This course offers the fundamental tools and techniques to create and analyze a network along with the necessary skills to interpret the results of that analysis. It is centered on geospatial intelligence and spatial data science with an emphasis on information, technology, and social networks.
At a Glance
Details
| Credits |
3.00
|
|---|---|
| Topics |
Geospatial Intelligence
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| Technologies |
ArcGIS Online
NodeXL
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| Syllabus | GEOG 479 Sample Syllabus |
Upcoming Offerings
| Semester | Instructor |
|---|---|
| Fall 2, 2026 | Gregory A. Thomas, Ph.D. |
| Spring 2, 2027 | Panagiotis Giannakis, Ph.D. |
Meet Our Faculty Instructors
What Our Students Say
GEOG 479 was an invaluable course to broaden my thinking.
“I serve on the team that does threat assessment at a college. GEOG 479 was an invaluable course to broaden my thinking and make me aware of many tools available for this type of work. Professor Thomas challenged us with a variety of projects and was always responsive to our questions.”
— Bob Myers
This is a fantastic course.
“This is a fantastic course that uses real-world examples to learn about geospatial analysis. Throughout the course, projects focus on current events and practical applications to learn about the importance of geospatial intelligence in a changing world.”
— Dani Sadorf