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GIS 281: ArcGIS I
5.00 Credits
Clackamas Community College
5 credits, Winter Introduces the essential skills needed to navigate and operate ArcGIS at a basic level. Includes how to utilize GIS concepts, methods and techniques in conjunction with problem solving techniques to accomplish assigned real world examples. Prerequisite: GIS-220 and GIS-230
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GIS 282: ArcGIS II
5.00 Credits
Clackamas Community College
5 credits, Fall Introduction to the object-oriented data model. Working with geodatabases, datasets and feature classes. Additional topics include: establishing topological relationships, versioning, and analysis of geometric networks. Advanced surface and cell-based modeling will also be covered. Prerequisite: GIS-281.
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GIS 284: GIS Software Applications
5.00 Credits
Clackamas Community College
5 credits, Fall Introduces standard techniques in typical applications of GIS, and addresses the commonalities of techniques across application areas. Corequisite: GIS-282. Prerequisite: GIS-232.
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GIS 284 - GIS Software Applications
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GIS 286: Remote Sensing
4.00 Credits
Clackamas Community College
4 credits, Winter This course covers the overview of data sources, methodology for remotely sensed data, application of data, and transformation of remotely sensed data into GRID. Prerequisite: GIS-234.
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GIS 286 - Remote Sensing
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GIS 287: Spatial Modeling and Analysis
5.00 Credits
Clackamas Community College
5 credits, Winter Introduces answering analytical questions, the ability to overlay data sources and combine for project specific purposes. Covers spatial modeling tools to answer complex GIS questions, and the differences of analysis using vector vs. raster data. Prerequisites: GIS-284. Corequisite: GIS-288.
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GIS 288: Advanced Databases for GIS
3.00 Credits
Clackamas Community College
3 credits, Winter Emphasis is on design, implementation, and documentation of enterprise GIS Databases. Students will work to create advanced database systems to enhance GIS software applications. Prerequisite: CS-121. Corequisite: GIS-287.
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GIS 289: Special Project
3.00 Credits
Clackamas Community College
3 credits, Spring Design and execute a project that can be incorporated into the work experience. May be a project needed by the CWE employer or a project of interest to the student under the GIS supervisor direction. Required: Instructor consent.
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GS 104: Physics
4.00 Credits
Clackamas Community College
4 credits, Spring A lab course discussing concepts and applications of mechanics, electricity and magnetism, waves, and optics. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121; pass MTH-095 with a "C"or better or placement in MTH-105 or MTH-111.
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GS 105: Chemistry
4.00 Credits
Clackamas Community College
4 credits, Fall A lab course developing basic concepts of atoms, elements, compounds, chemical bonding, and the Periodic Table. These concepts are used to relate chemistry to living, eating, and staying healthy. A one-term physical science class for nonscience majors.
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GS 106: Earth Science
4.00 Credits
Clackamas Community College
4 credits, Winter A lab course introducing earth structure, plate tectonics, land form development of shorelines, deserts, mountain ranges, glaciers, deep oceans, etc. Study of minerals, rock of volcanic, sedimentary, and metamorphic origin.
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