![]() Introduction to Geographic Information Systems in Forest Resources |
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Before coming to class each day you should:
Read the lecture notes for the day.
Review the ArcView 3.x Help files for the day's topics.
(Optional) View the PowerPoint presentation for a more condensed synopsis of the lecture notes.
Come prepared to ask questions.
Peruse the lab exercises so you will know what's in store for the day.
Bring your copy of the data CD and a blank removable disk (100 MB Zip disk or a USB drive).
Get plenty of rest.
Assignments are hyperlinked from the Due Date. To get a copy of the assignment due on a certain date, click the date's hyperlink. Assignments need to be posted to Catalyst E-submit by 3:00 PM on the afternoon of the due date. Late assignments will not be accepted under any circumstances. Before you post, make sure you have read and understood the Assignment Guidelines, or you may lose points. Make sure your zip file can be unzipped and your PDF can be opened in Acrobat and any figures are legible.
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Optional Exercises: Do these on your own if you want to increase your skills. |
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| Introduction to Avenue Programming | WWW: Introduction to Avenue PPT: avenue.ppt Help: |
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| Address Geocoding | WWW: Introduction to Address
Geocoding Help: Help topics |
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| Network Analysis | WWW: Introduction to Network
Analysis Help: Help topics |
Network Analysis | ||||
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