GIS 401
Road Design and Surveying
GIS · Faculty of Natural and Applied Sciences · 3 credits
Description
This course introduces students to the concept of road location with particular emphasis on the design of the geometric elements of the road including horizontal and vertical curves. The course is comprised of two components; theory of road design and design by CAD. It is expected that students understand the interpretation of a surveyor’s field book for plan production and correct standards of plan presentation. Mission The mission of the MS program in Computer Science is to provide students with the knowledge and skills to become successful practitioners and leaders in the computing fields and to prepare them for further higher education in computer science. Program Educational Objectives The Computer Science department seeks to provide MS students graduates with: • Advanced knowledge in the Computing fields, which include theoretical foundations and fundamentals of systems and software; • A breadth of knowledge to establish a foundation for Ph.D. studies in Computer Science and related fields; • Required knowledge and skills to assume responsible positions in industry and government at the research, planning, and development levels. Program Learning Outcomes COMPUTER SCIENCE MASTER DEGRE THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN COMPUTER SCIENCE • Demonstrate competence in the Computing fields, which include fundamentals of systems and software; • Demonstrate a breadth of knowledge in a variety of application areas in Computer Science, including databases, networks, software engineering, information security and multimedia; • Demonstrate their competence in the analysis, design, development and testing of software systems and computer systems; • Recognize the need for, and demonstrate an ability to engage in, continuing professional development; • Demonstrate their ability to communicate effectively with a range of audiences and to show leadership qualities; • Demonstrate their understanding of professional, ethical, legal and security issues and responsibilities; • Apply for Ph.D. programs in Computer Science and show their readiness for research and development in industry; • Demonstrate an in-depth knowledge of a sub-area of Computer Science and be able to further the frontier of knowledge in that field; and • Communicate effectively as researchers and educators. Admission Requirements In addition to the University graduate admission requirements, students ho