Section 5520 of SURV53
Route Surveying & Design -- : Jan 17 - May 17 2025
This section requires physical attendance in the lab in order to achieve learning objectives. Field Labs and final exams will be in-person and will require strict adherence to class protocols. The remainder of the course (lecture portion) will utilize Zoom for instruction. Active synchronous visible participation and attendance are required for the entire duration of all lectures and any non-field, online labs. Students are required to have a suitable computer, reliable internet access (a minimum of 5 Mbps UPLOAD speed is required if using the Virtual Lab), a functioning webcam that has both video and audio capabilities, and the ability to print and scan 8-1/2 x 11 inch sheets of paper (at the instructor’s discretion, clear and legible digital photos may be an acceptable alternative to scanning). SRJC does have a first-come-first-served laptop loaner program through SRJC Student Services. Cell phones and the majority of tablets will not suffice. At a miimum, computers must be capable of running a web browser, Zoom, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, and Google Earth. To enable remote access to the Lindley 196 computer lab, students will be required to install a VMWare client application. A schedule of L196 open lab hours (in-person or remote), along with further details will be provided in the course syllabus when available and during the first class meeting.

Section 5664 of CEST85
CADD for Civil, Surveying and Land Development -- : Jan 17 - May 16 2025
This section will utilize Zoom for all online instruction. Active synchronous visible participation and attendance are required for the entire duration of all online class meetings.Students are required to have a suitable computer, reliable internet access with a minimum of 5 Mbps UPLOAD speed, a functioning webcam that has both video and audio capabilities, and the ability to print and scan 8-1/2 x 11-inch sheets of paper (at the instructor’s discretion, clear and legible digital photos may be an acceptable alternative to scanning). SRJC does have a first-come-first-served laptop loaner program through SRJC Student Services. Cell phones and the majority of tablets are not suitable for attending this course. Computers must be capable of running GIS, CADD and statistical analysis software, Microsoft Office Suite, and Adobe Acrobat Pro. Please note that some applications may not run adequately on a Mac OS. If your computer does not meet the minimum system requirements for running applications such as, but not limited to, Autodesk Civil 3D 2024, ESRI ArcGIS Pro, Pix4d Mapper, and Star*Net version 12, or if you have a Mac or a Chromebook computer you may have difficulty completing assignments. OS emulators and boot partitions are not supported by the instructor, are the sole responsibility of the student, and will not be considered an excuse for not completing coursework. If your computer does not meet the above system requirements, you may attend open lab hours in Lindley 196 or remotely utilize SRJC’s Virtual Lab via VM Ware. To enable remote access, students will be required to successfully install a VMWare client application on their personal computer. Further details will be provided in the course syllabus when available and during the first class meeting.

Section 6075 of SURV63
Advanced Aerial Remote Sensing and Photogrammetry -- : Jan 13 - May 14 2025
This section will utilize Zoom for all online instruction. Active synchronous visible participation and attendance are required for the entire duration of all lectures and any non-field, online labs. Students are required to have a suitable computer, reliable internet access (a minimum of 5 Mbps UPLOAD speed is required if using the Virtual Lab), a functioning webcam that has both video and audio capabilities, and the ability to print and scan 8-1/2 x 11 inch sheets of paper (at the instructor’s discretion, clear and legible digital photos may be an acceptable alternative to scanning). SRJC does have a first-come-first-served laptop loaner program through SRJC Student Services. Cell phones and the majority of tablets will not suffice. At a minimum, remote computers must be capable of running a web browser, Zoom, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, and Google Earth. Apple computers, the Apple OS, OS emulators and Boot Partitions are not supported, are the sole responsibility of the student, and will not be considered an excuse for not completing coursework. To enable remote access to the Lindley 196 (L196) computer lab, students will be required to install a VMWare client application. A schedule of L196 open lab hours (in-person or remote), along with further details will be provided in the course syllabus when available and during the first class meeting.

Section 1239 of CEST51
Civil Drafting Technology -- : Aug 23 - Sep 13 2024
This course will utilize Zoom for all instruction. Students are required to have a suitable computer, reliable internet access (a minimum of 5 Mbps UPLOAD speed is required if using the Virtual Lab), a functioning webcam that has both video and audio capabilities, and the ability to print and scan 8-1/2 x 11 inch sheets of paper (at the instructor’s discretion, clear and legible digital photos may be an acceptable alternative to scanning). SRJC does have a first-come-first-served laptop loaner program through SRJC Student Services. Cell phones and the majority of tablets are not suitable for this course. Computers must be capable of running AutoCAD Civil 3D 2022 (the minimum system requirements can be found here), a web browser, Zoom, Microsoft Word, and Adobe Acrobat Reader. Please note that Civil 3D will not run on a Mac OS. If your computer does not meet the minimum system requirements for running Civil 3D 2022, or if you have a Mac or a Microsoft Surface computer – you may utilize SRJC’s Virtual Lab (highly recommended). Active synchronous visible participation and attendance are required for the entire duration of all lectures and online labs. Further details will be provided in the course syllabus when available and during the first class meeting. The option of in-person exams may be available and will be announced at the beginning of the semester. The class is officially being offered in a fully online format for students who are distance learners This class is officially being offered online for weeks 1-4 and in-person for weeks 5-18.

Section 1619 of SURV62
Introduction to Aerial Remote Sensing & Photogrammetry -- : Aug 19 - Oct 28 2024
This course will utilize Zoom for all online instruction. Active synchronous visible participation and attendance are required for the entire duration of all online class meetings.. There will be two daytime in-class field demonstrations possibly on Saturdays. Dates for those two events will be established during the first week of instruction. Further details will be provided in the course syllabus. Students are required to have a suitable computer, reliable internet access with a minimum of 5 Mbps UPLOAD speed, a functioning webcam that has both video and audio capabilities, and the ability to print and scan 8-1/2 x 11-inch sheets of paper (at the instructor’s discretion, clear and legible digital photos may be an acceptable alternative to scanning). SRJC does have a first-come-first-served laptop loaner program through SRJC Student Services. Cell phones and the majority of tablets are not suitable for attending this course. Computers must be capable of running GIS, CADD and statistical analysis software, Microsoft Office Suite, and Adobe Acrobat Pro. Please note that some applications may not run adequately on a Mac OS. If your computer does not meet the minimum system requirements for running Autodesk Civil 3D 2024, ESRI ArcGIS Pro, and Star*Net version 12, and Google Earth Pro. or if you have a Mac or a Chromebook computer you may have difficulty completing assignments. OS emulators and boot partitions are not supported by the instructor, are the sole responsibility of the student, and will not be considered an excuse for inabilities to complete coursework.