Geomatic Engineering is a new term that is used to describe land surveying. Geomatic Engineering covers the application of new technologies such as Global Positioning System (GPS), Geographical Information System (GIS), Remote Sensing and Photogrammetric to collect, process, display, analyse and manage spatial information. The spatial information can be maps or plans (obtained from field surveying), coordinates, and natural or manmade features such as trees, drains, buildings, rivers, slopes, utilities, etc. Geomatic Engineering is widely applied in industries such as construction, oil and gas, plantation, mining, remote sensing, GIS companies, offshore surveying, license surveyors companies, land offices, survey departments, surveying software vendors, surveying instrument vendors and many more.
Astronomy, Cadastral Survey I, Computation I, Engineering Survey I, Mathematics II, Physics, Plan Drawing, Technical English I, Technical English II, Mathematics I
Automation in Surveying, Cadastral Survey II, Cartography, Computation II, Computer Programming, Digital Photogrammetry, Engineering Survey II, Geodesy I, Industrial Training / Project, Land Law and, Land Law and Regulations I, Least Squares Estimation, Regulations II, Survey Camp
Remote Sensing, Geodesy II, Geographical Information System, Hydrography, Global Positioning System
This programme is recognised by the Land Surveyors Board Malaysia (Lembaga Jurukur Tanah – LJT ), Lembaga Jurukur Sarawak and Sabah Surveyors Board (Lembaga Jurukur Sabah – LJS).
Note: The establishment of both LJT and LJS is to regulate and control the licensing of land surveyors and all matters pertaining thereto to provide leadership in the upholding and advancement of the survey and mapping profession.
Source :Infrastructure University Kaula lumpur.