Geographic Information - System - SEMESTER BREAKUP

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Instructor Name: Muhammad Arshad

Course Title: Geographic Information System


Course Code:
Credit Hours Theory: 3(3-0)
Course Objectives: The course is designed to understand the fundamental
understanding and application of GIS Learning Outcomes After
studying this course, the students will be able to:-
1. Understand the fundamental theory of Geographic Information
Systems (GIS)
2. Understand the basic concepts of Geo-Spatial data acquisition
and development
3. Use the GIS tools to conduct spatial analyses 4. Develop maps
that are fit-for-purpose and effectively convey the information they
are intended to.
Recommended Text 1. Geographic Information System Basics 1.0 by Jonathan E. Campbell
Books: 2. Principles of Geographic Information System Otto Huisman
and Rolf.A de By.

GOVERNMENT COLLAGE UNIVERSITY FAISALABAD


LAYYAH CAMPUS
Sixteen Week Topics Covered
Week 1 * Introduction to Geographical Information System.
Lesson Plan * Fundamental theory of Geographic Information Science.
* Application of Geographic information system
* GIS System Architecture and Components

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* History and evolution of GIS.
* Components of GIS
* Concepts of Geo-Spatial data (its acquisition and development)
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3 * Maps and types of Maps


* Concept of Geo-Workspace environment

4 * Geo-referencing & Geocoding


* Data structures and models. (Raster & Vector)

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* Projection, Scale, Accuracy, and Resolution
the key properties of spatial data
* GIS Software Packages
6 * ESRI Product Line-up: ArcGIS client products (Fall 2007)
* Levels of Measurements in GIS

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* Vector Data entry operator in GIS
* Concepts of Spatial layering in GIS

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* Concept of four M’s (Mapping, Modeling, Management & Monitoring)
* Fundamental operations in GIS.
9 MIDTERMS
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* Introduction to Open Source and Commercial Software
* Coordinate Systems

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* Introduction to Geo-workspace
* Geo-referencing

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* Plot a geographic grid of graph paper (manual).
* Handheld GPS-based survey.

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* Incorporation of spreadsheet data with GIS
* Creating shape file and spatial database files 33

14 * Presentation

15 Revision Week.

16 FINAL EXAMS

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