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Real Estate Measurement Engineering

Field of studies
Engineering
Qualification
Professional Bachelor of Engineering Sciences
Form and duration
Full-time (3 years)
Lithuanian or English language
Annual tuition fee
3000
Programme code
6531EX011

Why study this programme?

Innovative teaching and learning methods and virtualization of the study process are applied. Lectures, seminars, discussions, group work, practical tasks, literature analysis, project preparation, etc. Student-oriented independent work, based on tasks, group work, in which problematic and critical thinking are very important, project work.

Study environment

Measurements are carried out using modern geodetic instruments, GPNS equipment using stationary 3D scanners and unmanned aerial vehicles (drones). 3D surface models are developed using 3D technology with collected data from LIDAR and with other methods measured areas. Cadastral measurements of buildings and land plots are being carried out, topographic and engineering digital geodetic plans are being prepared.

Career

Possibilities to make a career in institutions for digital geodesy measuring, companies for real estate cadastre data processing and evaluation, construction organizations, municipalities or other institutions for spatial data processing, storage and geomatics (GIS) departments and centers, to create private companies.

Contact person

Dainora Jankauskienė Head of Environmental and Civil Engineering Department

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Goal of the program

The aim of Professional Bachelor study of Digital Geodesy programme is to prepare highly qualified geodesy specialist. They will be able to use of modern geodetic devices, GPNS equipment, stationary 3D scanners and drones with equipment of remote sensing technology. Specialists will be able to use 3D geoinformation (GIS) technology to create 3D surface models with LIDAR; they will be able to use other methods of measured area data, performing cadastral measurements of structures and land plots, preparing topographic and geodetic plans for underground engineering networks.

Subjects

Study subjects (127 credits): Professional Communication, Foreign Language (English, Russian), Applied Research Methodology, Basics of Management, Engineering Graphics, Geoinformatic, Computer-Aided Design Systems, Basics of Geodesy, Remote Sensing Technologies, Spatial Planning, Geodetic Instruments and Automation of Measurements, Cadastral Measurements, Cartography, Processing of Metrological and Geodetic Measurements, Digital maps, Photogrammetry, Business Economics.

Study results

Graduate:
1. Adapt traditional and innovative measurements engineering techniques and use methods for design & development, combinating cost, benefit, safety of humans, quality and reliability.
2. Apply knowledge of new technologies and solve geodetic, cartographic, spatial information infrastructure and territorial planning challenges.
3. Use methods of mathematical statistical data processing, measurement reliability and uncertainty determination methods, as well as be able to collect, analyze and systematize data.
4. Use measurement information for engineering research and other applied research, design different types of engineering maps and create information data sets.
5. Conduct practical research, planning and designing experiments, starting with problem formulation, selection of research equipment, and evaluation and qualification of results.
6. Make measurements with modern measuring devices, to analyze the results of real estate administration, formation, evaluation methods, that meet Lithuanian and EU standards and regulations.
7. Apply measurements software to solve engineering problems, obtain and process data solutions, produce computer graphics and perform digital projects.
8. Work independently as well as in a team, with a holistic understanding of the impact of engineering decisions on society and the environment, and in compliance with professional ethics and engineering standards.
9. Find out the interfaces of measurement solutions with their economic consequences, to understand the importance of individual lifelong learning and to prepare for it, to be able to communicate with the engineering community and the general public.

Admissions

40%

Mathematics

20%

Physics

20%

Lithuanian language and literature

20%

Weighting factor for any subject that does not overlap with the first and second