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COURSE OUTLINE FOR

CIVIL ENGINEERING (UG)SURVEYING – II (CE-221)

NUST Institute of Civil Engineering



SURVEYING – II (CE-221)

OBJECTIVES

COURSE OUTLINE

DETAILED SYLLABUS

COURSE OUTLINE NUST Institute of Civil Engineering



OBJECTIVES

NUST Institute of Civil EngineeringCOURSE OUTLINE




OBJECTIVES:

To impart advance survey knowledge to

students to give them a deep understanding of

this subject so that they may meet the

challenges of Civil Engineering profession.

To develop skills for practical handling of

modern survey instruments like Total Stations,Electronic Levels and GNSS equipment on Civil

Engineering projects.





COURSE OUTLINE





COURSE OUTLINE:

COURSE TITLE: SURVEYING – II

COURSE CODE: CE – 221

CREDIT HOURS: 3THEORY: 1PRACTICAL: 2

NO. OF WEEKS: 18

INSTRUCTOR: Asst Prof Nasural Haq





SCHEDULE:

WEEK # 01: GEODESY

WEEK # 02: TRIANGULATION

WEEK # 03: TRIANGULATION

WEEK # 04: TRIGONOMETRIC LEVELLING

WEEK # 05: TACHEOMETRIC SURVEY

WEEK # 06: SATELLITE TRIANGULATION(GNSS)

WEEK # 07: SATELLITE TRIANGULATION

(GNSS)





SCHEDULE:

WEEK # 08: OHT-1

WEEK # 09: TOPOGRAPHIC SURVEYBY TOTAL STATION

WEEK # 10: TOPOGRAPHIC SURVEY

BY TOTAL STATION

WEEK # 11: MAP PROJECTIONS

WEEK # 12: PHOTOGRAMMETERY

WEEK # 13: FIELD ASTRONOMY

WEEK # 14: OHT-02





SCHEDULE:

WEEK # 15: SETTING OUT OF WORKS

WEEK # 16: SETTING OUT OF WORKS

WEEK # 17: End Semester Exam

WEEK # 18: End Semester Exam





DISTRIBUTION OF MARKS

THEORY 2 x Quizes 10 Marks

2 x Assignments 10 Marks

2 x One Hour Tests (OHT) 30 Marks

1 x Final Exam 50 Marks

PRACTICAL 2 x Assignments 10 Marks4 x Quizes 40 Marks

Final (Viva) 20 MarksPerformance in attendance 5 MarksTeam Work/Cooperation 5 MarksCourse File 5 MarksTopographic Map 15 Marks





DETAILED SYLLABUS





DETAILED SYLLABUS:

1. Basic GeodesyDefinition, concept of Geoids, spheroid/ellipsoid, Datum's ,Geoid separation and

heighting etc. 2. Triangulation

Definition, Historical Background, Process of triangulation, Triangulation figures,Classification of triangulation, Absolute Position, Orientation and Scale, BaseLine and base line extensions, Preservation of Accuracy, Design of triangulation,Reconnaissance, Selection of Stations, Station marks, Towers, Computation andAdjustments.Observation of angles of a braced quadrilateral, computations of adjustmentsand station coordinates determinations.

3. Trignometric LevellingDefinition, Process of Trigonometric leveling.

Determination of height of control points established by Triangulation.

4. TachometryDefinition, Instruments used, Systems of Tacheometric Measurements,Principles of stadia and tangential methods, Determination of TacheometricConstants, Field observations and calculations for measurement of horizontaldistance and difference in height.





DETAILED SYLLABUS:5. GNNS, Introduction and Use

History and Background, GPS Segments, GPS constellation,How GPS is designed to work, Different methods of surveying with GPS, Error

sources, Establishing Survey Control with GPS (GPS field exercises). 6. Mapping with a Total Station and Computer Software

Recording field data for topographic mapping using total station,Post processing field data and making a topographic map using computersoftware.

7. Map ProjectionsDefinition, Qualities required in a projection, Types of projection i.e. zenithalconical, cylindrical, conventional, Choice of projection.

8. Introduction to Photogrammetry and Air SurveyDefinition, Techniques (aerial, terrestrial, industrial and scientific), Air Survey,

Stereo Plotter and its basic concept, survey applications of photogrammetry.9. Field Astronomy

Introduction to geographical and astronomical terms, Determination ofAzimuth and Latitude from astronomical observations.Determination of above quantities by field observations.

10. Setting out of works





Text Book

Handouts by Instructor

Svy & Leaveling by Kanetkar ( vol -1 & vol -2) Surveying by Barry Kavanagh

Notes: All students are advised to be always in possession of electronic

calculators while coming for survey class.

The students must attend all classes in general and all practicals inparticulars as marks are earmarked for each practical session.

Practical work will not stop due to harsh weather or rain. Studentsmay like to arrange necessary protective measures.

All students are advised to be punctual. Late comers will not bemarked present.

During field work students must not look at sun through thetelescope of a theodolite/ total station/ level.

No student is allowed to leave training area while practical work isin progress.

All norms of a class room will be observed during field work i.esmoking, loitering and use of mobile phone will not be permitted.





Practical field work will be conducted in syndicates / groups .

The class will be divided in six syndicates of equal number of students. All female students will be included in one syndicate.

Please form syndicates of your own choice and give me the list inthe next period.

Syndicates once made will not be changed till the end of semester.

Each syndicate will acquire one folder in which all theOROGINAL DATA (RECORDED WITH INK PEN) of dailyfield work will be maintained. A list of syndicate members willalso be displayed.

Survey instruments will be handled with utmost care. Careless

handling or damage to the instruments will not be accepted. Exam papers will have a touch of practical work. Those students

who will work hard in the field are likely to do better in exams.

A system of mutual assessment has also been introduced topromote the spirit of team work and cooperation



Use of mobile phone during the class is Prohibited

Please Switch off your mobile phones before entering the class.

If anybody is found using mobile phone in the class, his/her Phone willbe confiscated.The phone will be returned to the parents of the defaulting students.


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