GEOL 3401

GEOL 3401 Interdisciplinary Geographic Information Systems (2-4). This course is designed to introduce the concepts of computer- based spatial data handling, referred to as geographic information systems (GIS). The interdisciplinary approach focuses on bringing students from diverse academic backgrounds together in a team effort to learn the fundamentals of GIS, including data, sources, input, manipulation, and output presentation. It is recommended that the student have completed an introductory class in one of the following: geology, biology, natural resource management, or archaeology. Prerequisite: Computer proficiency required. Lab fee: $8


Fall 2025

Interdiscp Geographic Info Sys   Section 001   Kevin Urbanczyk
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Interdiscp GIS Lab   Section L01   Kevin Urbanczyk
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Fall 2024

Interdiscp Geographic Info Sys   Section 001   Kevin Urbanczyk
Interdiscp Geog. Info Sys Lab   Section L02   Kevin Urbanczyk
Interdiscp Geog. Info Sys Lab   Section LMC   Kevin Urbanczyk
Interdiscp Geographic Info Sys   Section VMC   Kevin Urbanczyk
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Fall 2023

Interdiscp Geographic Info Sys   Section 001   Kevin Urbanczyk
Interdiscp Geographic Info Sys   Section HMC   Kevin Urbanczyk
Interdiscp Geog. Info Sys Lab   Section L01   Kevin Urbanczyk
Interdiscp Geog. Info Sys Lab   Section L02   Kevin Urbanczyk
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Interdiscp Geog. Info Sys Lab   Section LMC   Antony Giles