Land Survey

Undergraduate

Land Survey

Overview Modules Staff profiles

Program's Overview

The General Objective of the Department of Land Survey is to train qualified and competent surveyors with strong knowledge and professional skills so to mitigate the challenges related to the scarcity of competent land surveyors in the labor market, and act as an outreach regional centre for surveying services.

The personal qualifications of surveyors are as important as their technical ability in dealing with the public. In addition to skills, INES-Ruhengeri trains surveyors who are patient and tactful with clients and their sometimes-hostile neighbors. They are aware of the painstaking research of old records required before fieldwork is started. They are knowledgeable in both field operations and office computations/Data Processing. Above all, they are governed by a professional code of ethics. Graduates from Land survey Department upgrade their bachelors studies very easily at any university with Geomatics or related fields.

Entry Requirements

Combinations: Physics-Chemistry-Mathematics;
Mathematics- Physics–Geography;
Mathematics-Physics-Computer Science;
Mathematics-Economy-Computer Science;
Mathematics-Economics–Geography;
Mathematics-Chemistry–Biology;
Mathematics-Physics–Biology;
Mathematics-Geography;
Mathematics-Economy;
Mathematics-Computer;
Mathematics-Physics;
TTC/Science & Math Option;
Land Surveying;
Construction;
Road construction;
Carpentry;
Masonry;
Construction Technology.
Required documents: A prospective student to enroll in the first year Bachelors of Science with Honors in Land Survey must have successfully completed secondary school level with at least 2 principal pass in related field and having majored at least in the cluster combinations listed above.

Exit and Career Profile

Having successfully completed the program of Bachelors of Science in Land Survey, the graduands presented below have developed the following knowledge, skills and attitudes:

Knowledge and Understanding in:
Mathematics especially in linear algebra, analytical geometry and trigonometry;
Geo-information systems (GIS) software, Geodesy and Mapping;
Global positioning Systems (GPS) theories and techniques
Land Law and property law

Practical Skills in:

Conducting cadastral surveying and produce related maps;
Carrying out global positioning using GPS receiver;
Using GIS software and hardware to capture, store, analyze and manage spatially referenced data in order to be able to make decisions on land use planning and management;
Using Surveying equipment (Theodolite, Total station, Laser Scanner, plotters, etc) to collect geospatial data and produce relevant maps.

Professional Attitudes:

With these knowledge, skills and attitudes, the graduands from land survey department can competently perform and demonstrate as:

Land officers at District, Town/or Province Level
Land valuer, Consultant in land related issues in different organizations

The graduands from land survey department apply their knowledge and skills with the following attitudes:

Accuracy
Strictness
Honesty
Self-responsibility
Critical Mindset
Solution mindedness

Contacts of the Head of Department

Names: Dr. NSANZIYERA Ange Félix

E-mail: nfelix@ines.ac.rw

Tel: +250788672009/0727125336

Offered Modules

Year 1

N^o	Module Title	N^o of credits	Semester
1	Communication Skills	10	1
2	ICT and Introduction to Scientific Research	15
3	Philosophical Studies	10
4	Calculus	15
1	Linear Algebra and Trigonometry	15	2
2	Solid and Fluid Mechanics	15
3	Environment and infrastructures Development	10
4	Introduction to Surveying	15
5	Engineering drawing	15

Year 2

N^o	Module Title	N^o of credits	Semester
1	Probability and statistic	10	1
2	Electromagnetism, Optics and Digital Sensors	10
3	Computer Programming	15
4	Geospatial Measurement Techniques	15
5	Cartography and Introduction to GIS	15
1	Remote Sensing	15	2
2	Control Surveys and Detail Mapping	15
3	Geodesy	10
4	Surveying CADD software	10

Year 3

N^o	Module Title	N^o of credits	Semester
1	Photogrammetry	15	1
2	Geographic Information Systems	15
3	Engineering Surveying	20
4	Hydrographic Surveying	10
1	Global Navigation Satellite Systems	10	2
2	Survey Adjustments	10
3	Cadastral surveying	20
4	Research Methodology	10
5	Industrial Attachment	15

Year 4

N^o	Module Title	N^o of credits	Semester
1	Memoir/Final Dissertation	20	1
2	Negotiation and Land Dispute Resolution	10
3	Land law	10
4	Urban and Regional Planning	10
5	Land Administration and Information System	15
1	Entrepreneurship and Project Management	15	2
2	Spatial Data Infrastructure	10
3	Professional Practice	10
4	Applied GIS and RS	10
5	Surveying Camp	10

Names	Qualification	Rank	Area of specialization	Bio
Dr. NSANZIYERA Ange Félix	PhD	HoD / Lecturer	GIS and remote Sensing	View Profile
Mr. MUVUNYI Germain	Msc	Lecturer	Geoinformatics	View Profile
Mr. NKERABIGWI Placide	Msc	Lecturer	Geomatics and Surveying	View Profile
Ms. DUKUZEMARIYA Tharcille	PhD Candidate	Lecturer	Geomatics and Surveying	View Profile
Mr. HAKUZWIYAREMYE Noel	Msc	Assistant Lecturer	Geomatic Engineering	View Profile
Mr. RUGIRA Fraterne	Msc	Assistant Lecturer	Geo-informatics	View Profile
Mr. MANIRAGABA Jean Baptiste	Msc candidate	Tutorial and Administrative Assistant	Land Survey	View Profile
Eng. HABIMANA Jean Pierre	Msc	Assistant Lecturer	Geo-information Science for Environment and Sustainable Development (GIS-ESD)	View Profile
Mr. KUBWIMANA J. de Dieu	Msc candidate	Tutorial Assistant	Land Survey
Dr. NZABARINDA Vincent	PhD	Lecturer	Applied Remote Sensing, GIS, Cartography, Climate Change, Vegetation Dynamics, and Soil Erosion Processes	View Profile
Ms. UWIDUHAYE Charline	BSc	Tutorial Assistant	Land Survey
Ms. AYINGENEYE Speratha	BSc	Tutorial Assistant	Land Survey