(CTEVT) GIS Basics– Full Syllabus

 

📚 GIS BASICS – Full Syllabus (CTEVT | Diploma in Geomatics Engineering | PDF)



🚀 Studying GIS Basics under CTEVT’s Diploma in Geomatics Engineering?
This post provides the complete, official syllabus for GIS Basics (EG 2105 GE) — perfect for exam preparation, practical work, and GIS lab assignments.

📥 Download the syllabus in PDF format or scroll below for the detailed unit-wise breakdown with marks and hours distribution.


📌 Subject Overview

Subject Name: GIS Basics
Subject Code: EG 2105 GE
Year: II
Part: I
Total Hours/Week: 6
Lecture: 4 hrs/week
Practical: 2 hrs/week
Offered by: CTEVT – Council for Technical Education and Vocational Training
Course Type: Core Subject


🎯 Course Objectives

After completing this course, students will be able to:

✅ Understand the fundamental concepts of Geographic Information Systems
✅ Explain spatial and non-spatial data, and GIS data models
✅ Acquire, edit, manage, and visualize GIS datasets
✅ Perform spatial analysis and geoprocessing operations
✅ Prepare professional map layouts using GIS software
✅ Integrate GIS with surveying, remote sensing, and map production


📚 Unit-wise Breakdown of GIS BASICS Syllabus

📚 Unit 1: Database Management System (DBMS) – 13 Hrs

  • Introduction to database and DBMS

  • Logical data concepts

  • Tuple, attribute, relation, entity

  • Primary key & candidate key

  • Table, form, query

  • Introduction to reports

📚 Unit 2: GIS and Spatial Data Models – 13 Hrs

  • Introduction to GIS & components

  • GIS workflow

  • Spatial vs non-spatial data

  • GIS users & applications

  • Vector model: point, line, polygon, formats, advantages & disadvantages

  • Raster model: cell, resolution, formats, advantages & disadvantages

  • TIN model: structure & applications

📚 Unit 3: Data Acquisition and Input – 8 Hrs

  • Primary vs secondary data sources

  • Digitization

  • Scanning

  • Field survey & GPS data

  • Attribute data entry

  • Importing datasets

📚 Unit 4: Data Editing and Management – 8 Hrs

  • Topology and spatial relationships

  • Error detection & correction

  • Georeferencing

  • Database creation

  • Attribute editing

  • Building geodatabases

📚 Unit 5: Spatial Analysis and Operations – 9 Hrs

  • GIS query

  • Buffering

  • Overlay analysis

  • Network analysis

  • Terrain analysis

  • Neighborhood operations

📚 Unit 6: Map Layout and Presentation – 7 Hrs

  • Map design & elements

  • Symbology & color theory

  • Labeling and annotation

  • Preparing map layouts

  • Exporting maps (PDF, image formats)


🧪 Practical / Laboratory Work (60 Hrs)

✔️ Importing vector and raster datasets
✔️ Creating maps from GPS survey data
✔️ Georeferencing scanned maps
✔️ Digitizing roads, buildings, and boundaries
✔️ Attribute table creation & editing
✔️ Topology creation and validation
✔️ Buffering and overlay operations
✔️ Preparing final map layouts
✔️ Exporting maps and generating reports


📖 Recommended References

  • Principles of GIS – Burrough & McDonnell

  • Geographic Information Systems: A Management Perspective – Stan Aronoff

  • Getting to Know ArcGIS – ESRI

  • Fundamentals of GIS – DeMers

  • QGIS Training Manual – QGIS Development Team


📊 Evaluation Scheme

S.NUnitsHoursMarks
1Database Management System1316
2GIS & Spatial Data Models1318
3Data Acquisition & Input812
4Data Editing & Management810
5Spatial Analysis & Operations914
6Map Layout & Presentation710
Total6080

📌 Note: Minor variations may occur in the marks distribution.


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