Surveying Engineering Technology

A Combination of Surveying, Practical Engineering, and Business

For More Information Contact Knud Hermansen at Knud.Hermansen@umit.maine.edu

Surveying as a Career - Video

5 Year Combined B.S. in Surveying and MBA Option Available

Surveying Engineering Technology Information

SVT Fact Sheet
SVT Wanted Poster
Entrance Requirements
SVT Course Descriptions
SVT Program Listing
Minors, Concentrations, & Tracks
FAQ - Students & Family
SVT Minor

 

Surveying Information

Surveying Career Information
Surveying as a Career
Historical Employment Info.
Bureau of Labor & Statistics
Bureau of Land Management
FAQ - Employment
New England Professional Organizations
State Surveying Statutes
Shoptalk - A Surveyor's Perspective
Surveyor Becomes a Princess
Career Information
Surveyor Job Description
Surveying Simplified
Historical Surveying - Calais, ME
Picture Tour of Surveying - BLM
Assorted Surveying Information - scholarships, education, equipment, careers, example of work, etc.
Barbed Wire and Boundaries (History)
Old Compass Bearings
Historical Surveying Information
Art in Surveying, Surveying in Art
Surveyor Registration Requirements by States
Maine PLS Exam Information

 

Surveying Engineering Technology Program

Faculty
Retired Faculty
Alumni List (Partial)
Alumni Hearsay & Rumors
Newsletters
Two Year College Transfer Forms
Scholarships
New England Tuition Reduction
ACSM/ASPRS Student Chapter
Professional Surveyor Program Article
College of Engineering Program Article

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License & Certification Options for SVT Graduates
SIT/EIT/PE/PLS - National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying (NCEES)

Educational Support/Standards Utilized By the SVT Program
Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET)

Professional Societies Open to SVT Graduates
American Council of Consulting Engineers (ACEC), American Association of Geodetic Surveyors (AAGS), American Congress on Surveying and Mapping (ACSM), American Institute of Engineers, American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), American Society of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing (ASPRS), Cartography and Geographic Information Society (CaGIS), Geographic and Land Information Society (GLIS), International Federation of Surveyors (FIG), National Society of Professional Surveyors (NSPS), New England Section-ACSM (NES-ACSM), Society of Women Engineers (SWE), State Surveying Professional Societies,

Surveying or Mapping Related Firms Owned By, Employing Alumni, or Supporting the Program
AMES A/E; ASEC Corp.; Boston Survey Consultants (BSC Group); Boundary Consulting Experts, LLC; Bureau of Land Management; Cianbro; Civil Consultants; Civil Engineering Services (CES); Coler & Colantonio; Cook Land Services; Corner Post Land Surveying; Dirigo Land Services; Eastern Topographics, Erdman, Anthony and Associates, Inc.; ESRI; Fuss & O'Neill; Gartley & Dorksy; GIS-Texas A&M University; GM2 Associates; Gunther Engineering; Harry R. Feldman, Inc.; Herrick & Salsbury; Intelligent Spatial Technologies; James Sewall Company; Judith Nitsch Engineering, ,Inc.; KAPPA Mapping; Leading Edge Land Services, Inc.; LinePro Surveying; Lloyd & Edison; Maine Boundary Consultants; Maine Department of Transportation; Maine Land Development Consultants; Maine Technical Source; Mann Associates; McNally Land Surveys; Meridian Associates; Moreno Surveying & Geographics; Nehring Company, P.C.; New York Department of Transportation; Owen Haskell Inc.; Patriot Land Surveys; PDC, Inc.; Photo Science, Inc.; Plisga & Day Land Surveyors; Pooler Surveying; Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; R.E. Cameron & Associates; Rednis & Mead; Sackett & Brake Surveys; Sage Collins Surveying; Schofield Brothers; Sebago Technics, Inc.; SGC Engineering, LLC; Shyka, Sheppard, & Garster; Skanska; Spillers; SurvTech Solutions; Tennesee Valley Authority; Titcomb & Associates; UNAVCO; URS Corporation AES; Wayne T. Wood & Co.; Webber Surveying Inc.; Wheeler Surveying; Willi King Surveys;

The Surveying EngineeringTechnology program is a surveying program that focuses on skills and education required for professional practice. Starting with a basic grounding in mathematics and the physical sciences, the student is concurrently and progressively taught:
 

Plane Surveying
Construction Surveying
Global Positioning Systems
Geodesy & Geodetic Surveying
Cadastral Surveying
Boundary Retracement Surveying

Micro/Macro Economics
Engineering Economics
Small Business Management
Accounting
Ethics
Business & Professional Communications

Computer Aided Drafing
Remote Sensing
Photogrammetry
Geographic Information Systems
Land Development
Data Collection

 

Surveying combines knowledge in mathematics, computers, history, geography, art, business, and communication; coupled with a love of the outdoors (hunting, fishing, snowmobiles, cross country skiing, kayaking, canoeing, hiking, and ATV trail riding) to provide a rewarding career emphasizing independence and responsibility.

Surveying provides a rewarding outdoor career that begins with enrollment in the surveying engineering technology program at the University of Maine.

The surveying engineering technology program allows for five tracks: Engineering, Construction Management, Legal, Entrepreneurial, Business, and GIS.


 
  For Information on the Surveying Engineering Technology Program contact:

Ms. Linda Liscomb
School of Engineering Technology
5711 Boardman Hall, Room 119
Orono, Maine 04469-5711
207-581-2340
Linda.Liscomb@umit.maine.edu

 

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