Graduate Certificate in GIS and Applied Geography
Program Overview
The Graduate Certificate in GIS and Applied Geography is a 12-credit program that can be completed in one year. Students will learn the principles of geographic information science, formulate requirements for spatial analysis, and develop skills for designing and implementing real-world GIS applications. The program includes hands-on experience with popular GIS software such as ArcGIS and prepares students to apply GIS technology to evaluate real-world problems.
Program Outline
Students admitted into the program for the fall semester should be able to enroll in all the necessary courses within the academic year and can complete their final project by the end of the spring semester. Specific Requirements Students enrolling in the program will be required to complete GEPL 5110 and GEPL 6950 (6 credits). Students must complete 6 credits from the electives list. Students must maintain a minimum "B" average to complete the certificate program. Course selection and the sequence of courses will be agreed upon by the student and the program coordinator to help students complete the program and gain the necessary skills. Course List Course List Code Title Hours GEPL 5110Geographic Information Systems3 GEPL 6950Applied Geographic Workshop3 Select a minimum of 6 credits of the following:6 GEPL 5180Geographic Information Systems Applications GEPL 5490Remote Sensing Of The Environment GEPL 5500Digital Image Analysis Total Hours12 Learning Outcomes PLO 1: Apply and demonstrate the principles of geographic information science PLO 2: Formulate requirements and constraints in spatial analysis PLO 3: Complete spatial analysis with selected GIS software packages PLO 4: Develop skills for designing and implementing real-world GIS applications PLO 5: Gain hands-on experience with popular GIS software such as ArcGIS PLO 6: Learn how to communicate effectively via mapping and graphic presentation PLO 7: Apply GIS technology to evaluate real-world problems, and communicate the GIS project process and results in written and graphic media at a professional level. PLO 8: Draw upon the underlying theory behind GIS technology (including projections and spatial databases) to optimize application of the technology and extend it into new areas.
The University of Toledo
Overview:
The University of Toledo (UToledo) is a public research university located in Toledo, Ohio. It offers a wide range of undergraduate and graduate programs across various disciplines. UToledo is known for its commitment to student success and provides comprehensive support services to help students achieve their academic and career goals.
Student Life and Campus Experience:
UToledo boasts a vibrant campus life with numerous opportunities for students to engage in extracurricular activities, clubs, and organizations. The university emphasizes a sense of community and belonging, encouraging students to explore their interests and connect with others.
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Diverse Academic Programs:
UToledo offers a wide array of academic programs, catering to various interests and career aspirations. *Comprehensive Support Services:
The university provides extensive support services to students, including academic advising, career counseling, and financial aid. *Research Opportunities:
UToledo is a research-intensive university, offering students opportunities to participate in cutting-edge research projects. *Vibrant Campus Life:
The university fosters a lively campus environment with numerous student organizations, clubs, and events.Academic Programs:
UToledo houses several academic colleges, including: * Arts and Letters * Business and Innovation * Education * Engineering * Graduate Studies * Health and Human Services * Honors * Law * Medicine and Life Sciences * Natural Sciences and Mathematics * Nursing * Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences * University College
