About the Course
This course represents a huge leap in the skills of beginners in GIS, as the course contents are among the most needed topics in GIS projects. The course titles have been arranged carefully so that the trainee grasps a clear idea of how some aspects of GIS depend on others and how to execute GIS project tasks in a correct sequence.
In order to consolidate the information, the course relies heavily on intensive practical sessions and various examples. The learner is also enlightened about the most common challenges in the course topics and how to deal with them professionally. This course not only aims to provide the trainee with the most needed skills but also seeks to turn the trainee into a problem solver.
This is the second course in a series of three training courses that prepare the learner to obtain the ESRI GIS Fundamentals Foundation Certificate
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 |
Target Group:
Individuals who have basic skills in utilizing ArcGIS Pro and aspire to acquire additional skills to keep pace with the labor market.
Prerequisites:
Basic skills in ArcGIS Pro 3.0+
Course Outputs:
- Building Geodatabases
- Joining Tables and Calculating Joined Fields.
- Creating Relationships
- Subtypes Manipulation
- Interacting With Domains
- Analyzing Vector Data
- Applying Raster Functions
- Converting Various Data Formats
- Interacting With Geocoding
- Editing Data with Advanced Skills
- Acquiring Advanced Map Design Skills