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Professional
Surveyor Archives ·
Map
of Legal Systems in the World ·
Finding Laws and Legal References ·
Land Boundary
Information System - LABINS ( ·
National Geodetic Survey, the federal agency
which manages the nation's spatial reference network ·
Bureau of Land Management, federal agency
responsible for managing public land ·
US Cadastral Surveying Links (history) ·
An interesting discussion forum for
surveyors ·
American Congress on Surveying and Mapping ·
American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote
Sensing ·
Canadian Institute of Geomatics ·
Centre for the Development of Geomatics
(Quebec/Canada) ·
Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS), UK · A comprehensive list of Geomatics Programs around the globe · History of Azimuths from the South in the US · Jeopardy · History of PLSS (by Troy Burton) · Quiz 2 · Link to Florida Statute – Chapter 472 – Land Surveying and Mapping 472.013 Examinations, prerequisites.-- (2) An
applicant shall be entitled to take the licensure examination to practice in
this state as a surveyor and mapper if the applicant is of good moral
character and has satisfied one of the following requirements: (a) The
applicant received a degree
in surveying and mapping of 4 years or more in a surveying and mapping
degree program from a college
or university recognized by the board and has a specific experience record of
4 or more years as a subordinate to a professional surveyor and mapper
in the active practice of surveying and mapping, which experience is of a
nature indicating that the applicant was in responsible charge of the
accuracy and correctness of the surveying and mapping work performed. The
completed surveying and
mapping degree of 4 years or more in a surveying and mapping degree
program must have included not
fewer than 32 semester hours of study, or its academic equivalent, in the science of surveying
and mapping or in board-approved surveying-and-mapping-related courses.
Work experience acquired as a part of the education requirement shall not be
construed as experience in responsible charge. (b) The
applicant is a graduate
of a 4-year course of study, other than in surveying and mapping, at
an accredited college or
university and has a specific experience record of 6 or more years as a subordinate
to a registered surveyor and mapper in the active practice of surveying and
mapping, 5 years
of which shall be of a nature indicating that the applicant was in responsible charge
of the accuracy and correctness of the surveying and mapping work performed.
The course of study in disciplines other than surveying and mapping must have
included not fewer than
32 semester hours of study or its academic equivalent. The applicant
must have completed a minimum
of 25 semester hours from a college or university approved by the board in
surveying and mapping subjects or in any combination of courses in
civil engineering, surveying, mapping, mathematics, photogrammetry, forestry,
or land law and the physical sciences. Any of the required 25 semester hours
of study completed not as a part of the 4-year course of study shall be
approved at the discretion of the board. Work experience acquired as a part
of the education requirement shall not be construed as experience in
responsible charge. 61G17-3.0021
Education. (1) To determine
whether an applicant for licensure has met the educational requirements of Section
472.013(2)(a), F.S., the applicant must demonstrate that he/she has: (a) Graduated from a college or
university approved by the Board pursuant to Rule 61G17-1.010, F.A.C.;
and (b) Completed a
specific course of study which included at least thirty‑two (32)
semester hours or forty‑eight (48) quarter hours in courses labeled by
the program or university as courses in surveying and mapping or completed a course of study
in surveying and mapping accredited in surveying by the Accreditation Board
for Engineering and Technology (ABET). (2) To determine
whether an applicant for licensure has met the educational requirements of
Section 472.013(2)(b), F.S., the applicant must demonstrate that he/she has: (a) Graduated from a
college or university approved by the Board pursuant to Rule 61G17-1.010,
F.A.C.; and (b) Completed a
specific four (4) year course of study which included at least thirty-two
(32) semester hours of study, or its academic equivalent, which included
twenty‑five (25) semester hours or thirty‑seven (37) quarter
hours in courses labeled by the college or university as courses in surveying
and mapping or in any combination of courses in civil engineering, forestry,
mathematics, photogrammetry, land law, and the physical sciences. Specific Authority
472.013 FS. Law Implemented 472.005, 472.013 FS. History–New 9-7-93, Amended
5-30-95, 10-1-97, 5-17-00, 11-2-00, 2-5-01.
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