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Greetings GIS Friends!

 

Are you thinking of expanding your GIS knowledge and taking some college courses to learn new skills or brush up on old?  Monroe Community College in Rochester, NY is the place for you and Fall 2024 course preview is now open! 

 

MCC has a handful of GIST programs including a 9-credit micro-credential, a 24-credit certificate (flyer attached), and a new two-year Associates in Applied Sciences degree (flyer attached).  These programs are stackable, meaning you can pursue just one on its own, you can earn the micro-credential with the certificate, or the certificate and micro-credential with the A.A.S. degree.  All courses are offered online/remote and fit the working professional’s schedule. Check out where GIST at MCC can take you!

  

Believe it or not, registration for the Fall 2024 semester starts next month and there are several GIS courses offered this Fall at MCC.  Online Fall classes include Intro to Remote Sensing which focuses on the application and analysis of satellite and drone imagery using ArcGIS Pro, and Cartography which is the perfect opportunity for folks looking to learn how to use QGIS and/or design better-looking maps.  Offered in a remote format meeting over Zoom is Geospatial Data Acquisition and Management.  Also offered online is MCC's new GIS Crime Dashboards course, developed with and geared towards the New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services.  GIS Crime Dashboards (GEG-281) is running for the first time right now in this current Spring 2024 semester.  Check out the course description & links below for more info.

 

GIS Dashboards are visual displays that enable data to be shared in an easy-to-read, online format. As part of this course, students will gain an understanding of how to manage and prepare crime-related data for use in a GIS Dashboard. By the end of the course, students will be able to create a functional Dashboard that can be shared with others. Online map design principles and data visualization techniques will also be covered. An introductory understanding of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) is required in order to be successful in this course.

 

GIST A.A.S. Degree: https://www.monroecc.edu/etsdbs/mccatwip.nsf/OnlineCatalog-Programs/4942EE45A6F071F385258633005F730D?OpenDocument

 

GIST Certificate: https://www.monroecc.edu/academics/majors-programs/stem/geospatial-information-science-and-technology/

 

GIST Microcredential: https://www.monroecc.edu/academics/majors-programs/microcredentials/geospatial-information-science-and-technology/

 

We hope you will join us to brush up on old skills and learn some new ones, too.  Please see more information about the programs via the links above and flyers attached, and reach out with any questions.

 

Thank you!
Catherine


Catherine M. DuBreck, GISP, GeoEdC


Monroe Community College

Department of Chemistry and Geosciences

NSF ATE: Meeting Workforce Needs through Virtual GIST https://atecentral.net/msites/MCC_GIST

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