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This course focuses on using a modern Geographic Information System (GIS)
for organizing and presenting spatial data. Students will learn to work
with spatially-related data such as those dealing with natural hazards
investigation, environmental resource management, agriculture, urban
planning, infrastructure, site assessment or land-use planning. In
addition to being useful for applying GIS concepts in a variety of
disciplines, the course will prepare students for further study in spatial
analysis at the university level.

Units	3 unit
Hours	2 hours lecture 3 hours labratory
Length	17 weeks
Graded	Credit course taken for grade or for credit/no credit
Classification	Liberal arts " sciences education courses
Version	02

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