Form to present evidence that the applicant possesses knowledge and skill similar to that attained upon completion of an approved college level academic curriculum. Compare your knowledge and skill with the course requirements for the Bachelor of Science in Geomatics Technology at Idaho State University. Minimum of 131 credits; 36 must be upper division credits.

CET/GEMT Degree Reqt. / Comparable Course(s) Completed or Work Experience Claimed / Document for Reference /
CET/GEMT 1111 Drawing with CAD (3 cr)
CET/GEMT 1112 Beginning Surveying (5 cr)
Engl 1101 English Composition (3 cr)
MATH 1108 Intermediate Algebra (3 cr)
CET/GEMT 1121 Civil Engineering Technology Drafting (3 cr)
CET/GEMT 1122 Intermediate Surveying (5 cr)
CET 1110 Applied Mathematics I (4 cr)
CET 1120 Applied Mathematics II (4 cr) or MATH 1147 Precalulus (5 cr)
ENGL 1102 Critical Reading and Writing (3 cr)
CET/GEMT 2216 Route Survey and Design (6 cr)
MATH 1170 or RCET 2064 Calculus I or Introductory Calculus (4 cr)
PHYS 1101 and PHYS 1101L Elements of Physics and Lab (3 + 1 cr)
Elective Humanities, Fine Arts and Foreign Languages (3 cr)
CET/GEMT 2226 Construction Surveying (6 cr)
COMM 1101 Principles of Speech (3 cr)
MATH 1175 Calculus II (4 cr) or RCET 0372 Calculus for Advanced Electronics or MATH 1153 Introduction to Statistics (3 cr)
GMET 3311 Advanced Surveying (3 cr)
GMET 3312 Public Land Surveys (3 cr)
GMET 3313 Survey Software Applications (3 cr)
GMET 3317 Subdivision Planning and Platting (3 cr)
GEOL 4403 and 4403L Principles of Geographic Information System and Lab or GEMT 4413 Land Information Systems or HIST 4489 GIS for Social Sciences (3 cr)
HIST 1118 US History and Culture (3 cr)
GMET 3310 Survey Law and Boundary Description (3 cr)
GMET 3314 Research and Evidence in Surveying (3 cr)
GMET 4411 Geodesy (3 cr)
ECON 1110, 2201, or 2202 Economics (3 cr)
GMET 4415 Survey Office Practice (3 cr)
GMET 4430 GPS Principles and Application (3 cr)
GMET 4425 or HIST 4490 or GEOL 4404 Principles of Cartography or Cartography: History and Design or Advanced Geographic Information Systems (3 cr)
GMET 4416 Surveying Project (3 cr)
ENGL 3307 Professional and Technical Writing (3 cr)
Elective Behavioral and Social Science (3 cr)
GMET 3315 Surveying Adjustments and Coordinate Systems (3 cr)
GMET 4432 or GEOL 4409 Principles of Photogrammetry or Remote Sensing (3 cr)
PHIL 1103 Introduction to Ethics (3 cr)
Elective Critical Thinking or Information Literacy (3 cr)
Elective Natural Science (3 cr)
Elective Cultural Diversity (3 cr)
Elective Written or Spoken English (6 credits)
Elective Mathematics (3 cr)
PSYCH 1101, SOC 1101, SOC 1102 Behavioral or Social Science (3 cr)
Elective any course (3 cr)


Computation of Credit Equivalencies:

Conversion of Continuing Education Unit's (CEU’s) to Equivalent College Credits

If you present CEU’s to establish equivalents to the Approved College Curriculum, you must convert the CEU’s to the Semester hours in the CET. Conversion factor: Hours equivalent to one semester credit based on one hour of class contact time and two hours of out-of-class work per week for one standard semester of 15 weeks. Therefore, the conversion factor is 1/45.

Conversion of Quarter-Hour's to Equivalent Semester-Hours Credits

If you have collegiate quarter-hours, three quarter-hours equal two semester-hours. Therefore, the conversion factor is 2/3.

You may also present evidence that you have completed testing of equivalence to the general education requirement through such examination programs such as the College Level Examination Program offered at most colleges. That program awards credit equivalence scores attained by the candidate in the examinations. These scores are normally reported on the college transcript.

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