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Course Syllabi Fall 2015

Course Syllabi Fall 2015

CourseInstructor
GGS 101 - 001 - Major World RegionsProfessor Ian Ward
GGS 101 - 002 - Major World RegionsProfessor Ian Ward
GGS 101 - 003 - Major World RegionsProfessor Patricia Boudinot
GGS 101 - DL1 - Major World RegionsProfessor Patricia Boudinot
GGS 102 - 001 - Physical GeographyDr. Jonathan Kozar
GGS 102 - 002 - Physical GeographyDr. Maction Komwa
GGS 102 - DL1 - Physical GeographyProfessor Patricia Boudinot
GGS 103 - 001 - Human GeographyDr. Jonathan Kozar
GGS 110 - 001 - Maps and MappingDr. Sven Fuhrmann
GGS 121 - 001 - Dynamic Atmosphere/HydrosphereDr. Paul Houser
GGS 300 - 001 - Quant Methods: Geog AnalysisDr. Paul Delamater
GGS 301 - 001 - World Political GeographyProfessor Burl Self
GGS 302 - 001 - Global Environmental HazardsDr. Donglian Sun
GGS 303 - 002 - Conservation of Resources and EnvironmentProfessor Sharon Spradling
GGS 303 - 003 - Conservation of Resources and EnvironmentDr. Maction Komwa
GGS 304 - 001 - Population Dimension of Global ChangeDr. David Wong
GGS 308 - 203 - Field Mapping TechniquesProfessor Lori Mandable
GGS 310 - 001 - Introduction to Digital CartographyDr. Timothy Leslie
GGS 310 - 201 - Introduction to Digital Cartography LabDr. Timothy Leslie
GGS 311 - 001 - Introduction to Geographic Information SystemsDr. Sven Fuhrmann
GGS 311 - 002 - Introduction to Geographic Information SystemsDr. Matt Rice
GGS 311 - 003 - Introduction to Geographic Information SystemsDr. Maction Komwa
GGS 315 - DL1 - Geography of the United StatesProfessor Patricia Boudinot
GGS 319 - 001 - Air Polution Professor Zafer Boybeyi
GGS 322 - 001 - Science and Policy Dr. Paul Houser
GGS 325 - 001 - Geography of the Middle EastProfessor Burl Self
GGS 333 - 001 - Geography of ChinaDr. David Wong
GGS 399 - 002 - World Food and PopulationProfessor F.H. Dillon
GGS 399 - 003 - Health GeographyDr. Paul Delamater
GGS 399 - 004 - Geographic of Native America: Prehistory to Modern TimesProfessor Burl Self
GGS 412 - 001 - Air Photography and InterpretationDr. Barry Haack
GGS 412 - 002 - Air Photography and InterpretationDr. Ron Resmini
GGS 463 - 001 - Applied GISDr. Timothy Leslie
GGS 470 - 002 - Spatial Data ProgrammingDr. Ruixian Yang
GGS 533 - 001 - Geography of the Middle EastProfessor Burl Self
GGS 533 - 002 - Geography of ChinaDr. David Wong
GGS 540 - 001 - Health GeographyDr. Paul Delamater
GGS 550 - 001 - Geospatial Science FundamentalsDr. Arie Croitoru
GGS 553 - 001 - Geographic Information SystemsDr. Matt Rice
GGS 560 - 001 - Quantitative MethodsDr. Ruixian Yang
GGS 579 - 001 - Remote SensingDr. Barry Haack
GGS 581 - 001 - World Food and PopulationProfessor F.H. Dillon
GGS 590 - 001 - World Political GeographyProfessor Burl Self
GGS 590 - 002 - Spatial Data ProgrammingDr. Ruixian Yang
GGS 590 - 003 - Geographic of Native America: Prehistory to Modern TimesProfessor Burl Self
GGS 590 - 005 - Spatial Data ProgrammingDr. Ruixian Yang
GGS 650 - 001 - Intro to GIS Algorithms/ProgrammingDr. Chaowei Yang
GGS 658 - 001 - Terrain MappingDr. James McGlone
GGS 670 - 001 - Intro to Atmosphere/WeatherDr. John Qu
GGS 675 - 001 - Location ScienceDr. Kevin Curtin
GGS 680 - DL1 - Earth Image ProcessingDr. Arie Croitoru
GGS 684 - 001 - Select Topics in Geospatial IntelligenceDr. Anthony Stefanidis
GGS 692 - 001 - Web-based GISDr. Dieter Pfoser
GGS 692 - DL1 - Web-based GISDr. Dieter Pfoser
GGS 740 - 001 - Hyperspectral Imaging Remote SensingDr. Ronald Resmini
GGS 759 - 001 - Science and PolicyDr. Paul Houser
GGS 760 - 002 - Advanced Remote Sensing Environmental SateliteDr. Donglian Sun
GGS 777 - 001 - Remote Sensing Natural HazardsDr. Donglian Sun
GGS 900 - 001 - Colloqium in Earth Systems ScienceDr. Timothy Leslie

 

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