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I. Tantárgyleírás

1. Alapadatok
1.1 Tantárgy neve
Surveying I.
1.2 Azonosító (tantárgykód)
BMEEOAFAT45
1.3 Tantárgy jellege
Kontaktórás tanegység
1.4 Óraszámok
Típus Óraszám / (nap)
Előadás (elmélet) 1
Laboratóriumi gyakorlat 2
1.5 Tanulmányi teljesítményértékelés (minőségi értékelés) típusa
Vizsga
1.6 Kreditszám
3
1.7 Tárgyfelelős
név Dr. Szabolcs Rózsa
beosztás Egyetemi docens
email rozsa.szabolcs@emk.bme.hu
1.8 Tantárgyat gondozó oktatási szervezeti egység
Általános- és Felsőgeodézia Tanszék
1.9 A tantárgy weblapja
1.10 Az oktatás nyelve
magyar és angol
1.11 Tantárgy típusa
Kötelező az építőmérnöki (BSc) szakon
1.12 Előkövetelmények
1.13 Tantárgyleírás érvényessége
2023. szeptember 1.

2. Célkitűzések és tanulási eredmények
2.1 Célkitűzések
The aim of this course is to learn the basic concepts of Surveying, the structure of surveying instruments and the basic surveying observations and their processing, such as the optical levelling (line levelling, detail point levelling), the application of the theodolites and total stations and horizontal and vertical angular observations. Students will learn and practise the units used in surveying as well as the math solutions of coordinate and elevation computations.
2.2 Tanulási eredmények
A tantárgy sikeres teljesítése utána a hallgató
A. Tudás
  1. Knows the basic concepts and functions of surveying and geodesy
  2. Understands the structure and the variants of surveyors' levels.
  3. Knows the possible solutions of height determination.
  4. Knows the implementation of line levelling and detail point levelling as well as the processing of measurements.
  5. Knows the systematic errors of levelling and the procedure and rules of levelling
  6. Knows the way of implementation of trigonometric heighting and the systematic errors and their considerations
  7. Knows the structure of the theodolite as well as the basics of its examination
  8. Knows the systematic errors of angular observations and how to handle them
  9. Knows the basics units used in surveying
  10. Has a general knowledge of the projections and control networks used in practise and also knowhow to access surveying data
  11. Knows the fundamental tasks of surveying calculations and the orientation of mean direction
B. Képesség
  1. Able to use the units used in surveying and to convert between them
  2. Able to perform height determination with levelling
  3. Able to set up theodolites/total stations and to carry out measurements of directions and zenith angles
  4. Able to process measurements of directions and zenith angles as well as to correct the systematic errors
  5. Able to reduce distance observations to the reference level (mean sea level)
  6. Able to orient the observed mean directions, and to calculate the horizontal coordinates of unknown points using the 1. and 2. fundamental tasks of surveying
C. Attitűd
  1. Collaborate with the professor and other students
  2. Attempts to acquire the knowledge to use the necessary instruments to perform surveying tasks
  3. Attempts to effectively use builtin programs and memory functions of calculators
  4. Attempts for accurate and errorfree calculations, take advantage of control alternatives
D. Önállóság és felelősség
  1. Independently practise the usage of theodolite and prepare for the practical test
  2. Openly receives the wellfounded critical comments
2.3 Oktatási módszertan
Lectures, computation and measurement exercises, communication in writing and oral, use of IT tools and techniques, tasks independently and teamwork, logistic techniques.
2.4 Részletes tárgyprogram
Principle of levelling, the usage of surveyors' level.
Week Topics of lectures and/or exercise classes
1. The principle of positioning.. Height, altitude measurement. The structure of surveyors' level.
Surveying: science and profession. Basic Calculation techniques: units. Calculations with angles. Trigonometric functions and their determination with a calculator. Trigonometric theorems
2.
3. The rules and the systematic errors of levelling. Line levelling, detail point levelling.Determination of vertical control points with levelling.
4. Detail point levelling
5. Horizontal measurements. Angular observations, the theodolite.Summary: height determination with levelling. The theodolite and its role in angular observations.
6. Usage, setup and direction observation with the theodolite.
7. Systematic errors of angular observations. Examination of the theodolite. Mean direction, direction observations, zenith angle. Computation of excentric angular observations.
Usage of theodolite: horizontal and vertical angular observations, calculation of mean direction and zenith angle.
8. Usage of the theodolite: measurement and processing of angular observations.
9. Geodetic projections. National control networks. Record of surveying data.
Summary the usage of theodolite
10. Calculations on the projection plane: fundamental tasks of surveying.
11. Trigonometric heighting. Definition of distances: corrections, reductions
Orientation of mean directions on a known point
12. Calculation of trigonometric heighting. Summary of the calculations on the projection plane.
13. Fundamentals of mapping. Computer aided mapping, production techniques.
Intersections.
14. Optional practise: Total stations and their applications.

