 | GIS 390 GIS in Natural Resources |
3 semester hours, 2 hours lecture and 3 hours lab per week. Specific approaches to applications of Geographic Information Systems (GIS), subsidized by Global Positioning Systems (GPS) and remote sensing, to problems in natural resource analysis.
Course corequisite required GIS 390L. Prerequisite course required GIS 224, FOR 224 or ENV 224. Offered Fall and Spring.
| GIS 551 Introduction to GIS and Geospatial Analysis |
3
semester hours, 2 hours lecture and 3 hours lab per week. Expanded examination
of GIS theory, concepts, technology, and application.
Course
corequisite required GIS 551L. Offered Fall only.
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| GIS 553 GIS and Geospatial Applications |
3 semester hours, 2 hours lecture and 3 hours lab per week. Application of GIS technology to building and maintaining data bases and analyzing spatial and temporal problems.
Course
corequisite required GIS 553L.
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| GIS 464/564 Mobile and Field GIS |
3 semester hours. GIS data management with focus on building geodatabase and field mapping and inventory using mobile GPS/GIS devices. Students will be working on projects related to GIS data collection and processing using GIS/GPS.
Course
prerequisite recommended GIS 224, 390 or 551.
