SURV 214 - Surveying I

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

Time Guidelines
The standard instructional time for this course is 150 hours.