Program Overview
The Geospatial Analysis Minor at this institution provides students with a foundation in geospatial analysis tools and techniques, including statistics, aerial photography, satellite imagery, and GIS. The minor is designed for students who wish to enhance their skills in these areas for application in their chosen field of study. Students must complete 20 credits from a list of approved courses, including introductory, GIS, remote sensing, and advanced analysis courses.
Program Outline
Outline:
Geospatial Analysis Minor
Overview:
The geospatial analysis minor is designed for students who wish to have more learning and experience using the tools of geospatial analysis such as statistics, aerial photography, satellite imagery, and geographic information systems (GIS) as they relate to their chosen field of study.
Course List:
- Basic Statistics:
- BIOL 528: Applied Biostatistics I
- PSYC 402: Statistics in Psychology
- SOC 402: Statistics
- Introductory/Field/or Overview:
- NR #458: The Science of Where
- CEE 404: Surveying and Mapping
- NR 415: Natural Resources Field Methods
- NR 603: Landscape Ecology
- NR 615: Wildlife Habitats
- NR 642: Introduction to Biogeography
- GEOG 590: Field Research
- GEOG 591: Making Maps: GIS Fundamentals
- NR 757: Remote Sensing of the Environment
- ANTH #674: Archaeological Survey and Mapping in Belize
- NR 795: Investigations (Field Methods in GIS)
- GIS:
- NR 658: Introduction to Geographic Information Systems
- NR 760: Geographic Information Systems in Natural Resources
- CEE 796: Special Topics (GIS in Water Resources)
- FORT 581: Applied Geospatial Techniques
- ESCI 777: GIS for Earth & Environmental Sciences
- Remote Sensing:
- NR 757: Remote Sensing of the Environment
- NR 759: Digital Image Processing for Natural Resources
- ESCI 778: Remote Sensing Earth & Environmental Sciences
- Advanced Analysis:
- NR 707: Environmental Modeling
- NR 713: Quantitative Ecology
- NR 740: Inventory and Monitoring of Ecological Communities
- NR 749: Forest Inventory and Modeling
- NR 782: Forest Health in a Changing World
- EREC #760: Ecological-Economic Modeling for Decision Making
Requirements:
Students must complete a total of 20 credits. A grade of C- or better is required in each minor course and no course can be taken pass/fail. A total of not more than 8 credits from the student's major requirements can be counted toward the minor.
University of New Hampshire
Overview:
The University of New Hampshire (UNH) is a public research university located in Durham, New Hampshire. It is known for its strong academic programs, vibrant campus life, and commitment to research. UNH is a top-tier research institution, as classified by the Carnegie Classification, and is consistently ranked among the best value public universities in the United States by U.S. News & World Report.
Services Offered:
UNH offers a wide range of services to its students, including:
Academic Advising:
Provides guidance and support to students in choosing courses, majors, and career paths.Career Services:
Assists students with career exploration, job searching, and internship opportunities.Financial Aid:
Offers various financial aid options to help students afford their education.Housing & Residential Life:
Provides on-campus housing options and support services for students living in residence halls.Dining:
Offers a variety of dining options on campus, including meal plans and catering services.Student Support:
Provides resources and support services for students facing academic, personal, or financial challenges.Fitness & Recreation:
Offers a variety of fitness and recreational activities, including intramural sports, sport clubs, and fitness classes.Health & Wellness:
Provides health and wellness services to students, including medical care, counseling, and health education.Student Life and Campus Experience:
UNH offers a vibrant and engaging campus experience for its students. Students can participate in a wide range of activities, including:
Clubs & Organizations:
Over 300 student clubs and organizations cater to diverse interests.New Student Programs:
Provides orientation and support services for incoming students.Student Union:
Offers a variety of events, programs, and services for students.Athletics:
UNH is home to the Wildcats, a Division I athletic program with a strong tradition of success.Key Reasons to Study There:
Top-Tier Research Institution:
UNH is a leading research university with a strong focus on innovation and discovery.Excellent Academic Programs:
UNH offers a wide range of undergraduate and graduate programs in various fields.Vibrant Campus Life:
UNH provides a dynamic and engaging campus experience with a wide range of activities and opportunities.Strong Alumni Network:
UNH has a large and active alumni network that provides support and mentorship to students.Beautiful Campus:
UNH is located on a beautiful and spacious campus with a variety of amenities and facilities.Academic Programs:
UNH offers a wide range of academic programs, including:
Undergraduate Programs:
UNH offers over 100 undergraduate majors across various colleges and schools, including the College of Liberal Arts, the College of Engineering and Physical Sciences, and the Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics.Graduate Programs:
UNH offers over 70 graduate programs, including master's degrees, doctoral degrees, and professional degrees.Other:
UNH has two additional campuses: UNH Manchester and UNH Law. UNH Manchester offers undergraduate and graduate programs in a variety of fields, while UNH Law is a nationally recognized law school.
