Rev.No.

FORM – F / 17/00
PERIYAR CENTENARY POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE
PERIYAR NAGAR – VALLAM – THANJAVUR 613 403

DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING

SEMINAR TENTATIVE TIME TABLE – (2017-2018)

II YEAR / IV SEM

SUBJECT : SURVEYING-II
4 STU/BATCH 20 MIN/BATCH TOTAL WEEKS/ SEM: 15

SUBJECT/TOPIC
DATE HOURS BATCH FACULTY VENUE
SURVEYING-II
Component parts of a 1216001, 1216002, Smart Class
1 S.Vidhya
transit Theodolite 1216003, 1216004 room
Technical terms used
1216005, 1216006, Smart Class
1 in Theodolite S.Vidhya
1216007, 1216008 room
surveying
Temporary
1216009, 1216010, Smart Class
1 adjustments of S.Vidhya
1216011, 1216012 room
Theodolite
Measurement of
horizontal angle by 1216013, 1216014, Smart Class
1 S.Vidhya
method of repetition 1216016, 1216017 room
and reiteration
Systems of 1216018,1216019, Smart Class
1 S.Vidhya
tachometry 1216021, 1216022 room
1216023, 1216024, Smart Class
1 Analactic lens S.Vidhya
1216025, 1216026 room
Direct reading 1216027, 1216028, Smart Class
1 S.Vidhya
tacheometers 1216029, 1216030 room
Determination of
1216031, 1216032, Smart Class
1 constants of a S.Vidhya
1216033, 1216034 room
tacheometer
1216036, 1216037, Smart Class
1 Remote sensing S.Vidhya
1216038, 1216040 room
Photogrammetric 1216041, 1216042, Smart Class
1 S.Vidhya
Surveying 1216043, 1216045 room
Hydrographic 1216046, 1216047, Smart Class
1 S.Vidhya
surveying 1216048, 1216049 room
1216050, 1216051,
Trigonometrically Smart Class
1 1216053, 1216054 S.Vidhya
Leveling room

1216057,1216058, Smart Class

1 Types of curves S.Vidhya
1216060, 1216061 room
Elements of simple 1216064, 1216066, Smart Class
1 S.Vidhya
circular curve 1216068, 1216069 room
1216070, 1216071, Smart Class
1 Transition curves S.Vidhya
1216072, 2217073 room
 2217074, 2217075, Smart Class
1 Vertical curves S.Vidhya
2217076, 2217078 room
2217079, 2217080, Smart Class
1 Total Station S.Vidhya
2217081, 2217082 room
2217083, 2217084, Smart Class
1 Components of GIS S.Vidhya
2217085, 2217086 room
Fields of 2217087,2217088, Smart Class
1 S.Vidhya
Applications 2217089 room
1216015, 1216035,
Land Information Smart Class
1 1216055, 1216062, S.Vidhya
System(LIS) room
1216067
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PERIYAR CENTENARY POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE

PERIYAR NAGAR – VALLAM – THANJAVUR 613 403

DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING

ASSIGNMENT – I (2017-2018)
II YEAR / IV SEM
Subject : SURVEYING-II

SI.NO 10 Topics inside the syllabus and 5 10 Topics inside the syllabus and 5 beyond the
beyond the syllabus –Unit -I syllabus–Unit -II

Component parts of a transit Introduction of tacheometric surveying, Stadia

1 Theodolite and its function, technical
terms used in Theodolite surveying
Temporary adjustments of Theodolite,
2 fundamental lines of Theodolite and
its relations
Measurement of horizontal angle by
3
method of repetition and reiteration
Measurement of vertical angle and
4 deflection angle, Reading bearing of a
line
Theodolite traversing and methods
5 surveying
tacheometry, Tangential tacheometry
Fixed hair method of tachometry, Moveable hair
method of tachometry
Analatic lens and its advantages and
disadvantages, Distomats
Determination of constants of a tacheometer and
its problem
Tacheometric traverse, Errors in tacheometric

Latitude and departure and its Types of distomats

6
problem
Consecutive coordinates and Direct reading tacheometers
7 Independent coordinates and its
problem
Omitted measurements and its Distance and elevation formulae for horizontal
8
problem sights
9 Computation of area of closed traverse Subtense method
Computation of independent Determine the R.L.of object and distance
10
coordinates between two instrument stations
11 Theodolite surveying and its types Stadia field work
Computation of bearing by omitted Auto reduction and electronic tacheometer
12
side
Computation of RB and WCB and also Effect of errors in stadia tacheometry due to
13
find latitude and departure manipulation and sighting
14 Area of closed traverse Computation of R.L of two objects
Calculation of area from coordinates Computation of constants of tacheometer
15

