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About the Program
Surveying and Mapping Degree Requirements
Basic Degree Requirements
- Complete a minimum of 129 semester hours with a cumulative GPA
of 2.0 or higher for all course work.
- Complete at least 40 (forty) semester hours in upper-division
courses (3000 and 4000 level courses).
- Complete all General Studies requirements listed for the degree
and major.
- Complete a 3-hour (three) Multicultural course requirement.
- Complete a 3-hour (three) Senior Experience course requirement.
- Achieve a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or higher in all MSCD courses
that satisfy the requirements for the major, and for all the MSCD
courses that satisfy requirements for a minor. [note: All majors
in the Surveying and Mapping program (SMP) are required to complete
with a minimum grade of "C" all courses prefixed with
SUR, MTH, and PHY.]
- File an application for Graduation with the Office
of the Registrar by the stipulated deadline.
- Complete a minimum of 30 (thirty) semester hours of credit at
MSCD, including the last 12 (twelve) semester hours applicable
to the degree.
- Complete at least 8 (eight) upper-division (3000 and 4 level
courses) semester hours of the major and 3 (three) upper-division
semester hours of the minor at MSCD.
Surveying and Mapping
Basic Degree Requirements Each
student must successfully complete the following course requirements
in this degree or previous degree.
- Mathematics [Note: all courses must be completed
with a minimum grade of "C".
- Precalculus mathematics (college algebra and trigonometry).
- Calculus I and II (no technical calculus or calculus courses
for business majors).
- Matrix Algebra/Linear Algebra (or equivalent)
- Computer Science Program course.
- Probability and Statistics.
- Physics I and Physics II - Calculus based.
[Note: If a student has successfully completed two algebra based
physics courses with a laboratory sessions with grade of "C"
or better, this requirement is waived.]
- Technical Writing.
- Speech or Public Speaking.
- Surveying and Surveying Related Courses. A
minimum of 30 (thirty) semester hours in survey and surveying
related topics. All elected courses in surveying and surveying
related topics must be approved by the designated Surveying and
Mapping program Academic Advisor, Professor Herbert W. Stoughton,
Ph.D. *(Surveying related courses are academic courses offered
in other academic disciplines and departments, and are in the
disciplines of civil engineering, computer science and/or computer
information systems, drafting, forestry, geographic information
systems, geography, geology, mathematics, natural resources, and
statistics.)
Surveying and Mapping Major for
Bachelor of Science
Required Technical Courses
| COURSE |
COURSE # |
COURSE NAME |
CREDIT |
| CET |
1200 |
Technical Drawing I |
3 |
| GIS |
4840 |
Remote Sensing |
3 |
| GEL |
1010 |
General Geology |
4 |
| SUR |
1510 |
Surveying I |
4 |
| SUR |
2520 |
Surveying II |
4 |
| SUR |
2530 |
Route Surveying |
4 |
| SUR |
2550 |
Surveying Computations |
3 |
| SUR |
2620 |
Surveying Drafting-CAD |
3 |
| SUR |
3100 |
Surveying Data Adjust& Analysis I |
3 |
| SUR |
3150 |
Astronomy for Surveyors |
2 |
| SUR |
3300 |
Photogrammetry |
2 |
| SUR |
3540 |
Boundary Law I |
3 |
| SUR |
3660 |
Land Information Systems |
3 |
| SUR |
3700 |
Geodesy I |
3 |
| SUR |
4320 |
Geodetic Survey Methods |
4 |
| SUR |
4510 |
Map Projections & Coordinate Systems |
3 |
| Subtotal |
52 |
Additional Course Requirements
| COURSE |
COURSE # |
COURSE NAME |
CREDIT |
| COM |
390F |
Technical Writing for Surveyors & Engineers |
3 |
| ENG |
1010 |
Fresh, Composition: The Essay |
3 |
| ENG |
1020 |
Fresh. Composition: Analy, Resrch, & Doc |
3 |
| MGT |
3000 |
Organizational Mgmt |
3 |
| MTH |
1400 |
Pre-Calculus Mathematics |
4 |
| PHY |
2311 |
General Physics I-Calculus based |
4 |
| PHY |
2331 |
General Physics Lab I |
1 |
| PHY |
2321 |
General Physics II Calculus based |
4 |
| PHY |
2341 |
General Physics Lab II |
1 |
| SPE |
1010 |
Fundamentals of Public Speaking |
3 |
| Social/Behavorial Electives/Multicultural
course |
9 |
| Arts and Letters Electives |
6 |
| Subtotal |
44 |
Technical Electives
| Approved Technical Electives |
11 |
| Subtotal |
11 |
Required Mathematics Minor
| COURSE |
COURSE # |
COURSE NAME |
CREDIT |
| MTH |
1410 |
Calculus I |
4 |
| MTH |
2410 |
Calculus II |
4 |
| MTH |
3140 |
Advanced Matrix Methods for the Physical Sciences |
4 |
| MTH |
3210 |
Probability & Statistics |
4 |
| One of the following: |
| CSI |
1300 |
Computer Science I |
4 |
| CSI |
1247 |
Intro to Program: Visual Basic |
4 |
| MTH |
1510 |
Computer Programming: Fortran |
4 |
| Elective |
2 |
| Subtotal |
22 |
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| Total |
129 |
Previous Credit Review
To transfer credits from your previous post secondary to Metropolitan
State College of Denver for credit, please send Dr. Herbert W. Stoughton
a copy of your transcripts including your name
and mailing address to:
Metropolitan State College of Denver
Attn: Professor Herbert W. Stoughton, Ph.D. - Box 90
PO Box 173362 Denver, CO 80217-3362.
You will also need to send your official transcripts to Metropolitan
State College of Denver Transfer
Services department..
For questions regarding the degree requirements, please contact
Professor Herbert W. Stoughton, Ph.D., Head of the Surveying and
Mapping department.
Professor Herbert W. Stoughton, Ph.D. is available as listed below:
M, T, W on the Auraria Campus at (303) 556-2508
TR, F in Cheyenne, WY at (307) 632-7460
By email: stoughto@mscd.edu
Auraria Campus Office: Room 114-D, in the Technology Building
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