GISC 7363: Internet Mapping and Information Processing
Summer 2006: Monday 6:00 – 10:00 PM
Room: GR 3.602
Instructor:
Dr. Fang Qiu
Email: ffqiu@utdallas.edu
Phone: 972-883-4134
Office: GR3.203
Office Hour: Tuesday 5:00-6:00 pm (In the first two weeks and last two weeks)
Teaching Assistant:
Shaofei Chen, Email: shaofei.chen@utdallas.edu
Office Hours: Tuesday 4:00 – 10:00 pm, Saturday 1:00 – 6:00 pm
Course Goal:
Provides a conceptual overview and hands-on experiences in Internet mapping and web-based geospatial information processing with state-of-the-art commercial software. Topics covered included client/server configuration, distributed data access and display, web-based user interaction and customization. Provides students with a fundamental understanding of distributed Internet computing in general and GIS mapping on the Web in particular. HTML, XML, JavaScript and ESRI ArcIMS will be covered
Reading:
Course Evaluation:
Tentative Schedule:
Lab0. How to Use WebCT
Lab1. Create a homepage
Lab 2. Advanced homepages with frame, table, forms, and CSS
4. ArcIMS Overview & Map Configuration (ArcIMS 1,2, 3)
Lab 3. ArcIMS: Introduction
5. Create Map Service and Design ArcIMS Web Sites (ArcIMS 4,5,6)
Lab 4. Design an ArcIMS website
Lab 5. Improving ArcIMS Website
Midterm - Students working on midterm project
Lab 6. ArcXML Request and Response (Optional)
Lab 7. Introduction to JavaScript
Lab 8. Advanced JavaScript
Lab 9. Customization with JavaScript
Lab 10. Customizing HTML Viewer (Optional)
Lab 11. Customizing Google Maps
Course Website And Lab Requirements:
· The slides of the class, labs and related information can be accessed from webct6.utdallas.edu. It is required that you have your UTD account login name and password to enter the WebCT account. You will also have to use WebCT to access readings assignment, homework, examinations, class email, and grades. You need to turn in your homework via WebCT.
· Every student needs to prepare CD-R/RW for backup your lab assignments. You should work on c:/usr/yourname and copy the results to the CD-R/RW at a later time.