Objectives

• Introducing students to engineering theories and their relationship to the practical side, and anticipating and solving engineering problems.Training a surveying specialist who is able to understand survey work and solve site problems using surveying equipment

Outcomes

First, the level instrument:- Calculating levels and achieving them: through the correct engineering operations- Calculating heights and achieving them: This is done through the readings that are monitored by the device at the work site.Achieving or implementing inclinations: This is done by calculating levels and measuring distances, which are either longitudinal or transverse.Horizontal correction: This is done through drawing that obligate us to a level that must be implemented to maintain the accuracy of engineering work.Secondly, Totalstation instrument:- Coordinates calculation: through setting out and surveying.- - Calculating and realizing distances as they represent the dimensions of any geometric shape.- - Calculating and verifying horizontal and vertical angles and deviations:- Calculating and realizing areas.- Calculating and achieving elevations.

Course Contents

The theoretical section includes:- Studying the engineering theories of survey work and its importance.Studying the idea of surveying instrument.Solving engineering problems and finding incomplete meteorology.- Theoretical applications that we use on the job site.- Work mistakes and what is allowed and not allowed.Preparing for the start of field work.The practical section includes:- Identifying surveying instrument and their parts and how to adjust them properly to start work.- Identifying the basics of field work from the constants and variables of survey work.Practical contact with surveying equipment and the completion of work tasks such as the following operations: Calculating levels of all types and purpose Transmete and correction of level point. Survey reports of the balance instrument. Surveying and setting out at the Totalstation The programs used in the comprehensive station, such as the resection program, the elevation program, and others

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