Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Specialization
This specialization, offered by the University of California, Davis in partnership with Esri, teaches essential skills for using GIS software professionally. Learners gain in-depth knowledge of spatial analysis, cartography techniques, and data management, enabling them to interpret and communicate geospatial insights effectively. The program focuses on practical application, including working with raster data and developing complex processing workflows.
This Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Specialization provides learners with the skills needed to successfully use GIS software in a professional setting. Offered in partnership with ArcGIS developer Esri, the program covers core geospatial concepts and prepares individuals for roles across various industries, from agriculture to public health. It is designed for beginners comfortable with computers, with optional prior experience in data analysis.
Participants will learn to create and work with raster data, develop and analyze data for geospatial analysis projects, and interpret results in relation to GIS questions or hypotheses. The curriculum emphasizes practical application, including the development of large processing workflows using tools like ModelBuilder. This comprehensive approach ensures a deep understanding of key concepts and their real-world implementation.
The specialization is structured as a four-course series, with each course building upon the knowledge of the previous one. Learners will master subjects and tools through hands-on projects, culminating in a final course that surveys the diverse applications of GIS across various industries. Upon completion, participants can earn a career certificate from the University of California, Davis, enhancing their subject-matter expertise and career prospects.
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