CyberSWIFT Infotech Land Surveyor Interview Questions and Answers

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Q1. Interview was based on Basic DSA questions and SQL queries and DBMS concept
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Q1. This was kind Technical + HR. Taken Senior Manager.
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Q2. About project discussion and one DSA question
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Q1. What is least count of total station
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The least count of a total station is the smallest measurement that can be accurately read or recorded by the instrument.
• The least count is determined by the precision of the instrument's internal components.

• It is typically expressed in units of distance, such as millimeters or seconds of arc.

• For example, if the least count of a total station is 5mm, it means that the instrument can measure distances accurately to the ...read more
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Q2. What is height of mini prism
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The height of a mini prism varies depending on the manufacturer and model.
• Mini prisms are used in surveying to measure distances and angles.

• The height of a mini prism is typically between 25mm to 50mm.

• The height of a mini prism can affect the accuracy of the surveying measurements.

• It is important to use the correct height of mini prism for the specific surveying task.

• Manufacturers usually provide the height of their mi
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Q3. What is least count of auto level
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The least count of an auto level is the smallest measurement that can be read on the instrument.
• The least count is determined by the size of the divisions on the instrument's scale.

• It is usually expressed in millimeters or fractions of an inch.

• For example, if the least count is 0.5 mm, the instrument can measure differences in elevation of 0.5 mm or greater.

• The least count can vary depending on the make and model of th
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Q2. Lay out coordinate
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Laying out coordinates involves marking specific points on the ground based on their x, y, and sometimes z values.
• Use a total station or GPS device to accurately measure and record coordinates

• Mark points with stakes, flags, or paint for future reference

• Ensure coordinates are recorded in the correct datum and projection for accurate mapping
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Q3. Auto level for elevation
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Auto level is a surveying instrument used to measure height differences in the field.
• Auto level uses a compensator to ensure accurate readings even on uneven terrain.

• It is commonly used in construction, land development, and road building projects.

• The instrument is set up on a tripod and the surveyor looks through the eyepiece to read the height difference on a graduated staff.

• Auto levels are preferred for their ease o...read more
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Q4. Trivers for taget point
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Trivers for target point refers to the process of using trigonometry to calculate the coordinates of a specific point on a surveying site.
• Trivers formula involves using angles and distances to calculate the coordinates of a target point.

• It is essential for accurate land surveying and mapping.

• Example: If you have the angle and distance measurements from two known points, you can use Trivers formula to calculate the coor
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Q5. Tp point for set out
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A point for set out is a reference point used by surveyors to mark the location of specific points on a site.
• Set out points are typically marked with stakes, nails, or paint on the ground.

• These points are used to guide construction workers in accurately placing structures or boundaries.

• Surveyors use measurements and calculations to determine the exact coordinates of set out points.
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