Geographic Information Systems (GIS) are used in many professions to
gain valuable insights into and answer spatial questions. Because there
is an increasing need among local, state, and federal agencies for
individuals with skills in Geographic Information Systems, this
certificate may help you enhance your employment potential.
This nine credit hour certificate program offers you the opportunity
to develop a solid understanding of the fundamental principles and
analytical techniques of GIS and other geospatial technologies and to
develop technical skills in analyzing geographic patterns and
relationships. The GIS certificate is an effective way to add value to your
program of study for a bachelor’s or master’s degree, or to develop
real-time knowledge and skills for individuals already in the workforce
as a stand-alone certificate.
| Required Courses: |
|
| GSCI 240 Introduction to GIS or GSCI 225 GIS Foundation I |
3 hours |
| GSCI 360 Intermediate GIS or GSCI 325 GIS Foundation II |
3 hours |
| GSCI 290 Cartography or GSCI 280 Cartographic Concepts |
3 hours |
| or |
|
| GSCI 674 Remote Sensing and Aerial Photography or GSCI 330 Remote Sensing Concepts |
3 hours |
| TOTAL HOURS REQUIRED FOR CERTIFICATE |
9 hours |
|
Contact Information
Dr. John Heinrichs
Fort Hays State University
Tomanek Hall 233
600 Park Street
Hays, KS, 67601-4099
Phone: (785) 628-5389
Email: jheinric@fhsu.edu
Web: Geosciences |