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PERIYAR CENTENARY POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE

PERIYAR NAGAR – VALLAM – THANJAVUR 613 403

DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING

ASSIGNMENT – II (2017-2018)

II YEAR / IV SEM

Subject : SURVEYING-II

SI.NO 10 projects from each units for 4 units

Unit - I Unit - II Unit - III Unit - IV
Measurement of Fixed hair method Base accessible-To Elements of a simple
horizontal angle by of tacheometry- determine height of circular curve in
method of repetition when line of sight is the electric post playground
1
in playground of our horizontal and staff near garden
campus is held vertically in
Civil block entrance
Measurement of Fixed hair method Base inaccessible- Methods of setting out
horizontal angle by of tacheometry- Single plane simple circular curve
method of reiteration when line of sight is method (instrument by ordinates from the
in playground of our inclined and staff is axes at the same long chord from way
2
campus held vertically level) from way of of Civil block to Mech
(angle of elevation) Civil block to Mech block
in Mech block block
entrance
Measurements of Fixed hair method Base inaccessible- Methods of setting out
vertical angles to of tacheometry- Single plane simple circular curve
different points in Civil when line of sight is method (instrument by ordinates from
block inclined and staff is axes at the different radial tangents in
3
held vertically level) from way of playground
(angle of Civil block to Mech
depression) in near block
Civil block
Measurement of Fixed hair method Base inaccessible- Methods of setting out
deflection angle from of tacheometry- Double plane simple circular curve
way of Civil block to when line of sight is method (instrument by ordinates from
4 MOP block inclined and staff and the object not perpendicular tangents
normal(angle of in same level) from in near Civil block
elevation) in near way of Mech block
Civil block to I year block
Run closed theodolite Fixed hair method Determine the Methods of setting out
traverse in playground of tacheometry- elevation of top of simple circular curve
when line of sight is the windmill over a by ordinates from the
inclined and staff Civil building chords produced
5
normal (angle of in near Civil block
depression)in near
playground
 Determination Determination of Determine the Rankine’s method of
of Elevation constants of a elevation of top of deflection angles in
of an object tacheometer in the electric post in playground
by Single between Civil block our college
6
plane method and workshop
near Civil
block

Determination Determination of Determine the Setting out transition

of Elevation distance and elevation of top of curves in playground
of an object elevation of points the flag mast in our
by Double by Stadia college
7 plane method tacheometry in civil
in near Civil block entrance
block
entrance

Measure the whole Determination of Determine the R.L. Setting out vertical
circle bearings of given gradient (with of the top of a curves vertically in
lines in playground different tower in our college near Mech block
elevations) by
8 Stadia tacheometry
from way of Mech
block to MOP
block

Find latitude and Determination of Determine the R.L. Setting out horizontal
departure by theodolite distance and of the first floor curves in playground
in playground elevation of points lintel sunshade
9 by Tangential
tacheometry in near
workshop

Temporary Moveable hair Determine the R.L. Setting out simple

adjustments of method of of the second floor curves in between
theodolite in between tacheometry-when lintel sunshade workshop and civil
10 workshop and civil line of sight is block
block horizontal and staff
is held vertically in
near I year block

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PERIYAR CENTENARY POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE

PERIYAR NAGAR – VALLAM – THANJAVUR 613 403

DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING

ASSIGNMENT – III (2017-2018)

