| Semester: | 3 | ||||||
| Course Code: | CE2050 | ||||||
| Course Name: | Land Surveying Techniques | ||||||
| Credit Value: | 1 (Notional hours: 50) | ||||||
| Prerequisites: | None | ||||||
| Core/Optional | Core | ||||||
| Hourly Breakdown | Lecture hrs. | Tutorial hrs. | Practical hrs. | Independent Learning  | |||
| 10 | - | 10 | 30 | ||||
| Course Aim: To impart fundamental knowledge on surveying techniques and adjustments of measurements in land surveying. Intended Learning Outcomes: On successful completion of the course, the students should be able to; ➢ describe different land surveying techniques and their applications ➢ conduct vertical, horizontal and angular measurements applicable to land surveying ➢ compute errors and adjust the surveying measurements using theory of errors | |||||||
| Course Content: ➢ Land surveying methods: Different land surveying techniques used in horizontal, angular and vertical measurements and their applications. ➢ Theory of errors: Application of theory of errors in surveying measurements. ➢ Plane surveying: Measurement and presentation of angles and distances. ➢ Levelling: Measurement and recording in a standard level sheet. | |||||||
| Teaching /Learning Methods: Classroom lectures, fieldwork | |||||||
| Assessment Strategy: | |||||||
| Continuous Assessment 50% | Final Assessment  | ||||||
| Details: Fieldwork  | Theory (%)  | Practical (%)  | Other (%) - | ||||
| Recommended Reading: ➢ Schofield, W., & Breach, M. (2007). Engineering Surveying, 6th edn, Technology & Engineering. ➢ Bannister, A., Raymond, S., & Baker, R. (1992). Surveying, Longman Scientific & Technical. | |||||||