GEOG 4.02 Introduction to Geospatial Thinking

This course is an introductory survey into key concepts of geographical thought (e.g., place, space, and territory) and their interconnection with a range of geospatial tools and techniques (from paper maps to global positioning systems). By developing geospatial thinking, students will enrich their understanding of spatial data and technologies through concepts and debates in the field of geography. Conversely, command of geospatial tools and techniques will help integrate their use with other types of knowledge.

Instructor

Alvarez Leon

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:SOC

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Offered

• Winter