II YEAR / IV SEM

Subject : SURVEYING-II

Units 50 objective type questions to be prepared (from first four units minimum of 12
from each units )
Unit -I 1.Telescope can be revolved through a complete revolution about its horizontal axis
in a vertical plane is called a
(a)transit theodolite (b)electronic Theodolite (c)micrometer theodolite
2.It is used to centre the instrument exactly over a station mark
(a)Tripod (b)standards (c)plumb bob
3.The vertical circle of the instrument is on the right of the observer
(a)face right (b)centering (c)transiting
4.Determining the length and directions of consecutive lines
(a)bearing (b)traversing (c) theodolite
5.A line is the distance measured parallel to the North- South line
(a)latitude (b)closed (c)vertical angle
6.A line is the distance measured parallel to the East-West line
(a)defection (b)open traverse (c)departure
7. Which instruments used for measurement of horizontal and vertical angles?
(a)theodolite (b)level (c)chain
8.It means setting the theodolite exactly over a station mark
(a)parallax (b)centering (c)collimation
9.Turning the telescope over its vertical axis through 180° in a horizontal plane
(a)standards (b)swinging (c)tripod
10.Bringing the vertical circle from left to right of the observer
(a)changing face (b)level tube (c)vernier
11.The co-ordinates of any point with respect to a common origin
(a)Westings (b)Northings (c)independent co-ordinates
12.A traverse is one that does not return to the starting point
(a)fast needle (b)included (c)open traverse
Unit -II 1.A transit Theodolite fitted with an stadia diaphragm and an anallatic lens
(a)frame (b)tacheometer (c)arrows
2.The diaphragm of the tachometer is provided with two stadia hairs
(a)stadia rod (b)tacheometry (c)stadia method
3.The distance between the stadia hairs is fixed is called
(a)fixed hair method (b)moveable (c)tacheometric
4. The diaphragm of the tachometer is not provided with stadia hairs
(a)tangential (b)staff (c)survey
5.An additional convex lens is provided between the eye-piece and the object glass
is called
(a)image (b)rods (c)anallatic lens
 6.Abbrevaiation of EDM is
(a)electronic mailing (b)evaculate distance minute (c)electronic distance
measurement
7. What are the errors in tacheometric surveying?
(a)defection (b)open traverse (c) natural error
8. What are the two constants of tacheometer?
(a)B=j-e and F=l+t (b)G=f/i and F=c+e (c)K=f/i and C=f+d
9. For long sights a specially designed graduated rod is used, which is known as
(a)stadia rod (b)pegs (c)arrows
10.Which branch of surveying is determined horizontal and vertical distances by
taking angular observations
(a)tacheometry (b)contour (c)chaining
11.Horizontal and vertical distances directly from the staff reading without the need
for measuring vertical angles
(a)direct reading tacheometer (b)jeffcott (c)targets
12.The right hand moveable pointer is known
(a)distance pointer (b)distomat (c)topograph
Unit -III 1.It is the process of determining the differences of elevations of stations from
observed vertical angles and known distances
(a)observations (b)angles (c)trigonometrically levelling
2.The horizontal distance between the instrument and the object can be measured
accurately
(a)distances (b)base accessible (c)position
3.Two instrument stations are chosen which are not in the same vertical plane as that
of object
(a)backwards (b)horizontal(c)double plane method
4.It is the science and art of obtaining information about an object, through the
analysis of data, that is not in contact with the object
(a)remote sensing (b)source (c)energy
5.It is the science and art of obtaining accurate measurements by the use of
photographs
(a)ground (b)military (c)photogrammetric surveying
6.It is the photographs are taken by a camera mounted in an aircraft flying over the
area
(a)plane table (b)aerial photogrammetry (c)directions
7.The measurement of depth below the water surface is called
(a)machine (b)lead line (c)sounding
8.It is that branch of surveying which deals with the measurement of bodies of water
(a)elevation (b)hydrographic surveying (c)lakes
9.Two instrument stations are used so that they are in the same vertical plane as the
elevated object
(a)height (b)single plane method (c)reduced level
10.The horizontal distances between the instrument station and the object cannot be
measured directly
(a)projection (b)base inaccessible (c)angle
11.When photographs are taken from a fixed position on or near the ground
(a)terrestrial photogrammetry (b)pictures (c)planimetric
12.Which instrument is an echo sounding
(a)lines (b)boat (c)fathometer
Unit -IV 1.It is defined as an arc provided between intersecting straights
(a)distances (b)roads (c)curve
 2.The horizontal plane connecting two straight alignments
(a)canals (b)direction (c)horizontal curve
3.It consists of a single arc of a circle connecting two straight
(a)circular curve (b)simple curve (c)curve
4.It consists of two arcs of equal or different radii bending in opposite directions
(a)straights (b)junction (c)reverse curve
5.The line joining the two tangent points is called
(a)intersection (b)vertex (c)long chord
6.It is a chord between two successive regular stations on a curve
(a)arc (b)normal chord (c)point
7.The midpoint E of the curve is called
(a)summit (b)radius (c)length
8.A curve of variable radius is known as a
(a)straights (b)lines (c)transition curve
9.The forward tangent deflects from the rear tangent is called
(a)distances (b)deflection angle (c)handed
10.The distance from the intersection point to the tangent points is called
(a)apex (b)right (c)tangent distance
11. When the curve deflects to the right side of the progress of survey
(a)intersection (b)right handed curve (c)vertex
12.The distance between the summit of the curve and the middle point of the long
chord is called
(a)mid point (b)right handed curve (c)versine of the curve

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