Course description
This course will introduce students to geographical information system (GIS) concepts, provide a hands-on experience with GIS software, and explore how GIS can be applied in urban and regional planning contexts. Seminar topics include: geographic data and georeferencing; data modelling and collection; thematic mapping, visualization and map design; geodatabases; input and output techniques; spatial and network analysis techniques; and GIS applications in planning.
This course is taught by David Wachsmuth and Ahmed El-Geneidy with David Verbich as Teaching assistant.
For more information, and for links to the assigned readings, please see the course outline.
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