Two semesters curriculum

Graduate Attributes:

The program graduate attributes were identified as follow:

• Critical thinking
• problem solving
• Creativity
• Teamwork
• Communication skills
• Community service
• leadership
• Deep discipline knowledge
• practical skills of Geomatics disciplines
• Scientific approach to knowledge development
• Effective responses to intellectual and social challenges

Program learning Outcomes:

Knowledge:

• K1: Define the fundamental theoretical concepts and applications of current fields of geomatics.
• K2: Recognize geospatial data measurement, analysis, knowledge of mathematics and data adjustment.
• K3: Outline techniques, methodology and modern tools and technology to solve broadly defined geospatial problems.
• K4: Describe, design, conduct, analyze and interpret Geomatics projects.

Skills:

• S1: Demonstrate the communication skills such as: writing, reading, presenting, negotiating and debating.
• S2: Demonstrate the ability to use software packages, programming languages, & digital devices relevant to Geomatics.
• S3: Predict, identify, formulate, and solve engineering problems.
• S4: Demonstrate critical thinking and analytical reasoning.
• S5: Analyze and management multi-dimensional data regarding future information demand and use.

Competence:

• C1: Evaluate work independently and as part of a team and demonstrate leadership responsibilities.
• C2: Demonstrate professional and ethical responsibility.