Course Description:
This course represents a qualitative leap in the skills of beginners in Geographic Information Systems (GIS). The course content covers some of the most commonly used topics in projects. The topics have been carefully organized to provide trainees with a clear understanding of how various aspects of GIS depend on each other and how to structure project workflows professionally.
To reinforce knowledge, the course relies heavily on intensive practical application and diverse examples. Participants will also be informed about the most common challenges in the course topics and how to address them professionally. This course aims not only to equip trainees with skills but also to empower them to solve various types of problems.
This is the second course in a series of three training courses that prepare participants for the Esri GIS Fundamentals Foundation certification.
Course Topics:
- ArcGIS Pro Project Structure
- Building Geodatabases
- Joins & Relationships
- Subtypes & Domains
- Geodatabase Attachments
- Introduction to GIS Analysis
- Data Conversion
- Spatial Reference Manipulation
- Vector Analysis
- Raster Functions
- Geocoding
- Advanced Editing
- Advanced Map Design
Course Requirements:
Familiarity with the basics of using ArcGIS Pro.
Course Outcomes:
Upon completing this course, participants will be able to:
- Professionally build geodatabases.
- Join tables and calculate various field values.
- Create relationships within geodatabases.
- Create and manage subtypes.
- Handle domain fields.
- Analyze geographic data and extract results.
- Analyze raster data.
- Convert various data formats.
- Work with geocoding.
- Edit data professionally.
- Design maps professionally.
Target Audience:
Individuals with basic skills in using ArcGIS Pro who aspire to acquire additional skills relevant to the job market.
