Department of Architecture and Urban Planning

ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN PLANNING DEPARTMENT

SURVEYİNG AND CADASTRE PROGRAM

AIM:

The aim of the Surveying and Cadastre Program is to provide the necessary cadastral information for public institutions and private sectors, to produce current maps, to provide the basic infrastructure for many engineering projects such as expropriation, land consolidation, urban planning, real estate valuation, geographic information systems, land and land regulations, highway, railway, energy transmission lines, water and sewerage lines, dam projects, irrigation network projects, using hardware, software and measurement methods compatible with the developing technology and modern geodesy, and to create a technically capable human resource.

MISSION and VISION:

To increase the importance of the Surveying and Cadastre Program and to provide the necessary information for different professional groups, to ensure that jobs to be done with advancing technology are more practical and accurate.

PROGRAM INTRODUCTION:                                                             

Sivrice Vocational School - Architecture and Urban Planning Department - Surveying and Cadastre Program was opened in the 1996-1997 academic year. The Surveying and Cadastre associate degree program has a total of 80 students. The Surveying and Cadastre Associate Degree Program provides education on surveying and techniques, mathematical calculations, map production, photogrammetry and remote sensing, GPS surveying, surveying with simple measuring instruments, surveying with modern geodetic instruments, zoning information, cadastre information, urban transformation, geographic information systems, transportation information, etc., and aims to create human resources needed by public and private sectors. To reinforce the education provided in the Surveying and Cadastre Program, a 30-day compulsory professional summer internship is required. Graduates from the department have the opportunity to transfer to undergraduate programs through the "Regulation on the Continuation of Vocational Schools and Open Education Associate Degree Programs to Undergraduate Education" either in formal or Distance Education System.

The academic staff consists of 3 lecturers.

ADMISSION and REGISTRATION CONDITIONS:

They will be placed in the program if they take the Higher Education Institutions Exam (YKS) held by ÖSYM and receive a sufficient TYT score for the "Surveying and Cadastre Program".

RECOGNITION OF PRIOR LEARNING:

Students who come to the program through the Higher Education Institutions Exam (YKS) with a transition without examination or lateral transfer may be exempted from the previous successful courses by the decision of the Board.

GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS:

For a student to graduate from the program, they must have taken and passed all courses, successfully completed the applications, 30-day compulsory professional summer internship, and similar activities, and have a minimum graduation weighted GPA of 2.00 and completed a total of 120 ECTS credits.

PRINCIPLE OF MEASUREMENT AND EVALUATİON:

The evaluation criteria in the program are mainly structured as theoretical courses and practical works. At least one midterm, final exam, and makeup exam are held for each course. The instructor may have activities such as quizzes, projects, field studies, etc. according to the status of the course during the semester. Instructors are free to assess success based on midterm, final exam, quiz, project, etc. activities. The instructor announces the criteria to be applied in the success evaluation at the beginning of the semester. The success of a student in a course is determined by taking into account the midterm/final exam average at a rate of 40% and the final/makeup exam grade at a rate of 60% according to the letter grade given.

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES:

Graduates of this program receive an associate degree diploma in their field. Our graduates can work in public institutions such as the General Directorate of Land Registry and Cadastre, Directorate of Provinces, General Directorate of Highways, General Directorate of State Hydraulic Works, General Directorate of Village Services, Ministry of Environment and Urbanization, Ministry of Forestry and Water Affairs, Municipalities, Provincial Special Administrations, MTA, Disaster and Emergency Management Authority, General Directorate of Land and Agricultural Reform, GAP, DLH, DDY, DHM, etc., and private sector institutions (Surveying Companies, Construction Companies, Mining Companies, etc.).

PROGRESSION TO HIGHER DEGREE PROGRAMS:

Those who successfully complete the Map and Cadastre Program can transfer to Geodesy and Photogrammetry Engineering, Geomatics Engineering, and Surveying Engineering undergraduate programs through the Vertical Transfer Exam (DGS) conducted by ÖSYM.

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