Geographic Information Systems (GIS) is changing the way we approach the world around us. GIS is mapping technology that harnesses the power of computers and data to make maps even more useful. It is a tool that is used by individuals and organizations, schools, governments, and businesses seeking MISSION: The mission of the Geographic Information Systems (GIS) program is to prepare students as GIS technicians using state-of-the-art software and positioning them to become members of successful mapping and data analysis teams while encouraging them to maintain competence through continuing education opportunities. GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS (GIS)
Area III – Natural Science & Mathematics *
7 4
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Natural Science Requirement
Select one of the following courses: * • MTH 100
Intermediate College Algebra** Mathematical Applications**
3 3
•
MTH 116
(or higher level math)** Area IV – History, Social, & Behavioral Sciences*
3
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HIS - History, SOC - Social or
PSY Behavioral Science
Area V* – Pre-Professional /College Requirements
5
Select one of the following courses: * • CIS 130
Introduction to Information Systems
3
•
CIS 146 and
Computer Applications*
3
innovative ways to solve their problems by visualizing, questioning, analyzing, and interpreting data to understand
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Two 1-credit hour PED Activity Courses*
2
relationships, patterns, and trends. If you have used an Internet mapping program to find directions, or a GPS device to navigate then congratulations, you’ve personally used GIS. GIS offers a reliable and cost-effective means for the sharing and analysis of geographic data among government agencies, private industry, non-profit organizations, and the general public. This program consists of a short certificate.
T OTAL G ENERAL S TUDIES C OURSES
25
* See Degree Plan for listing of approved courses
Area V - Technical Courses of Study:
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EET 100 ETC 101 ETC 102 ETC 108 ETC 103 ETC 104 AUT 208
Introduction to Engineering Technologies 3
DC Fundamentals AC Fundamentals Motor Controls
3 3 3 3 3
GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS (GIS) SPECIALITY Short Certificate – 27 Credit Hours
Solid State Fundamentals
Digital Fundamentals Automated System Diagnosis and
Note: ORI 101 Orientation is required during the first semester of attendance for all students entering this program.
Troubleshooting
3 3
•
AUT 232
Sensor Technology and Applications
Select 18 credit hours from the following courses: • AUT 199 Special Topics in Manufacturing
Semester Hours
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 6 3 3 3 3 3 3
Pre-Professional Courses
1
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ILT 194 ILT 196 ILT 198 ILT 212 AUT 104 AUT 116 AUT 212 AUT 214 INT 118 ELT 110 ELT 117 ELT 116 ELT 118 ELT 182 EET 226 EET 235 INT 192
Introduction to PLCs
ORI 101
Orientation to College
Advanced PLCs
Electronic Circuits I
Technical Courses of Study:
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PLCs in Automated Systems
ADM 102 Computer Aided Design DDT 213 Civil Drafting, Plat Maps
3 3 2
Blueprint Reading for Manufacturing
Introduction to Robotics
GIS 101 GIS 201 GIS 202 GIS 204 CIS 212 CIS 222
Intro to GIS Technology
Robot Operation and Programming Robotic Manuf. & Computer Simulation Fundamentals of Industrial
Intro to Geographical Information Systems 3
Cartographic Design for GIS GIS Application Programming Visual Basic Programming Database Management System
3 3 3 3
Hydraulics/Pneumatics
Wiring Methods
AC & DC Machines Residential Wiring
Select 3 credit hours from the following: • DDT 133 Basic Surveying
3 3
Commercial/Industrial Wiring I Special Topics in ELT Technology Cable Splicing and Installation
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GIS 203
Remote Sensors, Spat. Analy./Mdl.
G RAPHIC A RT C OMMUNICATIONS (GAC) MISSION: The mission of the Graphic Arts Communication Program is to prepare students for advancement as practitioners in the field of graphic and digital design.
NEC Code
Cooperative Work Experience
WKO 110 NCCER Core
FACILITIES TECHNICIAN See Short Certificate in Building Construction Program - BUC
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