GIS Classes
College of the Environment Geospatial Courses
The College of the Environment offers a number of courses in GIS, remote sensing, and quantitative analysis. Registration for many of the GIS courses is restricted to CENV majors only during the first phase of registration. In addition, many upper-level GIS courses are restricted to students who have been accepted into the ENVS - GIS Emphasis major or the GIS Certificate program during the first stage of registration.
Students are encouraged to apply to these degrees as soon as possible to obtain priority registration status.
Courses
| Class | Class Name |
Quarters Offered |
|---|---|---|
| ENVS 320 | GIS I: Introduction to Geographic Information Science | Summer, Winter, Spring |
| ENVS 418 | GIS II: Cartography and Geovisualization | Fall, Spring |
| ENVS 419 | Applications in GIS | |
| ENVS 420 | GIS III: Analysis and Modeling | Fall, Winter |
| ENVS 421 | GIS IV: Geospatial Data Creation and Management | Spring |
| ENVS 423 | GIS Processing and Analysis | Summer, Spring |
| ENVS 499Q | Topics in GIS (Rotational Topics) | TBA |
| ENVS 517 | GIS I: Introduction to Geographic Information Science (Graduate Level) | Winter, Spring |
| ENVS 518 | GIS II: Cartography and Geovisualization (Graduate Level) | Fall, Spring |
| ENVS 520 |
GIS III: Analysis and Modeling (Graduate Level) |
Fall, Winter |
| ENVS 521 | GIS IV: Geospatial Data Creation and Management (Graduate Level) | Spring |
| ESCI 442 | Introduction to Remote Sensing | Winter |
| ESCI 542 | Remote Sensing (Graduate Level) | Winter |
Course Timing
Students completing the GIS Minor or Certificate should note that many of the GIS courses are sequential and offered only once or twice a year. Work with your advisor to plan accordingly.