Geographic Information Science and Technology Major, BS - Geographic Information Science and Technology

Prerequisites:

Complete:

• GEOG 311 - Geovisualization and Geographic Information Science 3 Credit Hours
• GEOG 312 - First Steps in GIS Programming 3 Credit Hours
• GEOG 411 - Intermediate Geographic Information Science 3 Credit Hours
• GEOG 413 - Remote Sensing of the Environment 4 Credit Hours
• GEOG 414 - Spatial Data Management 3 Credit Hours
• GEOG 415 - Quantitative Methods in Geography 4 Credit Hours *
• GEOG 416 - GIS Project Management 3 Credit Hours or

• GEOG 517 - Database Design for Spatial Data Science

Select four courses:

• GEOG 313 - Geospatial Field Methods of UAVs, LiDAR, and GPS 3 Credit Hours
• GEOG 409 - GIS for Environmental and Socio-Economic Applications 3 Credit Hours
• GEOG 412 - Environmental Modeling and Geospatial Analysis 3 Credit Hours
• GEOG 420 - GIS in the Community 3 Credit Hours
• GEOG 421 - Maps, Society, Power 3 Credit Hours
• GEOG 422 - Geographic Software Design 3 Credit Hours
• GEOG 424 - LiDAR Technology and Applications 3 Credit Hours
• GEOG 425 - Human Dimension in GIScience 3 Credit Hours
• GEOG 454 - GIS for Terrain Analysis 3 Credit Hours
• GEOG 490 - Internship 3 Credit Hours
• GEOG 495 - Special Topics in Geography 1-4 Credit Hours

Capstone Requirements: 3 Hours

• GEOG 499 - Practicing Geography and Sustainability 3 Credit Hours

Additional Requirements

Any 300-400 level courses: Reflecting the interdisciplinary nature of GIS&T, students work with academic advisors in selecting courses from geography and/or other academic programs to meet students’ career orientation and development, and to fulfill the University of Tennessee’s general requirements to earn a bachelor’s degree (e.g., a minimum of 120 credit hours). The number of additional credit hours depend upon the overlap among general education courses, prerequisite courses, and core courses.

* Meets Volunteer Core Requirements .