GISci CLASS SCHEDULE: Summer 2008 and Fall 2008

Mastering GIS for government, private sector and research applications.

The following for credit courses have been, or are planned to be, scheduled in association with UTD's Graduate Certificate in Geographic Information Systems, Graduate Certificate in Remote Sensing, Master of Science in Geospatial Information Sciences, and PhD in Geospatial Information Sciences. It is provided as a convenience to GIS students. For official UTD class schedule, go to course lookup.

TO REGISTER
By Web: http://www.utdallas.edu/SIS
For assistance, contact:
Rita Medford 972-883-4932, rmedford@utdallas.eduu

Note: Any course listed here may be used as a topics or option course in the Certificate, Masters or PhD programs in GIS, even if not specifically listed in the respective degree plans. Other courses not listed here may count toward a GIS degree with permission of the GIS Program Director. For complete list of all UTD courses, go to course lookup. In the event of discrepancies, course lookup prevails.

Summer 2008

GISC 6379/GEOS 5325 Intro. to Remote Sensing
Monday 6:00-10:00 Murchison GR 3.602 10250
GISC 6387 GIS Workshop: Thurs 6:00-10:00 GR 3.606 Murchison 10250
GISC 6389 GIS Master's Project
Contact Dr. Teiefsldorf
GEOS 7327/GISC 7367 Remote Sensing Workshop
Tues 6:00-10:00 Qiu GR 3.602
POEC 5313 Descriptive and Inferential Statistics (Not applicable to degree with Fall 2008 Catalog)
Mon 6:00-10:00 Bray GR3.606
MIS 6308 Systems Analysis and Project Management: Raghunathan
MIS 6326 Data Base Management Systems
Thursday 6:00-10:00 SOM2.103

KEY DATES  and DEADLINES--Summer 2008
Admission application:          by March 1 (international)
                                by April 1 (domestic)
                                May 23     (late domestic) 
Web Registration begins:	April 2
Last Day Regular Registration:	May 21	
Late Registration:		May 22-June 4
First Class Day:		May 23
Last Class Day:			Aug 4
Finals:				Aug 7-13

Fall 2008

GISC 5313 Geospatial Data Analysis Fundamentals
Mon 7:00-9:45 p.m. GR 3.602 Tiefelsdorf 12853
GISC 5317 Computer Programming for GIS
Wed 7:00-9:45 p.m. GR 3.602 Qiu 11968
GISC 6311 Math Stat for Geospatial Science: Tues/Th 2:30-3:45 GR 3.206 Griffith 12615; (same as ECO 6311 Statistics for Economists)
GISC 6325/GEOS 5325 Intro to Remote Sensing
Mon/Wed 5:30-6:45 GR 3.602 Murchison 12608
GISC 6381 GIS Fundamentals
Tues 7:00-9:45 p.m. GR 3.606 Murchison 11970
GISC 6389 GIS Master's Project
Contact: STAFF 11971
GISC 7361 Spatial Statistics: Wed 4:00-6:45 GR 3.206 Griffith 11972
GISC 7389 GI Science PhD Research Qualifier: contact Dr. Griffith 11974
POEC 5313 Descriptive and Inferential Statistics (not applicable for degree credit)
501 Mon 7:00-9:45 GR 3.606 Beron 11825
001 Tues 4:00-6:45 WSTC1.216 Fass 11823
GEOS 5329/GISC 7366 Applied Remote Sensing
Tues 4:00-6:45 GR 3.602 Qiu 13291
GEOS 5324 3D Data Capture and Ground LIDAR: Mon 7:00-9:45 FO2.222 Aiken 11922
CS 6359 Object Oriented Analysis and Design
501 Mon/Wed 7:00-8:15 p.m. ECSS2.410 Staff 12898
CS 6360 Database Design
001 Mon/Wed 10:30-11:45 a.m. ECSS 2.306 Kahn 12899
002 Mon/Wed 12:30-1:45 ECSS3 2.203 Wu 129
501 Mon/Wed 5:30-6:45 Ragchavachari ECSS2.410 13091
CS 6V81 Special topics: Geometric Modeling: Mon/Wed 7:00-8:15 pm ECSS2.410 Guo 13094
MIS 6308 Systems Analysis and Project Management
Mon 7:00-9:45 SOM 2.107 Raghunathan 12247
MIS 6326 Database Management Systems: Tues 7:00-9:45 SOM 2.717 Ryu 12067

