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GETG
5001
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Statistics This course is an introductory course to prepare students for statistical analysis of surveying observations and as a prerequisite for Adjustments.
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GETG
5002
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Geodesy and Map Projections The objectives of this course are to introduce the student to observations and computations on a solid body, to give the student an understanding of the size and shape of the earth, the history of geodetic surveying, the concepts of gravity, and its use in surveying, and to continue the student's studies of map projections. Emphasis is placed on computations of coordinates, computations on the projection surface, and coordinate conversions and recognition of common problems in coordinate computations.
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GETG
5022
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Automated Drafting This course is presented to Geomatics Engineering students during term one. The course will provide students with more advanced concepts and commands within the Surveying and Engineering CADD environment. Students will draft and calculate projects by using a combination of Land Development Desktop and IntelliCAD software suites.
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GETG
5024
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Global Positioning System In this course, the learner will use the Global Positioning System (GPS) as a tool for obtaining spatial data and coordinate information. The learner will review code differential GPS and its applications, especially as it relates to GIS and mapping data collection. The learner will explore the use of carrier phase GPS observables to collect data for geodetic control, topographic surveys, etc. Learners will use proprietary software to process and analyze code and carrier phase GPS data sets as well as export data in various formats for use by other software packages.
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GETG
5025
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Advanced Communications I The objective of this course is to prepare students to effectively communicate within a working environment. Emphasis will be placed on preparing project documentation and gathering field project data in support of Advanced Communications II. Students are required to generate the necessary fieldwork data for technical report on a topic of their choosing. This course provides them with time and appropriate support mechanisms for completing this task.
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GETG
5027
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Fieldwork I The student will put into practice theory and applications discovered in the classroom. Fieldwork also focuses on the important aspect of teamwork and how teams can work effectively together to achieve a common goal.
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GETG
5030
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Geographic Information Systems This course is designed to introduce the students to the main components of the Geographic Information Systems, such as: data input, data management, data analysts and output. Through the completion of practical assignments the students will gain an understanding of how GIS works, and also, why it is such a powerful tool. The ArcView GIS v. 3.3 and some of its extension modules will be used in this course.
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GETG
5040
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Construction Surveying
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GETG
6010
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Adjustments The objective of this course is to give the student an understanding of the concepts of least squares adjustments by studying the theory using a matrix algebra approach, and performing adjustments and analysis using interactive software. During the course, students will use data gathered from the field during the projects in fieldwork as well as standard data sets.
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GETG
6020
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Survey Profession The objectives of this course are to introduce the student to fundamental business concepts to better prepare them for terminology and concepts they will encounter as employees or employers, to give the student an overview of several areas which are involved in practising as a Professional Surveyor and to expose the student to the planning process both in the legal sense and in the subdivision design sense.
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GETG
6022
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Automated Drafting II This course is presented to Geomatics Engineering students during the second semester. The course will provide students with more advanced concepts and commands within the Surveying and Engineering CAD environment. Students will draft and calculate projects using the Land Development Desktop software.
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GETG
6026
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Advanced Communications II This course is designed to prepare students to effectively communicate within a working environment. Emphasis will also be given analysing information, preparing high quality output and to oral communications. Students are required to prepare a technical report on a field experiment performed in Advanced Communications I during the fall semester. Time and appropriate support mechanisms will be provided for completing this task.
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GETG
6028
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Fieldwork II The student will put into practice theory and applications discovered in the classroom. Fieldwork also focuses on the important aspect of teamwork and how teams can work effectively together to achieve a common goal.
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GETG
6032
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Survey Methods This course is composed of multiple components one of which focuses on applications of data collection and another component that focuses on coordinate geometry calculations using CAD software. On the data collection side, learners will work with feature codes on a data collector for upload and download of various practical coordinated field survey projects. Learners will also participate in data collection and analysis of as-built surveys. The final component departs from what would be referred to as traditional surveying and focuses on applications of measurement theory in areas not covered by other courses. These areas may include construction and industrial applications using RTK GPS and static GPS as well as other applications. The module will be divided into distinct topic areas that are chosen on a year-by-year basis to allow flexibility with learner requirements and to maximize benefits gained from current projects in these various areas.
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GETG
6501
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Field Camp This course applies all aspects of surveying that the student has been introduced to during the year. The student must learn to function effectively as part of a team. Topics include fieldwork, scheduling, equipment scheduling and coordination, time management, team work, self and team assessments.
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SAFE
1000
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Introduction to WHMIS (Workplace Hazardous Materials Information Systems) This course offers the students the introduction to WHMIS, which is training required by any person employed in a Nova Scotia workplace. This is a generic, introductory course that provides basic knowledge in WHMIS for the workplace and is considered to be the basis from which more specific training can be given.
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SAFE
1001
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Introduction to NS OH&S Act This course offers the students the introduction to the Occupational Health and Safety (OH&S) Act of Nova Scotia, which is required by any person employed in a Nova Scotia workplace. This is a generic, introductory course that provides basic knowledge of the Act for the students and is considered to be the basis from which more specific training can be given.
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