Geospatial Science and Technology, B.A.

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This concentration is designed for students interested in geographic information science and its application in resource management, land-use planning, and land-change science.

Foundational courses	12
Intermediate breadth	12-16
Practical Experience	4-5
Capstone	5-9

Concentration Courses (13-16 units)

This concentration is designed for students interested in geographic information science and its application in resource management, land-use planning, and land=change science.

GEP 354 - Watershed Hydrology and Management Unit(s): 4
GEP 380 - Environmental Remote Sensing Unit(s): 4
GEP 385 - Cartographic Visualization Unit(s): 3-4
GEP 388 - Environmental Geographic Information Systems Unit(s): 3-4
GEP 389 - Advanced Geographic Information Systems Unit(s): 3
GEP 390 - Environmental Data Analysis Unit(s): 4
GEP 440 - Field Methods Unit(s): 2

Supporting Courses (12-14 Units)

Take CS 115 and 2-3 additional courses to meet a minimum of 11 units. Substitutions possible in consultation with an advisor

ANTH 326 - Topics in Archaeology Unit(s): 4
BIOL 485 - Biometry Unit(s): 4
CS 115 - Programming I Unit(s): 4
CS 210 - Introduction to Unix Unit(s): 1
CS 215 - Programming II Unit(s): 4
CS 355 - Database Management Systems Design Unit(s): 4
CS 370 - Software Design and Development Unit(s): 4
CS 386 - Selected Topics in CS with Lab Unit(s): 3
ES 314 Advanced Programming, Simulation and Modeling Credits / Units: 4
ECON 317 - Introduction to Econometrics Unit(s): 4

Units

Total Units in Core: 33-42

Total Units in Concentration: 59-72