metal trade and learn welding safety.
6 Credits
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SHMT 207 - Sheet Metal Theory I
Course Description:
SHMT 207 is fully theory-based and follows the individual Learning Modules for first period Sheet Metal. Coursework covers ten individual learning modules of Introduction to Sheet Metal theory. The coursework includes; Various regulatory bodies in the training of sheet metal workers, Occupational Health and Safety regulations and safe work practices, requirements of WHMIS to the worksite, use of ladders, scaffolds and man lifts, safe rigging and hoisting practices, metal working processes using bench machines, metal working processes using floor and power equipment. Students learn the Operate of explosive actuated tools as well as the various sheet metal materials, seams and edges, fasteners, sealants and insulations. Solve basic mathematical problems, basic conversion and linear mathematical problems.
3 Credits
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SHMT 209 - Sheet Metal Workplace Skills
Course Description:
This course provides fundamental information that is built on in the other courses in First Year training, as well as the other years of training to become a Sheet Metal Worker with a Gas Fitter B ticket. Sheet Metal Workplace Skills is one of six major requirements that are required to be satisfactorily completed before moving on to 2nd year Sheet Metal training. Sheet Metal Workplace Skills provides fundamental that are imperative for your success as a Sheet Metal Journeyman and provides important background as you progress through following years. Sheet Metal Workplace Skills is broken down into 7 units.
3 Credits
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SMTL 246 - Strength of Materials
Course Description:
This course gives an introduction to material properties and the methods of analysis used in structural design. Students will learn the concepts of normal stress and strain, shear stress and strain, thermal stress and strain, deformation, and torsional loading. Structural elements will be designed based on material properties and factors of safety. Students will calculate sectional properties such as centroids and moments of inertia and construct shear force and bending moment diagrams for statically determinate beams. Calculation of flexural stresses, longitudinal shear stresses, and deflection will allow beam sections to be selected for structural applications. Column analysis and design are included.
3 Credits
Prerequisite(s):
Required Materials
CONTINUING EDUCATION CALENDAR
NETWORK LEARNING CALENDAR
ACADEMIC CALENDAR
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SMTL 1010 - Statics and Strength of Materials
Course Description:
In the Statics and Strength of Materials course, you will study loads, forces and their effects on rigid bodies and structures at rest. Topics include: computations of equilibrium reactions, internal forces, shear, moments, couples, stress, strain and deformation, along with finding centroids and moments of inertia. You will study the characteristics and properties of construction materials, as well as the elastic behaviour of flexural members. Practical structural laboratory demonstrations will be performed to illustrate the theoretical concepts.
3 Credits
Prerequisite(s):
Required Materials
CONTINUING EDUCATION CALENDAR
NETWORK LEARNING CALENDAR
ACADEMIC CALENDAR
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STCS 200 - Civil Engineering Statics
Course Description:
This course provides foundation skills in the analysis and design of structural and civil engineering applications. Students will analyze civil engineering structures containing simple coplanar force systems using the concepts of static equilibrium, force components, moments, free body diagrams and centroids. Students will also determine the support reactions for statically determinate beams and in two-dimensional pin-connected systems such as frames and trusses.
3 Credits
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STCS 242 - Structural Statics
Course Description:
This course provides foundation skills in the analysis and design of structural and mechanical systems. Students will analyze structures containing simple coplanar force systems using the concepts of static equilibrium, force components, moments, free body diagrams and centroids. Students will also determine the support reactions for statically determinate beams and in two-dimensional pin-connected systems, such as frames and trusses.
1.5 Credits
Required Materials
CONTINUING EDUCATION CALENDAR
NETWORK LEARNING CALENDAR Your course will start the day your registration is processed and your end date is based on the length of the course. This is a 15 week course.
ACADEMIC CALENDAR
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SURV 203 - Civil Surveying
Course Description:
This course focuses on an introduction to surveying including measurement of angles, distances, and performing traverses. Students will learn to calculate 3D coordinates of surveyed points as well as stake-out points extracted from design drawings.
1.5 Credits
Required Materials
CONTINUING EDUCATION CALENDAR
NETWORK LEARNING CALENDAR
ACADEMIC CALENDAR
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SURV 214 - Surveying I
Course Description:
Introduction to survey theory and field practice. A brief history of surveying and current applications. Focus on the use, care and handling of equipment while implementing safe work practices. Demonstrate skills of observation, record-keeping and problem solving. Recognize concepts of error theory with respect to measurements of elevations, distances and angles. Calculate conversion of units, angles and directions, and polar and rectangular coordinates. Calculate positions, survey closures and adjustments. Apply trigonometric concepts to the calculation of intersections, areas and land partitioning problems. Field exercises use industry standard equipment to conduct typical construction surveys ensuring participants experience a range of environments while demonstrating practical survey skills.
3 Credits
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SURV 230 - Satellite Positioning
Course Description:
A comprehensive introduction to Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) technologies with a focus on the Global Positioning System (GPS). Satellite system concepts, design, operation, implementation, and applications are described as well as detailed information on GNSS signal, satellite status, plans, schedule, and capabilities are discussed. GNSS theory is applied through the planning, collection, and analysis of field data. Surveys are performed using single point and differential positioning, real-time and post-processed kinematic and static surveying methods.
