Catalog: 2011–2012 Catalog Year
Technology Division
Units (Credits): 2–4; Prerequisites: CONS 108 or consent of instructor
Presents care and use of surveying equipment. Profile elevation and closed traverse projects will provide hands-on experience. Construction staking will be explained in detail. Note: Non-transferable for an NSHE baccalaureate degree. Non-applicable towards an AA or AS Degree.
Units (Credits): 4; Prerequisites: MATH 120 or higher
Offers a beginning course designed to introduce students to modern techniques in land surveying.
Units (Credits): 4; Prerequisites: SUR 119, SUR 161, SUR 265
Offers an advanced curriculum in surveying, but with increased difficulty and responsibility.
Units (Credits): 3; Prerequisites: none
Covers legal terminology relating to land surveying, writing and interpreting legal descriptions, and deed and title research. Introduces state laws relating to surveying and mapping.
Units (Credits): 3; Prerequisites: none
Covers principles of land surveying and an in-depth study of public land system, restoration of corners, boundary and control survey adjustments, and evidence and analysis.
Units (Credits): 3; Prerequisites: none
Covers advanced subdivision, street and utility design and computations, basic map preparation, methods and procedures for construction surveying of civil designed improvements.
Units (Credits): 3; Prerequisites: none
Focuses on aspects of the satellite navigation system becoming widely used in surveying and navigation. Topics include origin, history, operations, differential positioning, kinematic and real time GPS (RTK).
Units (Credits): 4; Prerequisites: none
Covers reviewing and understanding civil, structural, and architectural constructing plans, and relationship for surveying layout. Requires surveying in an outdoor lab environment.
Units (Credits): 3; Prerequisites: none
Introduces the forces shaping urban form including history and determinants of influence, nature of urban form, comprehensive planning and implementation including zoning, general terms relating to development, state statutes, and local land use controls.