KEY DATES  and DEADLINES--Fall 2008
Admission application:          by May 1 (international)
                                by July 1 (domestic)
                                August  14     (late domestic) 
Web Registration begins:	April 2
Last Day Regular Registration:	Aug 19 	
Late Registration:		Aug  20-28 (fees apply)
First Class Day:		Aug  21
Last Class Day:			Dec 8
Finals:				Dec 11-17

Spring 2009 (tentative)

GISC 5316 Regression Analysis with Spatial Applications

GISC 6381 GIS Fundamentals

GISC/POEC 6382 Applied GIS

GISC/POEC 6384 Spatial Analysis and Modeling

GISC 6389 GIS Master's Project

GISC 7365/GEOS 5326 Remote Sensing Digital Image Processing

GISC 8319 Research Design in GIS

GEOS 5306 Data Analysis for Geoscience

GEOS 5V08 3D Data Capture and Ground Lidar

GEOS 5V08 GPS Satellite Surveying Techniques

GEOS 5313 Applied Groundwater Modeling:

POEC-5316 Advanced Regression Analysis

ECO 5311 Applied Econometrics

CS 6359 Object Oriented Analysis and Design

CS 6360 Database Design

MIS 6308 Systems Analysis and Project Management

MIS 6326 Data Base Management Systems

KEY DATES  and DEADLINES--Spring 2009
Admission application:          by Sept 1  (international)
				 by Nov 1 (domestic)	 
                                January 3  (late domestic) 
Web Registration begins:	Nov 4 (Nov 10 for non-degree)
Last Day Regular Registration:  January 8
Late Registration:               January 9-20 (fee applies)
First Class Day:                 January 12
Last Class Day:                  May 4
Finals:                          May 7-13

Notes:

All course offerings are tentative until publication of UTD's official Class Schedule for the corresponding semester, which should be consulted for additional detail and confirmation.

Students seeking the Certificate in GIS who do not take GIS Fundamentals/Intro to GIS, or do not transfer its equivalent from another institution, must take an additional topics course. No more than two transferred courses can be used to meet the Certificate or MGIS requirements. No more than 15 hours of course work taken as a "non-degree seeking" student may be applied later to a graduate degree. Students seeking two master's degrees (e.g. MGIS and MPA) must have at least 15 hours of coursework unique to each degree and not used for the other degree. All course work for the MGIS must be completed within one six year period with a minimum GPA of 3.0. Course work for the Certificate must be completed within a three year period with a minimum GPA of 3.0.

Prerequisites

for GISC/POEC 6382 Applied GIS: GISC 6381 GIS Fundamentals/Intro to GIS is a pre-requisite. However, students who already have the equivalent knowledge (solid understanding of fundmental GIS concepts and knowledge of GIS software, preferably ArcGIS) may enroll with instructor permission. May also be taken concurrently with POEC 6381 with instructor permission.
for GISC/POEC 6384 Spatial Aanlysis: GISC 6381 GIS Fundamentals/Intro to GIS is a pre-requisite but students who already have the equivalent knowledge (solid understanding of fundmental GIS concepts and knowledge of ArcGIS GIS software) may enroll with instructor permission.
for GISC 6387 GIS Workshop: POEC 6382 Applied GIS is a prerequisite. However, students who have yet to complete this course may be eligible to register for the workshop under the following conditions: (1) they posses existing, hands-on experience using ARCGIS or other professional GIS package extending significantly beyond the level attained in Introduction to GIS, and (2) they can identify a specific applied GIS project upon which they will work, and (3) they obtain permission of the instructor, and (4) they have taken GISC 6381 GIS Fundamentals/Intro to GIS or this has been formally waved
for GISC 7365/GEOS5326 Remote Sensing Digital Image Processing: GEOS 5325 Intro to Remote Sensing or equivalent, or permission of the instructor required.
for GEOS5328 Radar Remote Sensing: GEOS 5325 Intro to Remote Sensing or equivalent, or permission of the instructor required.
for GISC 7366/GEOS 5329 Applied Remote Sensing: GEOS 5325 Intro to Remote Sensing or equivalent, or permission of the instructor required.
for GISC 6386 Urban and Environmental Applications of GIS/Remote Sensing : GEOS 5325 Intro to Remote Sensing or GISC 6381 GIS Fundamentals/Intro to GIS or equivalent, or permission of instructor required
for MIS 6308 Systems Analysis and Project Management: MIS 6326 Database Management Systems or permission of instructor
for MIS 6326 Database Management Systems: MIS 6204 Info Tech. and MIS Fundamentals or permission of instructor

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