Applied Geographic Information Science (GIScience) Minor

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The minor in Applied Geographic Information Science (GIScience) provides a framework to understand theories, methods and techniques associated with geospatial technologies. Students then learn to apply GIScience and spatial technologies in real-world situations through a choice of directed study, fieldwork or internship opportunities.

To earn a minor in Applied GIScience, students must complete a minimum of 20 credit hours as follows:

AN 3800 - Introduction to Geographic Information Systems (4)
AN 3801 - Principles of Cartography (4)
AN 3802 - Remote Sensing (RS) Using Aerial and Satellite Imagery (4)

At least one elective from the following list:

AN 3581 - Archaeological Field School (4 OR 8)
AN 3995 - Directed Geospatial Research (4)
AN 4950 - Internship in Applied Geographic Information Science (4)

At least one elective from the following list:

AN 3803 - Spatial Data Modeling and Analysis (4)
ENV 4520 - Geographic Information System Analysis for Sustainability (4) /PS 3850 - Geographic Information System Analysis for Sustainability (4)
CRJ 3351 - Geography of Crime (4)