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2004-2005 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Surveying Engineering Technology
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The Surveying Engineering Technology program trains individuals to enter a career in professional surveying. The program is designed to provide a graduate with sufficient skills to enter surveying practice and succeed.
The Surveying Engineering Technology program provides quality instruction in surveying and engineering topics blended with business and communications. The objective of the program is fulfilled by providing students with a foundation in mathematics, science, communications, social science, and humanities; coupled with topics in plane surveying, construction surveying, photogrammetry, remote sensing, boundary law, civil engineering technology, cadastral surveying, global positioning systems, land development design, and geographic information systems. Upon graduation students can expect to be able to:
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Demonstrate and apply acquired knowledge, techniques, skills, and modern tools of surveying practice to emerging applications of surveying using mathematics, science, engineering, and technology to provide and improve surveying services.
- Apply creativity appropriate to the surveying process by functioning effectively on teams that solve technical problems, through effective communications and application of surveying engineering technology.
- Have the ability to pursue lifelong learning and have a commitment to quality, timeliness and continuous improvement in the profession of surveying.
- Recognize professional, societal, ethical, and global responsibilities while respecting diversity.
The student is taught a variety of surveying topics in a highly technical and rigorous curriculum. The primary focus is educating students to enter a rewarding career as a professional land surveyor. Students that enjoy outdoor activities will enjoy a career in land surveying.
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Suggested Curriculum for the B.S. in Surveying Engineering Technology
First Year - First Semester
First Year - Second Semester
Second Year - First Semester
Second Year - Second Semester
Third Year - First Semester
Third Year - Second Semester
Fourth Year - First Semester
Fourth Year - Second Semester
Students must see their advisor for approval of all electives.
1Lists of approved courses that meet the General Education requirements and Program
Electives are available in 119 Boardman Hall.
2General Education Requirement Electives do not have to be taken in the order
shown.
3May substitute FTY 208 - Forest Surveying and Mapping with permission of advisor.
4ENG 417, ENG 418, and ENG 496 can be substituted for ENG212 - Persuasive and
Analytical Writing - only with advisor approval.
5SVT 221 fulfills Western Cultural Traditions Elective. |
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