Excuse me, is there anyone who studies surveying and mapping?

1. No matter what major you study, remember that your future work direction is not necessarily related to your major. There are many jobs to choose from, depending on your hobbies and ideals. You can take an examination of civil servants, institutions, sales and many brand-new industries. If conditions permit, you will be really happy to do what you like.

Of course, due to many factors, you may have to take part in the work first. As far as surveying and mapping work is concerned, there are many things involved. One is to go out to work with instruments on your back, which is quite hard. Have a large area of geodetic survey, cadastral survey, railway and highway survey; The smaller ones are engineering survey, deformation observation, municipal survey, real estate mapping, gas pipeline survey, water survey and so on. No matter what kind of field work, it is nothing more than data collection and lofting and positioning. The other is to do indoor work, such as doing geographic information system products, or aerial survey indoor work, collecting data or drawing, or programming with ARCGIS+C#;

3. It would be better if you are a university teacher or enter a scientific research unit for postgraduate entrance examination. Now our country is developing its own global positioning system, and it is not bad to develop GPS.

As for wages, the first year's income ranges from 300,000 to 65,438,000+10,000. It depends on what you do. Generally speaking, the harder you work, the more money you make. There is also the nature of the unit and the place of work. Because of people, it is best not to care so much about money these years, but to learn real money-making skills.

5. In terms of certificates, generally speaking, with the increase of working years, assistant engineers-engineers-senior engineers can be evaluated. Recently, a registered surveying and mapping engineer has come out, and he can take the exam after three or four years' work.