ERE 371: Surveying for Engineers

Link to syllabus and lecture schedule for last offering (2012)


COURSE PURPOSE

Many programs at ESF aim at training students in designing solutions to problems associated with managing and developing land resources. A basic tenet of this training is an ability to locate and quantify the resource(s) being managed or problem(s) being solved. In addition, professionals involved with the design and construction of facilities must acquire knowledge of the principles and practices of construction surveying. ERE 371 introduces surveying for these and other tasks associated with engineering or construction management practice.

COURSE OBJECTIVES

At the conclusion of this course, the student will be able to:


Through the course, students will gain practice in:

PROGRAM OUTCOMES

Within the context of the course purpose and objectives presented above, this course will contribute to graduates having the following specific outcomes:

LECTURE NOTES

A study guide containing an outline of the lecture notes can be purchased through the ESF booksale. Students must complete the booksale form, make their payment at the Cashiers Office (102 Bray) and then can pick up a copy of the study guide from the ESF copy center in the basement of Bray Hall (4 Bray).

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