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All projects will require at least a boundary survey, which can only be performed by a PLS. Therefore, it is critical that professional engineers be allowed to practice land surveying under their PE license as they were allowed to do prior to 1975.
The foundational qualifications of a licensed professional engineer typically include a four-year bachelors degree in an engineering discipline, or in some jurisdictions, a masters degree in an engineering discipline plus four to six years of peer-reviewed professional practice (culminating in a project report or
Land surveyors and engineers work together on most construction projects and share some of the same responsibilities. That said, surveying and engineering are two separate professions requiring different skills and knowledge.
A surveying engineer, or surveyor engineer, is an engineering professional who helps develop maps and visual depictions of land or water sources. This helps with developing GPS technologies, planning out construction projects and establishing property lines.
In turn, those who hold the PE license find more opportunities, higher levels of responsibility and autonomy, and exposure to career paths unavailable to others.
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Obviously, there are areas of overlap in the professions of civil engineer and land surveyor. Engineers are allowed to perform topographic surveys, or as some registration laws state, engineering surveys, used for the design of proposed features.
Professional Courses Sl.NoCourse NameEligibility 1 Surveying Engineer Civil Engineering Graduates or M.Sc. with Mathematics upto degree level 2 Surveying Supervisor B.Sc. with Mathematics 3 Surveying Technichian Intermediate with Mathematics

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