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GIS-BASED REAL WORLD LEARNING PROJECT II - ADVANCED APPLICATIONS

Colorado School of Mines
Golden , United States
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Masters
Major
Geographic Information Science | Geographic Information Systems (Gis) | Cartography
Area of study
Information and Communication Technologies | Natural Science
Course Language
English
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Program Overview

Program Overview

The SYGN590 course, GIS-BASED REAL WORLD LEARNING PROJECT II - ADVANCED APPLICATIONS, is a university program that focuses on the application of GIS to real-world problems. This course requires students to complete a GIS-based project and report that demonstrate competence in the application of GIS.


Course Details

  • The course is worth 1-6 semester hours.
  • The project topic and content of the report are determined by the course instructor in consultation with the student.
  • The format of the report will follow the guidelines for a professional journal paper.
  • The course is repeatable for credit under different topics/experience, with a cumulative maximum of 6 credit hours and 3 repeats total.

Assessment and Evaluation

The course requires a GIS-based project and report that demonstrate competence in the application of GIS to real-world problems. The report will be formatted according to the guidelines for a professional journal paper.


Credit and Repeatability

  • The course is worth 1 to 6 credit hours.
  • It is repeatable for credit under different topics/experience.
  • The cumulative maximum is 6 credit hours and 3 repeats total.
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