Introduction to GIS
January 8-9, 2024
Course Structure
The course will include four 3 hour sessions over 3 days
| Monday | Tuesday |
|---|---|
| Session 1 (9-12) | Session 3 (9-12) |
| Session 2 (1:30-4:30) | Session 4 (1:30-4:30) |
Instructor: Bo Zhang
Location: Sullivan Hall 253
Learning Objectives
- Define GIS and its core components.
- Execute basic functions such as map creation, data input, and visualization in ArcGIS/QGIS.
- Differentiate between vector and raster data.
- Perform basic spatial analyses, including overlays and proximity assessments.
- Apply GIS skills to solve practical problems or scenarios.
Registration Information
Cost for participation: $75 LUC students; $150 non-LUC students, faculty, and staff
Course Structure
The course will include four 3 hour sessions over 3 days
| Monday | Tuesday |
|---|---|
| Session 1 (9-12) | Session 3 (9-12) |
| Session 2 (1:30-4:30) | Session 4 (1:30-4:30) |
Instructor: Bo Zhang
Location: Sullivan Hall 253
Learning Objectives
- Define GIS and its core components.
- Execute basic functions such as map creation, data input, and visualization in ArcGIS/QGIS.
- Differentiate between vector and raster data.
- Perform basic spatial analyses, including overlays and proximity assessments.
- Apply GIS skills to solve practical problems or scenarios.