GISC/POEC 6383 Geographic Information Systems Management and Implementation (3 semester hours)

Management strategies for GIS are examined by presenting GIS as an integrated system of people, computer hardware, software, applications and data. Implementation is examined as a systematic process of user needs assessment, system specification, database design, pilot project, implementation, application development, operation, and maintenance. Includes design of implementation plans as case studies to explore various techniques associated with each step of this process. (3-0) Y

POEC 6383 Management and Implementation of Geographic Information Systems (GIS)(3 semester hours)

Presents GIS as an integrated system of people, computer hardware, software, applications and data. Management and implementation strategies are introduced through a systematic process of user needs assessment, system specification, database design, pilot project, implementation, application development, operation, and maintenance. Includes design of implementation plans as case studies to explore various techniques associated with each step of this process. (3-0) Y

[UTD GISc] [CERTIFICATE] [MASTER] [CURRICULUM]

For further information, send e-mail (briggs@utdallas.edu)
to the director of the GIS certificate, Dr Ronald Briggs
or contact the School of Social Sciences as follows:

Graduate Studies
School of Social Science
P.O. Box 830688
Richardson, TX 75083-0688
Phone: (972) 883-2720
E-mail: ss-grad-info@utdallas.edu
World Wide Web: http://www.utdallas.edu.dept/socsci Web site created for my use as a UTD/GISc student only.
All content provided by the official UTD/GISc web site.
INFOJACK GISc SYSTEMS
DALLAS / FORT WORTH, TEXAS USA
© 2003 INFOJACK SYSTEMS