Undergraduate Catalogue - UPRM
Undergraduate Catalogue - UPRM
Undergraduate Catalogue - UPRM
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COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING<br />
Second Semester<br />
INCI 4950 3 Integrated Civil Engineering<br />
Project<br />
INCI 4055 3 Project Control and Management<br />
INCI 4019 1 Civil Engineering Seminar<br />
ELECTIVE 3 **Sociohumanistic Elective<br />
ELECTIVE 3 Civil Engineering Elective<br />
ELECTIVES 6 ***Free Electives<br />
19<br />
Total credits required for this program: 179<br />
*Refer to the Academic Regulations section<br />
for information on Advanced Placement.<br />
**The fifteen (15) credit-hours of<br />
Sociohumanistic electives will be selected by the<br />
student, with the advisor's approval, from a list of<br />
recommended courses.<br />
***The twelve (12) credit-hours of free electives will<br />
be selected by the student with the advisor’s<br />
approval, from available courses with equal or<br />
higher, and different contents than those required<br />
in the curriculum.<br />
SURVEYING AND TOPOGRAPHY<br />
The very high cost of real estate on the Island<br />
and the highly sophisticated modern<br />
instrumentation used today make this program<br />
mandatory in order to produce better-qualified<br />
professionals in the field of surveying.<br />
Surveying students will be enrolled in a program<br />
that covers a wide spectrum of activities from the<br />
very basic plane surveying, to cartography,<br />
photogrammetry, geodesy, and astronomy. The<br />
student will have the opportunity to apply theory<br />
into practice, through laboratory sessions and a<br />
summer camp. The program has been designed<br />
to meet the needs and the qualification criteria of<br />
the Board of Examiners of Engineers, Architects,<br />
and Surveyors of Puerto Rico, the Society of<br />
Engineers and Surveyors of Puerto Rico, and the<br />
surveying profession itself.<br />
PROGRAM EDUCATIONAL<br />
OBJECTIVES:<br />
The Surveying and Topography Program´s<br />
specific academic objectives are to:<br />
1. Properly apply knowledge of<br />
mathematics, science, and surveying<br />
engineering sciences.<br />
2. Properly analyze data, legal documents,<br />
and field evidence.<br />
3. Be able to design measurement criteria<br />
to meet minimum accuracy standards in<br />
a given job or situation.<br />
4. Have the desired personality traits that<br />
will assist a student to efficiently work<br />
as a leader or a member of a team, not<br />
only in field parties but in<br />
interdisciplinary teams as well;<br />
5. Be capable of aspiring to achieve the<br />
highest standards of the profession, both<br />
technically and ethically;<br />
6. Be able to communicate efficiently with<br />
others, laymen and professionals, in<br />
graphical, oral and written (in English<br />
and in Spanish) means;<br />
7. Show a thirst for knowledge which will<br />
help a student pursue further studies<br />
and/or, at all times keep abreast of<br />
contemporary issues at both levels:<br />
technological and worldwide;<br />
8. Show a willingness to become involved<br />
in the solution of problems and issues,<br />
both technological and social; and<br />
9. Be willing to engage in, and capable of<br />
attaining life-long learning experiences.<br />
PROGRAM OF STUDY<br />
SURVEYING AND TOPOGRAPHY<br />
CURRICULUM<br />
FIRST YEAR<br />
First Semester<br />
Number Credits Course<br />
*MATE 3005 5 Pre-Calculus<br />
QUIM 3001 4 General Chemistry<br />
*INGL 3--- 3 First year course in English<br />
*ESPA 3101 3 Basic course in Spanish<br />
INGE 3011 2 Engineering Graphics I<br />
EDFI ---- 1 Elective in Physical Education<br />
18<br />
Second Semester<br />
MATE 3031 4 Calculus I<br />
QUIM 3002 4 General Chemistry<br />
*INGL 3--- 3 First year course in English<br />
*ESPA 3102 3 Basic course in Spanish<br />
INGE 3012 2 Engineering Graphics II<br />
EDFI ---- 1 Elective in Physical Education<br />
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