GEOG 571
Intelligence Analysis, Cultural Geography, and Homeland Security
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GEOG 571 explores the relationships between culture and civil security and the process of geographically analyzing social, political, economic, and demographic information to understand human history, institutions, and behaviors.
At a Glance
Details
| Credits |
3.00
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|---|---|
| Topics |
Applications in GIS
Geospatial Intelligence
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| Technologies |
ArcGIS Online
ArcGIS Story Maps
Google MyMaps
Portal for ArcGIS
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| Syllabus | GEOG 571 Syllabus |
Upcoming Offerings
| Semester | Instructor |
|---|---|
| Spring 2, 2024 | Leanne Sulewski, Ph.D. |
| Summer 2024 | Brandi Gaertner, Ph.D. |
| Fall 1, 2024 | Cristopher Livecchi, Ph.D. |
| Fall 2, 2024 | Leanne Sulewski, Ph.D. |
Meet Our Faculty Instructors
What Our Students Say
Well-organized, interactive, and interesting.
“Geography 571… is well-organized, interactive, and interesting. If one is interested in geography, intelligence, homeland security, or current events, I highly recommend this course.”
— Vinod Dorai
This is a practical tool for any sort of discipline.
“[GEOG 571’s] unique blend of geospatial analysis tools and cultural insights has been a fascinating intersection to explore. I also feel like this is a practical tool for any sort of discipline.”
— Lauren Belle