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Course Name	Turkish	Bilgisayar Destekli Harita Tasarımı
	English	Computer Aided Map Design
Course Code	GEO 216E	Credit	Lecture (hour/week)	Recitation (hour/week)	Laboratory (hour/week)
Semester	4	-	2	3	-
Course Language		English
Course Coordinator		Serdar Bilgi Serdar Bilgi
Course Objectives		This course aims students to gain concrete professional skills based on Large Scale Map and Map Information Production Regulation (BÖHHBÜY) by using softwares related to Geomatics Engineering discipline. These professional skills include digital map production from existing field measurements and cartometric exercises on maps (laying out the points whose orthogonal and polar coordinates are given, reading lay-out coordinates o the geometry manually, scale calculation, area calculation, cross-section and profile drawing, slope calculation)
Course Description		This course covers professional applications (laying out the points whose orthogonal and polar coordinates are given, creating a contour plan, cross-section and profile drawing, on-screen digitization, thematic map production by using digital campus map) in terms of large scale map and map information design and drawing based on the standards of Large Scale Map and Map Information Production Regulation (BÖHHBÜY) by using softwares related to Geomatics Engineering discipline.
Course Outcomes		Students who pass this course, will be able to; 1 Establish relationships between conventional and digital methods 2 Choose different softwares related to discipline and produce digital maps. 3 Choose object representations for map production based on professional standards (regulation (BÖHHBÜY)). 4 Apply cartometric exercises on maps (3) and interpret the results. 5 Calculate volume and draw profile and cross- section on maps, by using professional software. 6 Choose an appropriate method of data digitization by using analog documents as a source.
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Other		1- Students must submit all the assignments (totaly 10 assignments) by the end of the term. 2- Average of the assignments must be minimum 75. 3- Term project must be submitted. 4- Assignments submitted on time is evaluated out of “100”, submitted late in the 2nd week is evaluated out of “60”, submitted after the 2nd week are evaluated as "0". * The requirements in the 1st, 2nd and 3rd items are the conditions of participation in the final exam.
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