Introduction to Geographic Information Systems (GEOG 0320)
This course introduces the structure, concepts, and application of geographic information systems (GIS): computer-based systems designed to process large spatial databases. The productive use of GIS technology in the physical and social sciences, environmental management, and regional planning is investigated through a variety of applied exercises and problems.
Fall 2011
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Abadilla, Miles
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Andrews, Ali
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Belmont Flores, Elsa
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Crews, Alyssa
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Dietz Hartmann, Carson
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Ghosh, Jaya
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Goeke, Elissa
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Houghton, Marcella
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Irby, Kevin
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Isbell, Brian
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Liu, Jen
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Lui, Gillian
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Luna, Lisa
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Lutz, Esme
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Nagel, Leah
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Rahlson, Lukas
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Rosenblatt, Molly
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Silverman, Annika
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Sweeney, Martin
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Vega-Hutchens, Kiya
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Weiland, Terra
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Weeks, Flora
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Yang, Jue
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Spring 2008
Professor: Jeff Howarth
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Virginia Shannon
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Cully Cavness
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Mia Lieb-Lappen
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Catherine Klem
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Patrick Johnson
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Stephanie Joyce
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Rachel Pentecost
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Ben Meader
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Marty Schnure
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Spring 2008
Professor: Jeff Howarth
Nick Sohl | Nate Blumenshine | Monica Balan |
Fall 2007
Professor: Jonathan Schroeder
Nancy Schneider | Chester Harvey | Julie Erickson | Bille Borden |
Fall 2006
Professor: William Hegman
Liana Sideli | Spencer Paxson | Gus Goodwin | Annie Christopher |
Ian Burgin | Kyle Alden | ||
Spring 2006
Professor: Jeff Brunskill
Chris Lizotte | Nate Morris | Dan Berkman | Laura Silverman |
Tim Bellis | Colleen Sullivan | Anna Chavis | Claire Polfus |
