Who Should Do ?
- Bachelor Of Technology, Bachelor Of Engineering, Bachelor Of Science, Bachelor Of Computer
Application, Master Of Technology, Master Of Engineering, Master Of Science, Master Of Computer
Application.
Modules Covered in the Course
Module 1 Authoring, sharing, and using GIS maps
- Understanding the workflow
- Creating maps that combine local data with ArcGIS Online content
- Publishing a map to the web
Module 2 Organizing geographic data
- Finding data for a project
- Storing data from different sources in a file geodatabase
- Documenting data for a project
Module 3 Managing map layers
- Setting scale ranges to improve map display
- Presenting filtered views of data using definition queries
- Creating group layers and basemap layers to organize map contents
Module 4 Displaying data
- Understanding quantitative and qualitative data
- Symbolizing features by attribute values
- Classification methods
Module 5 Working with tabular data
- Adding fields and calculating values
- Summarizing fields
- Table joins and relates
Module 6 Creating and editing data
- Editing workflow
- Feature templates
- Creating new features
- Updating feature shapes and attributes
- Editing data using an ArcGIS Online template
Module 7 Labeling features
- Labeling workflow and options
- Understanding reference scale
- Automating label placement using Maplex
- Python label expressions
Module 8 Designing map layouts
- Cartographic design principles
- Adding map elements
- Creating and publishing single maps and map books
Module 9 Preparing data for analysis
- Evaluating data quality
- Changing a dataset's coordinate system
Module 10 Solving spatial problems
- Analysis workflow
- Working with geoprocessing tools
- Creating models
Module 11 Sharing geographic information
- Options for sharing maps and layers
- Sharing analysis workflows using geoprocessing packages
- Publishing a map service