Academic Case Studies
GIS for Higher Education
Numerous colleges and universities have developed excellent GIS curricula. These programs can serve as a model for developing your own program as well as a resource for sharing ideas and concepts.
Numerous colleges and universities have developed excellent GIS curricula. These programs can serve as a model for developing your own program as well as a resource for sharing ideas and concepts.
Gainesville State College
The Institute for Environmental and Spatial Analysis at Gainesville State College, outside Atlanta GA, is renowned for its certificate, Associates, and Bachelor degree programs in Geospatial Technology and Environmental Science.
The Institute for Environmental and Spatial Analysis at Gainesville State College, outside Atlanta GA, is renowned for its certificate, Associates, and Bachelor degree programs in Geospatial Technology and Environmental Science.
Cayuga Community College
The Institute for the Application of Geospatial Technology at Cayuga Community College in the Finger Lakes region of NY brings innovative Geographic Information Systems (GIS) technology to the community and the world. IAGT meshes the strengths of GPS, remote sensing, digital mapping, and geospatial data.
The Institute for the Application of Geospatial Technology at Cayuga Community College in the Finger Lakes region of NY brings innovative Geographic Information Systems (GIS) technology to the community and the world. IAGT meshes the strengths of GPS, remote sensing, digital mapping, and geospatial data.
GIS at Washington College
From a cramped computer laboratory on campus, Stewart Bruce is directing a team of staff and student employees feeding an insatiable appetite for Geographic Information Systems technology. Grant money in hand, businesses, governments and schools are all clamoring for GIS.
From a cramped computer laboratory on campus, Stewart Bruce is directing a team of staff and student employees feeding an insatiable appetite for Geographic Information Systems technology. Grant money in hand, businesses, governments and schools are all clamoring for GIS.
