Course Description
Diploma in Survey Engineering aims to is provides students with skills in the collection of spatial data, related to the set-out and monitoring of engineering structures as road construction, laying of railway tracks, land boundaries demarcating, buildings construction, tunnels and mining explorations. The course also helps in gaining skills in operating sophisticated equipment associated with surveying as robotic total station, also known as electronic theodolite and practical skills to work as a land surveyor. Other equipments used are 3D scanner, GPS receivers, retro-reflectors, radios, drones and surveying software like AutoCAD. Students will also be aware of the principles of mathematical like 3D geometry, trigonometry and regression analysis.