465 همس
مدخل لنظم المعلومات الجغرافية - Introduction to Geographic Information Systems
SE 465 Introduction to Geographic Information Systems | |
Department of Civil Engineering King Saud University | |
Course Description: SE 465 Introduction to Geographic Information Systems (Required for a BSCE degree) | Definitions; data classification & acquisition; concepts of spatial data handling; analog & digital GIS; vector & raster data representation; functions; uses & status of GIS; selected applications using computer. 3 (2, 0, 2) |
Prerequisite | SE 423 , SE 452 |
Course learning Objectives | Students completing this course successfully will be able to 1. Understand concept of GIS. 2. create plots in ArcMap. 3. create a tabular & spatial databases. 4. Know how to add layers, label & symbolize features. 5. query & join tables in a tabular database. 6. Geocoding methods for maps. 7. Map orientation, Digitizing Vector Maps.
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Topics Covered | 1. Definitions. 2. data classification & acquisition 3. concepts of spatial data handling. 4. analog & digital GIS. 5. vector & raster data representation 6. uses & status of GIS 7. selected applications using computer. |
Class/ tutorial Schedule | Two hours-lectures, 2-hours lab. |
Computer Applications | ARCGIS 9.1 Microsoft Access |
Project | 1. create a tabular & spatial databases. 2. A project for Digitizing Vector Maps |
Contribution of Course to Meeting the Professional Component | 1. Students learn how create a tabular & spatial databases. 2. Students can spatial spatial data by Digitizing Maps. 3. Students practice team work in surveying. |
Relationship of Course to Program Outcomes | a. Students apply knowledge of mathematics, science and engineering [ABET a]. b. Students are able to identify and formulate an engineering problem and to develop a solution [ABET e]. c. Students can use the techniques, skills and modern engineering tools [ABET k]. |
Textbook(s) and/or Other Required Material | P. Langley, Micheal, F. Goodchid, "Geographic Information Systems and Science", American Mathematical Society. |
Grade Distribution | Lab and projects 15 Marks Attendance and home works 5 Two-Mid-term Exams 30 Final Exam 50 Total 100 Marks |