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. April 25, 2022
- CZEC/HIST 361: Czech History and Culture
- Week 15: Take Care of Yourself
- 2022 Summer Course: Intro to Women and Gender Studies
- ARAB 391: Introduction to the Arab World
- Academic Advising Updates: Well-Being
- Enroll in JAPN 333: Japanese Business Culture and Protocol
- SPAN 220: Spanish for Health and Medicine (6 credits)
- CAS Career Coaching Updates
- Study Russian Secular and Political Folklore this Fall!
- SPAN 341: Translating Hispanic Culture - Contemporary Puerto Rican Poetry
- Spring 2022 SGIS Colloquium - Dr. Deondre Smiles: Geographic Indigenous Futures
- HIST/ETHN 150: African Culture and Civilization, Pre-Session Summer
- Learn Arabic this Summer!
- SGIS End of Semester Celebration!
- HIST/WMNS/ETHN 459/859: Women and Gender in African Societies
- Join the next AnthroGroup meeting on May 2nd!
- UNL for Ukraine Fundraiser
- Asian Community & Cultural Center (ACCC) is looking for event volunteers!
- Summer 2022 Field School - ANTH 497: Introduction to Archaeological Field Techniques
- ANTH 416: Digital Anthropologies
- GEOG 181: Global Environmental Issues (ACE 6/9)
- GEOG 217: Principles of GIS
- GLST/HRHA 350: Refugees, Displaced Persons and (Im)migrants in a Globalized World
- Registrations open for AAG 2022 Virtual Summer Series!
- Volunteer for Asian Culture & Community Center
- Paid Summer Internship with Kawasaki Motors and Manufacturing
- Huskers Keep Growing - Call for Zine Submissions!
- Are you burned out? Join ISSO's Stress Management Workshop
- Sign up for the FREE summit hosted by Do More Good!