Environmental Studies
ENVS 215C Advanced Geographic Information Systems
Spatial data arise in almost every field of study and contemporary spatial data analysis focuses on detecting patterns and modeling relationships between such patterns. This course is a project environment through which students demonstrate the ability to apply advanced knowledge and skills to analyze spatial data. In particular, this course serves as an introduction to spatial statistics and the background necessary to investigate patterns in geographically represented data. Course also hones students' critical assessment of scholarship in the field and learn how to evaluate, plan, and conduct research. The course is focused on the design and practical application of GIS, demonstrating the student's ability to manage and develop a GIS product for a real world problem or situation.
Also offered as
GIST 215C
Requirements
Prerequisite(s): GIST 215B/ENVS 215B. Concurrent enrollment in GIST 215L/ENVS 215L is required. Enrollment is restricted to graduate students enrolled in the GISTAR M.A. Program.