GIS 301Cadastral and Field Surveying
GIS · Faculty of Natural and Applied Sciences · 3 credits
Description
This course covers multiple branches of surveying, earth surface determinations, cadastral delimitation, Ellipsoid, and Geoids. Topics include: mapping of the earth’s surface. Properties of plane representation, mapping procedures used in topography. Surveying instruments. Determination of surveying points network (azimuth, surveying intersection, three points’ problem, and traverse). Leveling instruments. Surveying of details (side shotsabscissa and ordinates, lateral oblique). Representation of relief (Methods used, construction of contour lines). Longitudinal profile- cross sections. Prerequisites: MAT 225 and CSC 270.
Prerequisites
Common questions about GIS 301
What is GIS 301 at NDU?
GIS 301 Cadastral and Field Surveying is a 3-credit course at Notre Dame University – Louaize (NDU), in the Faculty of Natural and Applied Sciences. This course covers multiple branches of surveying, earth surface determinations, cadastral delimitation, Ellipsoid, and Geoids. Topics include: mapping of the earth’s surface. Properties of plane representation, mapping procedures used in topography. Surveying instruments.
How many credits is GIS 301?
GIS 301 Cadastral and Field Surveying is worth 3 credits at NDU.
What are the prerequisites for GIS 301?
GIS 301 lists 1 prerequisite: CSC 270 Computer Aided Engineering Design.