This course develops on the introduction to surveying in Land Surveying 1.
Outcome:
By the end of this course students will be able to:
â– explain the technical, professional, and ethical principles of land surveying;
â– demonstrate proficiency in the use and care of survey instruments;
â– collect and process survey observations including adjustments as appropriate;
â– assess the suitability of survey techniques and equipment in a range of scenarios;
â– propose and justify land survey workflows for survey control and detail operations;
â– assess the quality of survey data from reported methods and results.
â– plan and carry out a topographic survey in a small group;
â– explain the procedures to be carried out during a survey reconnaissance;
â– explain the observation, computation and adjustment of control methods as appropriate;
â– assess the range of computational methods available;
â– explain the specification requirements for control and detail surveys;
â– process survey control and detail data in a professional survey software package;
â– report succinctly on survey tasks;
â– reflect on the outcome of their own survey results and practice.
