Introduction to Geographic Information is designed to acquaint you with the tools and technology needed to access, manipulate, and display geographic information. It is a combined introduction to geographic information systems (GIS), remote sensing, Global Positioning Systems (GPS) and cartography (the science and art of mapmaking).

This course is a prerequisite for most of the Department's cartography, GIS, and remote-sensing courses.

GEO 221-V Staff
Course Instructors: each section has its own Instructor, who you will be introduced to the week before class starts
Online Course Coordinators: Juliegh Bookout, oversees course instruction; Jessica Winans, oversees course assessments
Director of Online Geography: Beth Weisenborn, oversees course content, maintenance, and instruction
Course Advisory Faculty: Dr. Kirk Goldsberry, and Ms. Adrienne Domas created this course jointly and oversee the Course Coordinators

When is GEO 221-V offered?
At least one section of GEO 221-V is offered during one of the Summer Sessions; it may be offered during the Spring semester. See the Schedule of Courses for more details.

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