If you dream it, you can ENGINEER it.
Please check out the class updates here: Surveying 1B
Old School Thoeodolite and Level (Wild Heerbrugg):
T16 Tacheometer Theodolite (1956-1972) Erect Telescope (Level) (1936-1968)
T16 Tacheometer Theodolite:
It has been designed for low-order triangulations, traverse surveys, property surveys,
building site measurements, marking out, etc.
Erect Telescope (Level):
Back in old school, this level was used to establish bench mark eleveations and control
points. The telescope and tabular level can rotate simultaneously about the longitudinal
axis, enabling the vertical collimation to be checked easily at one instrumental setup.
Announcements:
ENGR 18 Graphic FALL 2024
08/26/2024 to 12/16/2024 (16 Weeks)
M and W, 7:00 pm to 10:00 pm
In-Person Class (Classroom 11-2107)
SURV 1A Surveying Fall 2022
08/27/2022 to 12/11/2022 (16 Weeks)
Sat, 7:30 am to 1:00 pm
In-Person Class
Engineering 18 Graphic Video Tutorials:
Video Tutorials can be reviewed here: Engineering 18 Graphic Video Tutorials
Old School Schedule (1980's):
Kenneth Tang
Kenneth Tang is a professor within the Physics and Engineering Department at Mt. SAC,
where he has served since 2017. He is also a project manager within the Public Works
Department at the City of South Gate, where he has served since 2010. Instructor: Computer-aided Design and Drafting (CADD), Graphics, Land Surveying, Construction
Management, Engineering.
Physics and Engineering Department
Undergrad - Civil /Transportation Engineering, University of California Irvine
Graduate - Engineering, California Polytechnic University Pomona
PE — Professional Civil Engineer, State of California
On Tuesday, December 10, 2019, American Public Works Association (APWA) awarded the
City of South Gate with the 2019 Project of the Year award. The Boulevard Project
was awarded under transportation category with street improvements including capacity
enhancements, widening, and congestion mitigation. Professor Tang was the Project
Manager for the Project.
Professor Tang received the 2019 APWA Project of the Year award at the Centre Sycamore
Plaza, Lakewood Civic Center. "It's an honor and privilege to receive this award,
especially when judged among many worthy projects," said Prof. Tang
.
The Boulevard Project in the City of South Gate Awarded the APWA 2019 Project of the
Year.
It's all about teamwork!
"Coming together is a beginning. Keeping together is progress. Working together
is success." - Henry Ford
The Firestone Boulevard Regional Corridor Capacity Enhancements Project (The Boulevard
Project). The 18-million project provided congestion relief, increased pedestrian
and driver safety and beautified the corridor. Construction began on February 12,
2018 and completed on October 28, 2019.
Motorists are now benefitting from the additional travel lane. It is activated during
peak hours of the day. This approach serves to provide congestion relief, as well
as on-street parking at all other times of the day. The project also added raised
medians and bus turnouts for motorists safety and enhanced traffic circulation. A
numebr of elements were added for beautification such as drought tolerant landsaping.
A new traffic signal was installed for safety at Firestone Boulevard and Calden Avenue.
Finally, the aging road pavement was resurfaced, with new rubberized pavement.
The cost of the Boulevard Project was over $18 million, and was funded primarily with
grant funds including Metro Call-for-Project funds, SB-1, Measure M and Measure R
funds. Local funds also supported the completion of the project.
Contact:
8:30 A.M. - 5:00 P.M.
61-2505
(909) 274-4425
ktang36AT_mtsac.edu
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