Course Description
Introduction
to Geographic Information Systems for Forestry and Conservation (Cons
340) is an introductory course in the design, development, and
application of geographic information system (GIS) and related
technologies for students in Natural Resources Conservation, Forestry,
and other related disciplines. The lecture
portion will deal with conceptual issues in GIS database design and
development, analysis, and display. The laboratory portion will provide
students with hands-on contact with GIS software products, such as
ArcGIS, used in the analysis of geographically referenced data
sets. Priority enrollment is to students in Natural Resources
Conservation, for whom this is a Required Course.
Temporal, Spatial & Thematic Information
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Days
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Time
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Room #
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Lecture
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M, W
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1:00 – 2:00
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Room 1001, Forest Sciences Centre |
| Lab |
Tues
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3:00 – 5:00
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FSC 1406
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| Office Hours |
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see contact page
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