GIScience
This track allows students to develop technical skills in the discipline of geography. The goal is to produce graduates with a feeling for the collection and graphical display of geographical data, and the ability to analyze such data through GIS and Spatial Analysis. The Department's labs provide up to date teaching facilities.
The full catalog of courses we offer is listed here, and you will find several that fall under the track of GIScience/ GIS. However, some examples that are regularly offered by are faculty are:
GRG 410C: Spatial Data & Analysis
GRG 460G: Environmental Geographic Information Systems
GRG 369D: GIS Applications in Social/Environmental Science
GRG 350E: Geoprocessing
GRG 440L: Landuse/Landchange Practicum
GRG 462K: Remote Sensing
GRG 368C: Spatial Analysis/Geographic Information Systems
GRG 470C: Advanced Geographic Information Systems
GRG 373F: Field Techniques
GRG 324E. Applications and Ethics of Digital Spatial Technologies
GRG 327G. Introduction to Geospatial Artificial Intelligence
All Geography students must complete the core requirements in Human Geography, Physical Geography and Techniques.
GeoScience Track Faculty Subcommittee