GISC 3323  Geographic Information Systems

        (also listed as PA 3323 and SOCS 3323)

        Dr. Stuart Murchison, C. P., GISP

An introduction to the science of geographic information systems.  Provides an introductive perspective on the uses, techniques and the interactions of GIS and other geospatial information sciences in an Interdisciplinary setting.  This course is hands-on and theory of GIS. 

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Course Outlines

• Spring 2011:  View or download Syllabus,

Exam Materials and Assignments

• PowerPoint Presentations

1. Number 1               
2. Number 2              
3. Number 3               
4. Number 4               
5. Number 5               
6. Number 6               

• Assignments

              1.  Assignment 1 - Already Completed in Class      2.  Assignment 2 - Download EX2.doc,         3.  Assignment 3 - Download EX3.doc,         4.  Assignment 4 - Download EX4.doc,        

              5.  Assignment 5 - Download EX5.doc,         6.  Assignment 6 - Handouts & Download Houston_student_worksheet.doc,        

Links to Other Materials

Ex4 data: World Data File for Exercise #4

• UTD GIS Program Descriptions and UTD Graduate Geosciences Descriptions

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