An introduction to the fundamental principles and techniques that comprise the field of geomatics, especially Geographic Information Systems (GIS). Topics include the collection and visualization of geographical data through various means, database construction and manipulation, and exposure to analog and digital spatial technologies, such as GPS, surveying and digital aerial photography.
Credit Weight:
0.5
Prerequisite(s):
Geography 1150 or 1170 or permission of the Chair of the Department of Geography and the Environment
Offering:
2-3; or 2-3
Notes:
An additional fee (see Miscellaneous Fees) is required for this course.
Course Classifications:
Type C: Engineering, Mathematical and Natural Sciences