GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS — BACHELOR DEGREE

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GIS 492 - BGIS THESIS

Bachelor of Geographic Information Systems Thesis
involves the design and planning of an independent
research project, - Tasks include a literature review
of the background information, experimental
design, data acquisition and management, analysis,
and technical reporting (written, visual, and oral).
Students will have the opportunity to apply geospatial
technology theory and skills to a real world project
with an experienced supervisor. Course deliverables
will include a project proposal, a proposal poster
presentation, four progress reports, a completed
geospatial product, a final thesis document, and

a thesis defense seminar. This course is normally
started in the fall with approval of the School Chair.

Pre-requisites: Successful completion of GIS 390 and
Co-op 301 (or 497 as an alternate to Co-op 307).

Contacts

KRISTA MANNLE

Admissions Officer

Phone: 250.365.7292 ext 21425
Direct: 250.365.1425

Email: kmannle@selkirk.ca

BRENDAN WILSON

School Chair, Environment and Geomatics
Phone: 250.365.7292 ext 21393

Direct: 250.365.1393

Fax: 250.365.1260

Email: bwilson@selkirk.ca

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