Prerequisite:
None. An introduction to the basic principles of fluid mechanics, with emphasis
on hydraulic/hydrologic elements related to land development.
Prerequiste:
None. The study of the engineering
properties of construction materials related to the transportation industry,
including aggregates, Portland cement, concrete, steel, and asphalt.
ENGR
1514 – Construction Surveying
Prerequisites: None. The study of the
applications of surveying instruments and methods to construction surveying,
with an introduction to basic surveying field practices.
ENGR
1521 – AutoCAD for Surveyors 0-6-3
Prerequisite:
None. An introduction to
computer-aided design, featuring AutoCAD, with emphasis on planimetric
and structural elements which are typical in surveying graphics applications.
ENGR 2501 Plane Surveying 3-0-3
Prerequisites: ENGR 1500 or MATH
1112(Plane Trigonometry), and ENGR 1521. Study
of the theory and practice of plane surveying using the traditional methods of
surveying, including pacing, taping, and the use of the compass, transit, and
level. Study of
the proper care and use of surveying instruments.
ENGR 2502 Advanced Surveying 3-0-3
Prerequisite: ENGR 2501 or
departmental consent. Study of the
principles of field astronomy and route surveying, advanced surveying methods
and calculations, and an introduction to surveying practice and surveying law.
ENGR 2503 Surveying Laws 3-0-3
Prerequisite: ENGR 2501 or
departmental consent. Study of the legal aspects of
surveying, including
boundary law
and the surveyor’s rights and responsibilities, with particular emphasis on
surveying practice in
Prerequisite: ENGR 1504, and ENGR
2501 or departmental consent. Introduction to
hydrologic analysis and design theory, drainage area studies, and storm sewer
and culvert design.
ENGR 2505 Computer Applications for Hydrology and
Hydraulics 3-0-3
Prerequisite: ENGR 2504. Review of the theories of hydraulics
engineering, with particular emphasis on applications in hydrology. Existing computer applications software will
be used to solve problems and design
hydraulic systems.
ENGR
2506 Drainage and Erosion Control 3-0-3
Prerequisite:
ENGR 2504. Principles and practices of drainage design
including drainage structures, and erosion and sediment control measures, with
particular emphasis on governmental publications and regulations.
ENGR
2507 – Sanitary Sewer Design 3-0-3
Prerequisite: ENGR 2504. The application of hydraulic principles as
applied to the design and analysis of sanitary sewer collection systems. Existing computer applications will be
utilized.
ENGR
2508 – Water Distribution Systems 3-0-3
Prerequisite:
ENGR 2504. The application of hydraulic principles as
applied to the design and analysis of water distribution systems. Existing computer applications will be
utilized.
ENGR 2510 Computer Applications in Surveying 3-0-3
Prerequisite: ENGR 1521 and ENGR
2501, or departmental consent. Study of the use of
hand-held and personal computers, with particular emphasis on surveying
applications.
ENGR 2511 Route Surveying 3-0-3
Prerequisite: ENGR 2501 or
departmental consent. Study of the principles and
techniques of route
surveying,
including horizontal and vertical curves and earthwork computations.
ENGR 2512 Land Surveying Practice 3-0-3
Prerequisite: ENGR 2501 or
departmental consent. Study of the theory and practice of
land surveying,
including
deeds,
Prerequisite: ENGR 2501 or
departmental consent. Study of the theory
and applications of surveying for topographic mapping, including map
projections, Interpretation of topographic maps, and the use of the plane
table.
Prerequisite: ENGR 2501. The interpretation of maps
and aerial photographs, and preparation of maps, charts, and mosaics from aerial photographs.
ENGR
2516 Geographic Information Systems 3-0-3
ENGR
2517 Introduction to Global Positioning
System (GPS) 3-0-3
ENGR
2520 – Error Analysis in Surveying 3-0-3
Prerequisites:
ENGR 2502, and MATH 2000 or equivalent, or permission of instructor. A
study of error analysis utilizing mathematical and statistical techniques, to
include error propagation and least squares methods.
ENGR 2521 Survey Drafting Applications 3-0-3
Prerequisite: ENGR 1521 and ENGR 2501. The study of drafting skills needed for the practice of surveying,
with particular emphasis on computer-aided drafting.
ENGR 2541 Surveying Laboratory I 0-2-1
Prerequisite or corequisite:
ENGR 2501. The practical application of
traditional surveying instruments,
including the
compass, steel tape, level, and transit.
Students will attend the laboratory portion of the
course on
weekends.
Prerequisite or corequisite:
ENGR 2502. The practical application of modern
surveying equipment,
including but
not limited to the total station and GPS equipment. Students will attend the laboratory portion
of the course on weekends.
ENGR 2544 Hydraulics Laboratory 0-2-1
Prequisite
or corequisite: ENGR 2504 or ENGR 2505. Practical
application of hydraulics theory and
laboratory
experiments with problems in liquid flow.
Students will attend the laboratory portion of the
course on
weekends.