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GIS-101Self-Paced (8 Modules)
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Level 1: GIS Fundamentals
Master the core foundations of Geographic Information Systems. From coordinate systems to spatial analysis — build the skills that every GIS professional needs.
Introduction to GIS and Its Real-World ApplicationsUnderstanding Coordinate Systems and Map ProjectionsWorking with Vector and Raster Data Types
Absolute Beginners, Students, Career Switchers
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GIS-201Self-Paced (5 Modules)
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Level 2: GIS Data Structure and Design
Learn how to properly organize and store spatial data. Move beyond messy shapefiles and master geodatabases, domains, subtypes, and data validation rules.
File Geodatabases vs. ShapefilesDesigning Schemas and Feature ClassesSetting up Domains and Subtypes
Prerequisite: GIS-101 (Level 1)
Data Managers, GIS Technicians, Analysts
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GIS-301Self-Paced (5 Modules)
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Level 3: Map Design & Visual Communication
Turn plain data into beautiful, easy-to-understand maps. Learn the rules of cartography, choosing the right colors, and designing layouts for printing or reports.
The Rules of Good CartographyChoosing Colors for Data (Choropleth Maps)Labeling and Typography
Prerequisite: GIS-201 (Level 2)
GIS Technicians, Urban Planners, Researchers
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GIS-401Self-Paced (6 Modules)
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Level 4: Solving Problems with Spatial Analysis
Start using your maps to make decisions. Learn how to combine layers, find the best locations, and measure distances to answer real-world questions.
Proximity Analysis (Creating Buffers)Overlay Analysis (Intersect & Union)Filtering Data by Location
Prerequisite: GIS-301 (Level 3)
Analysts, Researchers, Decision Makers
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GIS-501Self-Paced (4 Modules)
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Level 5: Sharing Maps Online
Move away from static PDF maps. Learn how to easily upload your data to the cloud and share interactive maps with your team or the public without any coding.
Introduction to Cloud GISUploading and Hosting ShapefilesStyling Interactive Web Maps