Cadastral survey and land management majors mainly study what to do in the future.

1. Cadastral Survey and Land Management majors mainly study survey adjustment and computer program design, digital mapping technology, control survey and GPS survey technology, aerial photogrammetry foundation, cadastral survey, real estate survey, GIS application technology, real estate cadastral management and regulations, topographic survey and practice, survey adjustment course design, real estate and cadastral survey practice, aerial photogrammetry practice, GIS course design, graduation comprehensive training and graduation design, etc. , and the main characteristic courses of each school.

Students majoring in cadastral surveying and land management information technology mainly study topographic surveying and practice, course design of surveying adjustment, practice of real estate and cadastral surveying, practice of aerial photogrammetry, course design of geographic information system, comprehensive graduation training and graduation design. Cadastral survey and land management information technology require students to master real estate, cadastral survey technology and management ability. Cadastral Surveying and Mapping and Land Management Information Technology majors cultivate advanced technical application-oriented professionals who master the basic theory and technology of real estate cadastral surveying and mapping and engage in real estate cadastral surveying and mapping.

Second, what will the cadastral survey and land management major do in the future? Graduates of this major can go to the departments of land and resources survey, land management and cadastral management of county and township grass-roots departments, urban and rural construction, land evaluation, land reserve, mineral management, land and resources information management, real estate survey, geological exploration, traffic engineering construction, municipal engineering construction, electric power and water conservancy engineering construction to engage in surveying and mapping technology. Can also be engaged in on-site organization and management of surveying and mapping work; Engaged in land cadastral management, construction land management, land use management, land monitoring, urban and rural construction, land evaluation, land reserve, mineral management, land resource information management, and the collection, processing, analysis, application and system maintenance of basic geographic information; Engaged in land development and management, real estate appraisal, housing cadastral management, etc.