Introduction to theories and methods of Geographic Information Science (GIScience) and Geographic Information Systems (GISystems). Focuses on spatial thinking, analysis skills, and the fundamental knowledge needed to use GIS effectively, accurately, and ethically. Topics include: geodesy, cartography and geovisualization, map projections, geospatial data collection, GPS, spatial data models, spatial databases, and spatial analysis.
School of Global Integrative Studies Mon. March 28, 2022
- ARAB 391: Introduction to the Arab World
- Week 11: Stay on Track
- SPAN 220: Spanish for Health and Medicine (6 credits)
- ARAB/RELG/WMNS 288: Exploring Love, Sexuality, and Femininity in the History of Arabic Culture
- Academic Advising Updates: Registration Tutorials
- CZEC/HIST 361: Czech History and Culture
- CHIN 391: Chinese Ecocinema
- CAS Career Coaching Updates
- Virtual Panel: Nebraskans at the U.S. Department of State - March 30!
- Join DMLL for the 43rd Annual Language Fair on March 31st!
- Global Café: Masters Abroad
- Explore the Northern Rockies with UNL Geography!
- Summer 2022 - ANTH 492: 3D Imaging (Photogrammetry) for Cultural Heritage
- Interdisciplinary panel to cap "Pain and Pleasure" series
- ANTH 243: Bodies of Evidence: Basics in Forensic Anthropology
- ANTH 481/881: Landscape Archaeology
- ANTH/GLST/MODL 214: Food and Culture
- GEOG 217: Principles of GIS
- GEOG 431/831: Cultural Geography
- GEOG 441/841: Geographies of Health
- GLST/HRHA 350: Refugees, Displaced Persons and (Im)migrants in a Globalized World
- Check out these internship opportunities!
- Student Research Days Slam
- Funded Summer Research in Orlando/Belize: Community GIS & Citizen Science
- Application for International Welcome Team is open
- Kawasaki Reading Room presents Professor Otaku: "Weathering with You"