Introduction to GIS for Geologists part of Courses
This course is intended as an introduction to basic GIS skills. Targeted at an audience of geology students, it draws upon geological examples when teaching GIS techniques.

GIS and GPS Applications in Earth Sciences part of Courses
Theory and practice of geographic information system (GIS) and Global Positioning System (GPS) technologies and their applications to problems in earth sciences. Laboratories and field trips provide hands-on ...

Introduction to GIS part of Courses
This is an introduction to using ArcGIS software. Basic techniques are covered, as well as background information on cartography and geodesy.

Remote Sensing and Image Interpretation part of Courses
This course provides a foundational introduction to the field of remote sensing. It is the first of two courses in remote sensing. This course focuses on the basics of the science behind remote sensing including ...

GIS for Geoscientists part of Courses
Introduction to basic concepts in computer-based GIS emphasizing hands-on practice in portraying and analyzing spatially referenced data sets to produce a variety of types of digital products and to solve geologic ...

GIS for Environmental Studies part of Courses
The study of the environment is inherently spatial and global in nature. One way to view and analyze data in a geographic context is through using a geographic information system (GIS). GIS is typically a ...

Environmental Remote Sensing part of Courses
Environmental Remote Sensing is designed to introduce students to remote sensing science and technology. It emphasizes mastering fundamental remote sensing concepts and utilizing remotely sensed data for ...

Introduction to GIS part of Courses
Geographic Information Systems (GIS) is the use of computers to manage, display and analyze spatial or geographical information. This course will introduce the basic concepts, functions, and applications of GIS. We ...

GIS for Geoscientists I part of Courses
GIS for Geoscientists I is an introduction to GIS operations and analyses of vector data in a geoscience context and will prepare students for more advanced GIS courses (such as its follow-up course, GIS for ...

Introduction to Computer Mapping and GIS part of Courses
An introduction to the study and design of maps, primarily through the application of a specialized computer mapping software program known as GIS.

Advanced GIS part of Courses

GIS and Remote Sensing in the Geosciences part of Courses
A broad introduction to the use of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) within the geosciences. The relationships between geography, geology, and society will be pursued. Students will be exposed to both pertinent ...

Geospatial Methods part of Courses
The class introduces concepts, theories, and techniques in geospatial methods, and principles of spatial analysis, and data mining with integration of GIS, remote sensing and GPS. Varies applications of the ...

Introduction to Geographic Information Systems part of Courses
This is course is an introduction to Geographic Information Systems (GIS) using ArcGIS as the primary software platform.

Remote sensing and image interpretation part of Courses
This course provides an introduction to the fundamentals of remote sensing. Class lectures will focus on a range of concepts and techniques key to understanding how remote sensing data are acquired, displayed, ...

Surface Processes and Geomorphology part of Courses
This is a process-oriented geomorphology course with substantial "interactive lecture", lab, field, and GIS components. In addition to an emphasis on geomorphic processes and methods particular to their ...

Cartography part of Courses
GEO 301 is designed as an introduction to maps and their uses, in particular, as tools for communicating spatial information. Although it is an "introduction", the content of the course and the amount of ...

Hydrogeology part of Courses
Hydrogeology is intended for upper level undergraduates who have already completed a physical geology class with lab. The course provides a broad overview of surface and subsurface water, and the relationships to ...

Natural Resources Information Systems part of Courses
Current trends in natural resources management such as ecosystem and landscape management in addition to traditional stand and forest data result in large data sets. Natural resources managers must be able to ...

Computer-aided Mapping and Analysis part of Courses
Computer-based Geographic Information Systems, digital maps, and data sources. The creation, interpretation, and analysis of digital maps from multiple data sources. Analysis of spatial information from sciences, ...