![]() What fields can the GISc Certificate be applicable to? Agriculture Anthropology Archaeology Community Activism Conservation Criminology Economic Development Education Environmental Planning Epidemeology Geology Government Historic Preservation Housing Indigenous Cultures Marketing Mineral Exploration Natural Resources Oil and Gas Public Administration Public Health Real Estate Social Services Telecommunication Tourism Transportation Urban Planning Utilities Management and many more....... |
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GIS is used today in
fields as diverse as law enforcement, marketing, economic development,
public health administration, environmental analysis, ecology, urban
planning, real estate, government, education, geology, anthropology,
and archaeology. GISc is an expanding field with good career
opportunities, and GIS professionals are in high demand in many fields.
People with GIS skills can also be more marketable as managers and
analysts in their own fields. A Certificate in GISc can be advantageous
by itself or in augmenting a Masters, Bachelors or Associates Degree. Required
Coursework (14 credits): GEP 204 / GEP 504 Basic Mapping:
Applications and Analysis (3 credits); Geography
Elective (3 credits), to be selected from among: GEP 302/GEP 602 Biogeography and GISc; GEH 320/GEP 620 Population Geography and GISc; GEP 375/GEP 675 Data Acquisition; GEP 230/GEP 530 Urban Environmental Management; GEO 340,341/GEP 635 Natural Hazards, Disasters, and Risk Analysis with GISc; GEH 240/GEP 640 Urban Geography GISc; GEP 632 Environmental Health GISc; GEP 321/GEP 621 Principles and Applications of Remote Sensing; TOTAL FOR GISc
CERTIFICATE: 17 credits |
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