Program Description

The program aims to achieve the following objectives:

1. A comprehensive understanding of the concepts and theories related to spatial data collection relied upon in the geomatics system.
2. Knowledge of the foundations, techniques, and modern methods that serve geomatics, surveying, and map production, such as branches of physical and human geography, geographic information systems, remote sensing, global positioning systems, and electronic surveying.
3. The ability to link natural and human spatial data to planning and development.
4. The ability to write research papers, reports, and scientific research.
5. The ability to develop plans for projects and field applications.
6. Deepening field experience by conducting scientific field studies to serve some of the curriculum courses that have a field application nature.
7. Acquiring the skills of field studies and producing field maps using modern automated and digital techniques.
8. Acquiring skills in handling computer programs related to geographic and cartographic data, geographic information systems, and remote sensing.
9. Understanding and mastering computer modeling to handle the distribution of services, communication networks, transportation, and infrastructure in different regions.
10. Mastering field surveying work, both land and marine, as well as topographic and geodetic surveying and the global positioning system.
11. Skills in communication, e-learning, distance learning, and the use of information networks and digital databases.