Oct 11

LNDL Georaphic Information Systems (GIS) Pop-up Class

Wednesday, October 11, 2017 - Wednesday, October 11, 2017
to
Loyola Notre Dame Library
Lab A
The Georaphic Information Systems (GIS) workshop will be taught by Robert Neff in Lab A. Participants will learn the various uses for GIS through interactive exercises.

By the end of the pop-up course students will have completed a spatial analysis and have a greater understanding for GIS. Participants will be able to use tools that help identify real-world problems using publicly accesible data. 

GIS is the dominant tool for spatial anaylsis because it works with all sectors of the economy, managing utilities and analysis for human-environmental systems and processes. Being able to work with GIS is a highly marketable skill and can be helpful for future courses. 

About Pop-Up Classes

Pop-up classes are extracurricular workshops designed to facilitate hands-on learning and discovery. The LDNL series this fall includes: Geographic Information Systems, Practical Photoshop, Basics of Tinkercad, 3D Scanning, and the Arduino Blink Challenge. Classes are available to faculty/staff/students.

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