Surveying and geomatics is a course that focuses on the science, technology, and methods used to measure, map, and analyze the physical features of the Earth. It combines principles of mathematics, physics, and engineering with modern tools such as GPS, GIS (Geographic Information Systems), remote sensing, and computer-aided mapping to collect spatial data. Students learn to measure distances, angles, and elevations, and how to use that information to produce accurate maps and models of terrain, land parcels, infrastructure, and natural features. The course also covers legal aspects of land ownership and boundaries, construction layout, and the interpretation of satellite imagery. It is essential for applications in civil engineering, urban planning, environmental management, and resource exploration, providing the foundational data needed for informed decision-making and development projects.