Surveying for Architecture ARCH 2304

Course description:

This course covers introduction of basic space rules in line with the study and the needs of the student / architect of his / her.Introduces students to the Principles of surveying: linear measurements; chain surveying, Leveling and its applications in contouring, Route surveying, design and layout of vertical and horizontal curves, longitudinal and transverse profiles and cross sections, calculations of Areas, volumes and earthwork, Measurements of angles using the Theodolite, Tachometry and electronic distance measurements, Theory of errors and adjustments of measurements and principles of triangulation.

Course Aims:

This course seeks to:
  • Definition of the fundamental principles of the science of space through the theoretical part, as well as develop practical skills for students through training on hardware and cadastral work.
  • Develop teamwork skills to produce a practical project.  Increase students' knowledge of the cadastral works, such as the design of the horizontal and vertical curves mechanism, longitudinal and lateral sections of roads, as well as areas and volumes accounts with measuring angles mechanism.

Course outcomes:

The student upon completion of his study to this course is able to:
  • The acquisition of cognitive skills in the basic principles in the science of flat space.
  • Practical knowledge on the use of surveying devices.
  • Knowledge of the skills of teamwork.
  • Implementation of cadastral works perfectly, especially in the field of survey of buildings and streets.