Title
Syllabi for Geodetic Engineering Exams
Law
Prc Board Of Geodetic Engineering No. 4
Decision Date
Aug 2, 1994
The PRC Board of Geodetic Engineering establishes comprehensive syllabi for the Geodetic and Junior Geodetic Engineering Licensure Examinations, detailing subject areas such as mathematics, surveying practices, laws, geodesy, and cartography to ensure clarity and consistency in the examination process.

Purpose of the Resolution

  • To prescribe, adopt, and promulgate syllabi for subjects in the Geodetic and Junior Geodetic Engineering Licensure Examinations.
  • Ensure no overlapping of subjects in the syllabus.
  • Aid Board members, examinees, and reviewers in preparation and examination processes.

Effectivity and Dissemination

  • Resolution becomes effective 15 days after publication (either in the Official Gazette or a newspaper of general circulation).
  • Publication must occur within three months prior to the licensure examination.
  • Resolution to be widely disseminated and circularized to all colleges and schools offering geodetic engineering courses.

Syllabi for Geodetic Engineers

  • Mathematics (20%): Algebra, Solid Geometry, Analytical Geometry, Engineering Economics, Plane and Spherical Trigonometry, Differential and Integral Calculus, Mechanics, and Least Squares.
  • Theory and Practice of Surveying (20%): Plane Surveying, Isolated, Mineral, and Cadastral Land Surveying, Astronomy, Railroad Curves, Earthworks, Hydrographic and Topographic Surveying, Photogrammetry.
  • Laws and Regulations (20%): Public Land Laws, Laws on Natural Resources, Land Registration Laws, Land Reform Code, Professional and Ethical Practices, Rules governing land surveying.
  • Geodesy (20%): Geodetic Surveying, Geodetic Astronomy, Geodetic Triangulation, Geodetic Leveling, Gravity Measurements, Map Projection Formula Derivation.
  • Cartography (20%): Plotting and Mapping of various surveys, Map Projections, Profile and Cross Sections, Railroad Curves, Earthworks.

Syllabi for Junior Geodetic Engineers

  • Theory and Practice of Surveying (30%): Core practical surveying subjects.
  • Mathematics (20%): Geometry, Algebra, Plane and Spherical Trigonometry, Principles of Physics, Theory of Lenses.
  • Public Land and Land Registration Laws (15%): Property laws, Natural Resource laws, Land Reform Law, Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Law.
  • Practical Problems in Surveying (20%): Hands-on surveying problems.
  • Plotting and Mapping (15%): Skills in plotting and mapping relevant to surveying.

Important Legal and Administrative Provisions

  • The resolution formalizes syllabi which guide examination content, ensuring consistency and fairness.
  • It reinforces adherence to RA No. 4374 and other relevant policies.
  • Reflects collaboration between the Board and academic community for syllabus development.
  • Includes approval by the Professional Regulation Commission for proper authority and enforcement.

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