CG605

SYNOPSIS

UTILITY MAPPING exposes the students to the definition, history, objectives, scope,

method of survey, processing and mapping of underground utility mapping. The

entire topic provides give knowledge to the students in field works such as

determining the positions of underground materials on earth surface.

COURSE LEARNING OUTCOMES (CLO)

Upon completion of this course, students should be able to:

1. Describe the history, utility quality level attributes of utility mapping and
     instruments used in underground detection survey precisely.(C1)

2. Explain the azimuth of a control survey and method of survey for utility
    mapping.(C2)

3. Explain the processing of utilities data collecting by different control
    survey instruments,underground detection survey instruments and
    National Underground Utility Database according the JUPEM
    organization.(C2,A3)

4. Conduct a control survey and utility mapping and process the utilities

    data collecting     precisely.(C3,P3)

 ASSESSMENT
The course assessment is carried out in two sections:
i. Continuous Assessment - (CA)
Coursework is continuous assessment that measures knowledge, technical
skills and soft skills.

ii. Final Examination - (FE)
Final examination is carried out at the end of the semester.

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