Schedule (face to face)

Remember:

Map of the earth with latitude and lontitude values

	1. Introductions and Overview (week of Jan. 18th) Lab: Create Your Own Island Cool stuff: Pulse of the Planet
	2. Projections and Their Uncertainty(week of Jan. 25th) Lab: Selecting Projections Review these videos when you have a chance: Penn State Geospatial Revolution video series Cool Movie on Bird and Insect Movements
	3. Issues with Projections (week of Feb. 1st) Lab: Issues with projections
	4. Creating Spatial Data (week of Feb. 8th) Lab: Digitizing Your Neighborhood Just for fun: Mapping the Universe (I wonder what the scale bar would look like)
	5. Acquiring Data (week of Feb 15th) Lab: Music Festival Part I - Data Acquisition
	6. Vector Analysis: Attributes(week of Feb 22nd) Lab: Music Festival Part II - Site Selection
	7. Vector Analysis: Buffers and Overlays(week of Feb 29th) Lab: Music Festival Part III - Estimate Capacity Cool Map: The 11 nations us of the United States
	8. Mid-Semester Review(week of March 7th) Lab: Urban Planning to Promote Healthy Lifestyles Project: Setup Teams Examples of GIS Error From GoogleEarth Images of sharks, rays, and turtles from a drone Project Proposal Due (March 10th)
	X. Spring Break (week of March 14th)
	9. Raster Analysis(week of March 21st) Lab: Sea Level Rise Very cool map: Earth: A global map of wind, weather, and ocean conditions
	10. History of GIS and a Quiz! (week of March 28th) Lab: No lab for Ceasar Chavez holiday Data Collection Results (March 31st)
	11. Terrain Analysis (week of April 4th) Lab: Homestead Check out these maps of the Syrian Conflict (optional)
	12. Disseminating Data(week of April 11th) Lab: Web Site (new lab) Intersting reading: Technlogy: Use or lose our navigation skills (optional)
	13. Beyond ArcGIS(week of April 18th) Lab: Work on projects
	14. The Future of GIS(week of April 25th) April 28th, guest speaker: Julia Clark, geospatial analyst and HSU alumni Lab: Work on projects Rough draft due (April 29th). Please email me the rough drafts with "GSP 270 Rough Draft" in the subject line and include all members of the project team on the email.
	15. Wrap Up(week of May 2nd) Lab: Work on projects We will also use part of the lecture sessions this week to present projects.
	Finals Week (week of May 9th) Lab: Work on projects & Lab Presentations A last cool link: Map of countries that are a threat to peace Just one more from Merissa: What’s straight across the ocean when you’re at the beach Final Exam Date: Tuesday, May 10th, 12:40am-2:30pm Instead of a final, we will be presenting projects. Everything must be turned in by Thursday at 5:00pm of finals week. This includes your final reports and any extra credit.