GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS - Certificate

Represent data spatially; describe complex relationships visually; understand and represent spatial dimensions of natural resources information. Geographic information systems (GIS) is becoming an indispensable tool of resource managers.

A minimum of 15 credit hours is required to complete the GIS certificate. The GIS certificate program includes required courses in Advanced GIS Techniques and GIS Applications, as well as elective courses, including Aerial Photography; Computer-Aided Design; Surveying; Land Use Planning; Landscape Ecology; and Forest Measurements.

If you have questions about the GIS certificate program, contact John Bean.