COURSE CURRICULUM

The curriculum includes foundational courses in physical and human geography, mathematics, and computer programming in the first year. Second-year studies delve into GIS principles, cartography, and remote sensing techniques. Advanced topics in the third and fourth years cover spatial analysis, geostatistics, database management, and environmental modeling. Elective options allow specialization in areas like urban geomatics or natural hazards. Students complete a capstone project or thesis involving real-world data application. Practical components include lab sessions using software such as ArcGIS and ENVI, fieldwork for data collection, and potential co-op placements for industry experience. The program requires 20.0 credits for completion, with opportunities for minors in related fields like computer science or earth sciences.