Geomatic Engineering
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Engineering
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What is Geomatic Engineering?
Geomatics Engineering is the science of a combination of geodesy and information science. Therefore, this study program learns how to integrate collection, modeling, analysis, to spatial (location-based) data management based on geodesy. This is done by transforming the data from various sources of measurement into an information / information science system. Students in this department will also study various fields of Geodesy and Informatics so that it is expected that Geomatics Engineering graduates can become competent and skilled in mastering survey and mapping technology based on earth science and technology and information technology in order to support the development of insightful marine, settlement and energy fields. environment.
Why did you choose this programme?
Earth science is very important. This is because almost all employment and industries use the role of geodetic spatial instincts, for example oil, mining, and information technology. In addition, technological and information developments make it easy to learn earth. Therefore, this department is very suitable for those of you who are interested in the earth world with the use of technology and information.
Subjects in Geomatic Engineering
- 1Calculus
- 2Physics
- 3Basic Geomatics
- 4Cartography
- 5Mathematical Geodesy
- 6Teristris Mapping
- 7Photogrammetry
- 8Toponimi
- 9Cadastre
- 10Map Projection
- 11Geophysics
- 12Database System
- 13Calculate Alignment
- 14Engineering Survey
- 15Regional Planning
- 16Digital Photogrammetry
- 17Digital Mapping
- 18GPS surveys
- 19Geographic Information Systems
- 20Remote Sensing
- 21Hydrographic Surveys
- 22Physical Geodesy
- 23HR Mapping Survey
- 24Advanced Satellite Geodesy
- 25CAD applications
- 26Oceanography
- 27Coastal Management
- 28Marine Geology and Geophysics
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Job Prospect for Geomatic Engineering
Generally, alumni majoring in Geomatics Engineering will become a Geodet / Surveyor. Various fields of work related to the earth can be entered by graduates of this department, such as oil, mining, marine, construction, and so on. In addition, graduates of this department also often become lecturers.head.
