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Survey Computations 201
Survey Computations 201
Module
National Code
State Code
34032
34032
DTWD Status
Approved
Approved
State Implementation and Classification
Approved Date
Field of Education
031101 - Surveying
Nominal Hours
68
Description
To equip the student with the skills to solve
advanced cadastral and engineering survey
computations, using the knowledge acquired in Survey
Computations 001 and 101. Furthermore, the student
must develop the ability to apply knowledge and
derive solutions to problems analytically, not only
in standard problem situations, but in unfamiliar
situations.
To further the student's mastery of computational skills, both long-hand and
computer-aided, used in the solution of these problems.
advanced cadastral and engineering survey
computations, using the knowledge acquired in Survey
Computations 001 and 101. Furthermore, the student
must develop the ability to apply knowledge and
derive solutions to problems analytically, not only
in standard problem situations, but in unfamiliar
situations.
To further the student's mastery of computational skills, both long-hand and
computer-aided, used in the solution of these problems.
General notes
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Evidence Guide
Internal Assessment 100%
One two-hour open book test at the end of Part
A 50% One two-hour open book test at the end of Part
B 50%
To gain an overall pass, the student must achieve a
minimum of 40% of the possible marks in each unit.
One two-hour open book test at the end of Part
A 50% One two-hour open book test at the end of Part
B 50%
To gain an overall pass, the student must achieve a
minimum of 40% of the possible marks in each unit.
Elements and Performance Criteria
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Associated Qual/Courses