3 Credits
Prerequisite(s):
- MAPS 204
- SURV 214
- ENGD 213
Required Materials
CONTINUING EDUCATION CALENDAR
NETWORK LEARNING CALENDAR
ACADEMIC CALENDAR
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SURV 248 - Surveying II
Course Description:
Demonstrate field survey techniques using conventional equipment. Employ data collection and desktop survey software. Demonstrate project management for planning, field data capture and layout, and production of deliverables. Conduct topographic surveys, engineering layout, earthworks surveys, and legal surveys. Calculate horizontal, vertical and spiral curves for design and layout.
3 Credits
Prerequisite(s):
Required Materials
CONTINUING EDUCATION CALENDAR
NETWORK LEARNING CALENDAR
ACADEMIC CALENDAR
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SURV 263 - Measurement Analysis and Adjustment
Course Description:
Theory of errors, analysis of errors and reliability measures of Geomatics data, implementation of error propagation in different Geomatics applications, pre-analysis for Geomatics projects, formulation of direct, indirect, conditional and implicit models for Geomatics problems, application of parametric, conditional and combined least-squares estimation techniques for adjustment of Geomatics measurements, linear and non-linear least-squares estimation with iterative solutions, introduction to univariate and multivariate statistics, estimation of unknowns with weighted observations, quality assessment of the adjustment results, error ellipses, percent errors, advanced least-squares estimation techniques applied in Geomatics such as Kalman filtering and sequential solution methods.
3 Credits
Prerequisite(s):
- MAPS 204
- MATH 238
- SURV 214
Required Materials
CONTINUING EDUCATION CALENDAR
NETWORK LEARNING CALENDAR
ACADEMIC CALENDAR
Equivalent(s):
MATH 265
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SURV 325 - Surveys and Geographic Information Systems
Course Description:
This course introduces students to advanced surveying techniques and their applications in Civil Engineering. The course focuses on the use of photogrammetry, and LiDAR. Additionally, the student will learn to process surveying data and estimate earthworks for different Civil Engineering projects. They will learn the fundamental applications of common Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and its applications. The student will apply the GIS principles using software to manipulate spatial/non-spatial information and create different terrain visualizations.
1.5 Credits
Prerequisite(s):
- One of:
- CIVL 201 and SURV 203
- CIVL 255
Technical Requirements
To register for this course, you must have completed either CIVL 255 - Civil Drafting and Surveying or both SURV 203 - Civil Surveying and CIVL 201 - Civil Drafting.
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SURV 330 - Surveying III
Course Description:
Introduction to control surveys concepts, definitions and implementation in Geomatics applications. Horizontal and vertical control networks, control networks specifications, reference systems and datums. Techniques for establishing horizontal control networks. Reconnaissance and pre-analysis of Geomatics control networks. Application of error propagation in horizontal and vertical control. Blunder detection in horizontal control measurements. Azimuth determination by observation on Polaris and the Sun. Control monuments and markers, specifications and sources of data. Precise levels and, geodetic levelling, triangulation, resection and trigonometric levelling. Calibration of precise levels. Grid coordinates, grid convergence, ground and grid distances, elevation factor, projection factor and combined grid scale factor.
3 Credits
Prerequisite(s):
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SURV 342 - Remote Sensing
Course Description:
This course introduces the concepts of electromagnetic energy and how it is applied to create remotely sensed images. Digital image processing from all remote sensing platforms is investigated in how information is extracted from a single or multiple exposure(s). The topics include image acquisition, manipulation, rectification, enhancement, and classification with an emphasis of hands on image processing.
3 Credits
Prerequisite(s):
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SURV 343 - Applications in Geomatics Engineering
Course Description:
This course introduces the concepts of several surveying applications and their implementation in Geomatics. Topics will include sewers and storm water drainage systems, hydrographic surveying, subdivision surveys, well site surveys, seismic surveys, tunnel and mining surveys, inertial navigation systems, multi-sensor integration and data fusion for navigation and georeferencing of remotely sensed data.
3 Credits
Prerequisite(s):
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SURV 345 - Cadastral Surveying
Course Description:
This course introduces the law and practice of land surveying in Western Canada. Land ownership, land registration systems and the documents registered against parcels of land are studied to provide a basis for locating land, determining boundaries and identifying any restrictions to the use of land. The DLS/ATS system of survey provides the foundation for subdivision of both public and private lands and is used to determine the positions of boundaries and improvements in rural and undeveloped areas. Best practices for boundary determination are applied to subdivision and real property surveys in urban areas and to wellsite and right of way surveys in rural and undeveloped areas. In addition to the study of artificial boundaries, the physical identification and legal context for natural boundaries is also explored.
3 Credits
Prerequisite(s):
Equivalent(s):
SURV 371
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SURV 1010 - Construction Surveying
Course Description:
In Construction Surveying, you will compare the practical applications of surveying to the practice of construction project management. Distance, grade and angular measurement, surveying equipment and their application to construction layouts and control will be part of your studies, along with surveying documentation, field work, and an introduction to other three-dimensional (3D) measurement and positioning systems.
3 Credits
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WFAB 201 - Metal Fabrication
Course Description:
The Metal Fabrication course consists of welding safety, welding, brazing, and soldering.
1.5 Credits
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