Official Course Description: MCCCD Approval: 05/25/04 | |||
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BIO219 20052-20062 | L+L | 4 Credit(s) | 6 Period(s) |
Geographic Information Systems and Global Positioning Systems in Environmental Investigations | |||
Hands-on experience using Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and Global Positioning Systems (GPS) in environmental investigations. Practical integration of biological data collected with GPS into real-world environmental applications. Prerequisites: None. | |||
Course Note: May receive credit for only one of the following: BIO219 or GPH219. |
MCCCD Official Course Competencies: | |
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BIO219 20052-20062 | Geographic Information Systems and Global Positioning Systems in Environmental Investigations |
1. | Define the purpose and applications of desktop geographic information systems (GIS) in environmental sciences. (I) |
2. | Use the basic attributes of ArcView software to capture and display environmental data. (II) |
3. | Query and analyze features in ArcView. (III) |
4. | Create useful output by making charts, tables, and maps in ArcView. (IV) |
5. | Capture environmental data from the Internet, query and analyze data, and create useful output using ArcView. (III-V) |
6. | Define the purpose and applications of global positioning systems (GPS) in environmental sciences. (VI) |
7. | Use GPS units and apply GPS skills. (VII) |
8. | Use GPS hardware and software to upload and download data. (VIII) |
9. | Capture data with GPS units in the field, load data into ArcView, query and analyze data, and create useful output using ArcView. (IX) |
MCCCD Official Course Outline: | |
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BIO219 20052-20062 | Geographic Information Systems and Global Positioning Systems in Environmental Investigations |
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