CATALOG #10607155

Learners will use basic surveying instruments to measure/estimate horizontal lengths, an automatic level to determine elevation, and research survey data online. Resolve measurement errors and report results in appropriate formats. Create cross section and profile views from survey data. Corequisite: Intermediate Algebra with Applications 10804118

CATALOG #10607170

Emphasizes storm water management, calculations, planning, and design. Topics include open channel and pressure flow, storage and treatment facility design concepts, and regulation, permitting, and enforcement of sanitary and storm water ordinances. Prerequisite: Civil Engineering Drafting I 10607150; Corequisite: Trigonometry with Applications 10804196

CATALOG #10607180

This capstone class is a project-based learning experience that allows students to integrate and demonstrate their civil engineering drafting, design, and survey skills by applying them to a specific engineering problem. Students collaborate in teams to apply their problem-solving and technology skills to a design experience. Working in collaboration with a faculty member, students plan, produce, document and present quality engineering designs. Students should be in their last semester of the Civil Engineering Technology program to enroll in this class. Prerequisites: Civil Engineering Drafting II 10607160, Storm Water Management 10607170, and Highway Surveying 10607171

CATALOG #10607171

Learners will explain the geometry of horizontal curves, vertical curves and super elevation with consideration of WISDOT design requirements. Civil 3D and spreadsheet software are used to model basic curves and produce reports from the software that could be used for construction staking. Learners will also perform calculations manually in preparation for the NSPS-CST exam. Prerequisites: Intro to Surveying 10607155, Civil Engineering Drafting I 10607150; Corequisite: Trigonometry with Applications 10804196

CATALOG #10607174

A GNSS surveying instrument and data collector are operated to collect field data and perform construction staking. Learners will explain the GNSS system and diagnose problems with data collection and use the data collector to analyze field data and create linework for stakeout. Prerequisites: Intro to Surveying 10607155, Intro to Civil 3D 10607108

CATALOG #10607145

Studies the general classification and properties of soil and subsurface materials. Includes subsurface exploration soil tests and hydraulic principles as used in the field of civil engineering. Laboratory techniques are developed for testing and classifying soil and aggregate. Corequisite: Intermediate Algebra with Applications 10804118

CATALOG #10607117

An introduction to geographic information systems (GIS) and how they are used to document and convey information that has a spacial component. Students use GIS software to create, manipulate, and present geographic information.

CATALOG #10607118

Interpret land documents, including various types of property descriptions, Certified Survey Maps, and USGS maps.  Interconvert azimuth, bearing, and turned angles.  Assess evidence for corner restoration and research a local survey document. Prerequisite: Civil Engineering Drafting I 10607150, Survey-Total Station 10607156

CATALOG #10607108

This introductory course in Civil 3D covers basic two-dimensional drafting concepts, including the layout of roads and parcels in a subdivision. Alignments, parcels, and dynamic labels will be created and explored using Civil 3D software. Corequisite: Intro to AutoCAD 10623106