A félév közbeni munkaszüneti napok miatt a program csak tájékoztató jellegű, a pontos időpontokat a tárgy honlapján elérhető "Részletes féléves ütemterv" tartalmazza.
2.5 Tanulástámogató anyagok
a) Printed lecture notes:
  • Bannister-Raymond-Baker: Surveying (Prentice Hall)
b) Online materials:
2.6 Egyéb tudnivalók
2.7 Konzultációs lehetőségek

Appointments: As specified on the department’s website, or in consultation with the course instructorsvia e­mail

Jelen TAD az alábbi félévre érvényes:
2024/2025 semester I

II. Tárgykövetelmények

3. A tanulmányi teljesítmény ellenőrzése és értékelése
3.1 Általános szabályok
The assessment of the learning outcomes specified in clause 2.2 above and the evaluation ofstudent performance occurs via two midterm tests, a practical report and a written exam in the examination period.
3.2 Teljesítményértékelési módszerek
Evaluation form Abbreviation Assessed learning outcomes
1. Midterm test MT1 A.2, A.3, A.4, A.5; B.1, B.2; C.3
1. Practical report PR1 A.7, A.8; B.3, B.4; C.1 C.3; D.1, D.2
2. Midterm test MT2 A.9, A.10, A.11; B.1, B.6; C.3, C.4
2.Exam E A.1-A.12; B.1-B.6; C.3-C.4

A szorgalmi időszakban tartott értékelések pontos idejét, a házi feladatok ki- és beadási határidejét a "Részletes féléves ütemterv" tartalmazza, mely elérhető a tárgy honlapján.
3.3 Teljesítményértékelések részaránya a minősítésben
To successfully gain the signature of the subject it is compulsory to acquire at least 50% of the points of the midterm tests. To complete the subject, the practical report must also be completed. To successfully complete the practical report, the given measurement and data processing task has to be completed correctly, within a specified time limit.

Students must sit an exam after successfully obtaining the signature from the course.

The weights of the assessments are as follows:

Abbreviation Score
MT1 20%
PR1 0% (must be fulfilled)
MT2 20%
midterm in total 40%
Exam 60%
in total 100%
3.4 Az aláírás megszerzésének feltétele, az aláírás érvényessége
To successfully gain the signature of the subject it is compulsory to acquire at least 50% of the points of the midterm tests. To complete the subject, the practical report must also be completed. To successfully complete the practical report, the given measurement and data processing task has to be completed correctly, within a specified time limit.

Minimum requirements:
- MT1 and MT2 a minimum requirement is 50% of the maximum points;
- PR1 must be passed
- a minimum attendance of 70% on both the lectures and the practicals are required

The validity of the signature is two years after its achievement.
3.5 Érdemjegy megállapítása

The final grade is defined as the lump sum of the MT1, MT2 and the Exam points.

To achieve a final grade the students must hold the signature from the course and earn the minimum of 50% on the exam.

The grade points are calculated as follows:

P = MT1 + MT2 + E,

where

- MT1 is the midterm test 1 with a maximum of 20 pts;

- MT2 is the midterm test 2 with a maximum of 20 pts;

- E is the written exam test with the maximum of 60 pts.


Grade Points (P)
excellent (5) 88-P
good (4) 76-87
satisfactory (3) 63-75
pass (2) 50-62
fail (1) -49
3.6 Javítás és pótlás
  1. Minimum requirements are specified for both mid-term tests and the practical tests. Thus, all of them can be retaken once.
  2. In case of retaking anassessment the second result will be taken into account from the new and previous results.
  3. In case of failing the retake, there is a possibility for a second retake for 2 of the aforementioned assessments - after the payment of the predetermined fee in the completion week from
3.7 A tantárgy elvégzéséhez szükséges tanulmányi munka
Activity Hours/semester
contact hours 14×3=42
preparation for the practise 14×1=14
preparation for the assessments 6+8+6=20
preparation for the exam 14
Sum 90
3.8 A tárgykövetelmények érvényessége
2023. szeptember 1.
Jelen TAD az alábbi félévre érvényes:
2024/2025 semester I