UofC

Refer to 3.1 Admissions.

Suggested Sequence of Courses

Courses shown in both terms may be taken in either term.

¹ The complementary studies course Engineering 213 or Communications Studies 363 is a corequisite for third year course Geomatics Engineering 451 and a prerequisite for 3rd year course Geomatics Engineering 455. Students must complete the course during or before the Fall Term of their third year.

² Any student who has not completed Geomatics Engineering 103 by Fall 2016 will be required to complete this replacement course instead.

³ Two week field camp normally held prior to the start of the Fall Term.

⁴ Fall and Winter.

⁵ Students who entered 2nd year Geomatics Engineering in Fall 2015 or earlier must also complete Applied Mathematics 309 or Mathematics 377.

Suggested Sequence of Courses

Courses shown in both terms may be taken in either term.

¹The complementary studies course Engineering 213 or Communications Studies 363 is a corequisite for third year course Geomatics Engineering 451 and a prerequisite for 3rd year course Geomatics Engineering 455. Students must complete the course during or before the Fall Term of their third year.

²Any student who has not completed Geomatics Engineering 103 by Fall 2016 will be required to complete the replacement course instead.

³Two week field camp normally held prior to the start of the Fall Term.

⁴ Fall and Winter.

⁵ Nine units (three half-course equivalents).

⁶ Students who entered 2nd year Geomatics Engineering in Fall 2015 or earlier must also complete Applied Mathematics 309 or Mathematics 377.

Suggested Sequence of Courses

Courses shown in both terms may be taken in either term.

¹ The complementary studies course Engineering 213 or Communications Studies 363 is a corequisite for third year course Geomatics Engineering 451 and a prerequisite for 3rd year course Geomatics Engineering 455. Students must complete the course during or before the Fall Term of their third year.

² Any student who has not completed Geomatics Engineering 103 by Fall 2016 will be required to complete the replacement course instead.

³ Two week field camp normally held prior to the start of the Fall Term.

⁴ Fall and Winter.

⁵ Students who entered 2nd year Geomatics Engineering in Fall 2015 or earlier must also complete Applied Mathematics 309 or Mathematics 377.

Suggested Sequence of Courses

Courses that span over two terms can be taken in either term.

¹Two week field camp normally held prior to the start of the Fall Term.

²Fall and Winter.

Select 18 units (six half-course equivalents).

Notes:

1. A 400-level or higher technical course from the Faculty of Science or another engineering department may be substituted for a technical elective with permission of the Head of the Department of Geomatics Engineering.

2. Technical electives in the undergraduate program and all graduate courses are offered, in any academic year, at the discretion of the department.

3. Students who complete Geomatics Engineering 443 may request that Geomatics Engineering 451 be taken as a technical elective with permission of the Head of the Department.

The Concentration in Cadastral Surveying is for students who have in interest in pursuing a career as a professional land surveyor. Students can acquire a Concentration in Cadastral Surveying by successfully completed the following courses:

1. Geomatics Engineering 443: Geodetic and Engineering Surveys
2. Geomatics Engineering 545: Hydrographic Surveying
3. Geomatics Engineering 579: Survey Law and Practice
4. Geomatics Engineering 581: Land Use Planning
5. Business and Environment 395: Business Law for Strategic Decision-Makers
6. One of:

• Geomatics Engineering 451: Design and Implementation of Geospatial Information Systems
• Geomatics Engineering 531: Advanced Photogrammetric and Ranging Techniques
• Geomatics Engineering 559: Digital Imaging and Applications

Students who complete a BSc in Geomatics Engineering with a Concentration in Cadastral Surveying are eligible to obtain a Certificate of Completion of Academic Requirements for Professional Surveyors from the Canadian Board of Examiners for Professional Surveyors (CBEPS). For more information about CBEPS and professional registration of land surveyors refer to their website: cbeps-cceag.ca.