Surveying 101: Tool Techniques & Terrain
Certificate · 40 hours - 20 hours per week
An introductory 40-hour course covering foundational land surveying principles, instruments, and methods. Students learn to operate traditional and modern tools including total stations, GNSS receivers, and digital mapping technologies. Field exercises cover distance measurement, angle observation, elevation determination, and basic site layout. The course addresses terrain interpretation, topographic map reading, and contour analysis. Learning objectives include operating fundamental instruments, applying data-collection techniques, interpreting terrain, and producing field notes and maps. Runs Monday to Friday, 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m., over two weeks. Suited for aspiring surveyors, engineering students, or anyone interested in land measurement.
| Credential | Certificate |
| Length | 40 hours - 20 hours per week |
| Campuses | Timmins |
| Delivery | In-person |
Source: https://www.northerncollege.ca/program/surveying101/