Rationale The course provides students with knowledge on the fundamentals governing generation and control in high voltage power systems. Course Objectives By the end of the course students should be able to: Understand the generation and measurement of high voltages Understand electric fields and field stress control around high voltage systems Understand the phenomena involved...Read More

Course description This course moves on to the study of survey equipment, including instruments, particularly of the theodolite type, such as the tacheometer and total station, and methods of measurement concerned with coordinated positions and how to plot them to scale on a grid. It has a decided bias towards bearing and distances measurements and...Read More

Course description Following from the introductory course, this course concentrates on the positioning of data found in the field in a three dimensional environment, and positioning it numerically and at scale on paper in a two dimensional format. It has a decided bias towards measuring relative heights (levelling) as the level is the easiest instrument...Read More

Course description The beginners course in surveying. This course includes the very basics of surveying concepts and methods of measurement, using such equipment as tapes, rods, compass and hand held clinometers. The course is just to kick start the student in surveying. Objectives The purpose of this course is to introduce the student to what...Read More

Course Description Whereas the previous surveying course (CIV2103) was oriented to basics and site surveying, this course is oriented to route surveying. It also includes a number of advanced concepts in surveying. Objectives To provide the knowledge and skill in curve ranging To widen capabilities in both measurement and engineering applications To provide skill in...Read More