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Introduction to the Certificate in Geomatics and Environment

The Certificate in Geomatics and Environment is a valuable complement to social, natural, and applied sciences programs. It provides students with a broad range of backgrounds the opportunity to explore the fields of remote sensing, geographic information sciences and systems, and cartography.

Program Overview

The Certificate in Geomatics and Environment consists of 21 credit hours in eligible courses. The program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of geomatics and its applications in various fields.

Eligible Courses

The certificate requires students to complete the following courses:

1. 12 credit hours in Geography 2195, Geography 3222 (or equivalent), Geography 3250, and Geography 3260.
2. 6 credit hours in Geography 4261 and Geography 4203; or, 6 credit hours in one of Geography 4261 or Geography 4203 and one other approved elective course at the 4000 level.
3. 3 credit hours in one additional approved elective course.

Eligible Electives

The following elective courses are approved for the Certificate in Geomatics and Environment:

• 1000-level: COMP 1001, COMP 1510, STAT 1500
• 2000-level: BUSI 2400, COMP 2500, EASC 2906, STAT 2485
• 3000-level: BUSI 3405, BUSI 3406, CIV 3710, COMP 3000, GEOG 3140, GEOG 3202, GEOG 3650/BIOL 3650
• 4000-level: ARCH 4150/EASC 4703/GEOG 4150, ARCH 4153, BIOL 4306, BIOL 4405, BIOL 4505, BUSI 4221, BUSI 4420, EASC 4620, GEOG 4120, GEOG 4651/BIOL 4651

Course Prerequisites

Normal departmental prerequisites for courses are applicable.

Advising

Students are advised to contact an academic advisor or the Program Director for assistance with course planning, declaring their program of study, prerequisite and registration issues, and with questions about the eligibility of any courses not listed.

Declaring the Certificate in Geomatics and Environment

Students interested in the Certificate in Geomatics and Environment are encouraged to discuss the requirements of the program with the Program Director. After consultation, students can declare the certificate by contacting the Office of the Registrar.

Regulations for the Certificate in Geomatics and Environment

The Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Diploma Regulations apply to the Certificate in Geomatics and Environment. Students must meet the admission requirements outlined in the University Calendar and consult the University Calendar regarding General Regulations for Certificate Programs and Graduation Requirements.