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EVR
4934/5935,
GIS Analysis (3)
This course is intended to provide an introduction to the functionalities
of the popular desktop GIS program - ArcView 3.2, as well as the
basic concepts of GIS and DBMS. The focus will be on data analysis
and manipulation in such platforms, in order for the students to
understand the data acquisition, preparation and manipulation in
the areas of socioeconomic, demographic, and environmental studies.
Basic understanding of NT environment and MS. Office Suite required.
ArcView Image Analysis and Spatial Analyst are introduced in this
course for graduate and advanced students.
CGN
4321/5320,
GIS Applications for Civil and Environmental Engineering(3)
The course is intended to provide an introduction to the features
and capabilities of GIS. The focus of this course is to demonstrate
the usefulness of GIS to solve problems in various civil and environmental
engineering disciplines, and to allow students to develop an understanding
of important GIS concepts. Students will also become familiar with
ArcView and gain basic Arc/Info skills through the development of
a course project.
CGN 5320,
GIS Applications in Civil and Environmental Engineering (3).
Introduction to the basics of geo-graphic information systems, their
software and hardware, and their applications in Civil and Environ-mental
Engineering, landscape architecture, and other related fields. Prerequisites:
CGS 3420, SUR 3101C and consent of instructor.
CGN 6325,
Advanced GIS for Civil and Environmental Engineering (3).
Advanced GIS concepts and techniques for civil and environmental
engineering applications including LRS, temporal GIS, 3D modeling,
GIS data accuracy and standards, spatial statistical analy-sis,
and others. Prerequisite: CGN 5930 or permission of the instructor.
Permission of graduate committee. |
