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Course Outline Introduction to GIS and ArcGIS Overview of Geographic Information Systems Introduction to the ArcGIS platform and its components Setting up a project in ArcGIS Pro Working with Spatial Data Understanding data types: raster vs. vector Importing and managing geospatial data Working with attribute tables Creating and Visualizing Maps Creating basic maps and layouts Symbolizing and labeling map features Configuring basemaps and layers Spatial Analysis Techniques Performing buffer and overlay analysis Working with spatial queries Conducting network and proximity analysis Advanced Geoprocessing and Automation Introduction to ModelBuilder Automating workflows with Python in ArcGIS Advanced geoprocessing tools and techniques Data Management and Sharing Creating geodatabases Sharing maps and data online using ArcGIS Online Publishing services with ArcGIS Server Applications of ArcGIS Real-world applications in urban planning, environmental analysis, and business intelligence Case studies and project-based learning Summary and Next Steps Requirements An understanding of basic geographic concepts Familiarity with Windows-based applications Prior experience with data analysis is recommended but not required Audience GIS professionals Urban planners Analysts and researchers interested in geospatial data

Duration: 35 Hours

Venue: online/onsite