This course addresses ecological engineering/ecosystem restoration. Topics include river restoration, wetland creation and restoration, coastal restoration, and treatment wetlands.
Schedule type: Independent Study, Lecture, Web
Introductory review of the application of computers to the production of graphs and thematic maps for geographical analysis. 3.00 Lecture Hours 0.00 Lab Hours 3.00 Credit Hours Not Transferable Lab Fee
Schedule type: Web
Lecture and project-based introduction to the basic concepts and technologies important to mapping, geographic information systems (GIS), and image analysis. Topics include map design fundamentals, thematic mapping, statistical cartography, the relationship of mapping to GIS, essential elements of GIS, data acquisition and analysis, visualization of output, remotely sensed imagery and GIS, GIS functions and associated applications, and spatial decision support systems. This course will meet the needs not only of students who intend to do additional work in geographic techniques, but those who need only a one-semester survey of concepts. 3.00 Lecture Hours 0.00 Lab Hours 3.00 Credit Hours Course Fee Not Transferable
Schedule type: Lecture, Web
The material that will be covered in this program is presented to provide the student with an understanding of the basic operation and maintenance aspects of a water treatment plant, and solve operational and maintenance problems. This course also prepares students for the Mandatory Certification Examination if required.
Schedule type: Independent Study, Lecture, Web
The material that will be covered in this program is presented to provide the student with an understanding of the basic operation and maintenance aspects of a water production plant, and solve operational and maintenance problems. This course also prepares students for the Mandatory Certification Examination if required. 3 credit hours
Schedule type: Independent Study, Lecture, Web
The material that will be covered in this program is presented to provide the student with an understanding of the basic operation and maintenance aspects of a water distribution plant, and solve operational and maintenance problems. This course also prepares students for the Mandatory Certification Examination if required.
Schedule type: Independent Study, Lecture, Web
The content of this course will provide the student with the information needed to operate wastewater treatment plants as efficiently as possible, to understand the basic operational aspects of a plant, to analyze and solve operational problems. This course will prepare students for the Mandatory Certification Examination. 3 credit hours
Schedule type: Independent Study, Lecture, Web
The content of this course will provide the student with the information needed to operate wastewater collection plants as efficiently as possible, to understand the basic operational aspects of a plant, to analyze and solve operational problems. This course will prepare students for the Mandatory Certification Examination. 3 credit hours
Schedule type: Independent Study, Lecture, Web
The course consists of lab work with surveying instruments and the procedures used to conduct precise and accurate measurements with tapes, levels, theodolites and total stations. 1.00 Credit Hour 0.00 Lecture Hours 3.00 Lab Hours non-transferable
Schedule type: Laboratory
Practical surveying measurement techniques are presented with suitable office computation methods for boundary, construction, and topographic surveys. State coordinate systems are introduced with proper use of geodetic datums. 3.00 Lecture hours 0.00 Lab Hours 3.00 Credit Hours Non-Transferable
Schedule type: Lecture, Web
A comprehensive introductory course that deals with fundamental physical principles of the science of remote sensing, the theory and practice of image interpretation, and information extraction techniques for aerial photos and satellite imagery. Includes remote sensing applications pertaining to management of natural resources and contemporary environmental issues. Practical exercises expose students to image processing and interpretation techniques. 3.00 Lecture hours 0.00 Lab Hours 3.00 Credit Hours Non-Transferable
Schedule type: Lecture, Web
Detailed lecture and lab-based examination of theories and concepts important to geographic information systems (GIS). Topics include GIS as a communication system, data acquisition and management, error management, GIS functions, GIS-based spatial analysis, GIS and regional scale, visualization concepts, and the role of GIS in spatial decision support. 3.00 Lecture hours 0.00 Lab Hours 3.00 Credit Hours Non-Transferable
Schedule type: Lecture, Web
Detailed lecture and lab-based examination of theories and concepts important to geographic information systems (GIS). Topics include GIS as a communication system, data acquisition and management, error management, GIS functions, GIS-based spatial analysis, GIS and regional scale, visualization concepts, the role of GIS in spatial decision support.
Pre-requisite(s): CSTL 1123
Schedule type: Lecture, Web
This second course of remote sensing is focused on computational and applied aspects of remotely sensed digital satellite imagery. The course is designed to provide an understanding of digital image processing, analysis, and interpretation techniques. Topics covered in this course include radiometric correction, geometric correction, enhancement, manipulation, and information extraction techniques. The course instruction methods include lectures, practical assignments, literature reviews, and class discussion.
Pre-requisite(s): CSTL 2133
Schedule type: Lecture, Web
The course consists of lab work with UAS and the procedures used to conduct aerial surveys. Not Transferable
Pre-requisite(s): CSTL 2323
Schedule type: Laboratory, Web
This course is designed to introduce students to properly and safely operating an sUAS in both a recreational and professional endeavor. The course will include training focused on aviation fundamentals that are required to pass the FAA part 107 exam. 3.00 Credit Hours 0.00 Lab Hours 3.00 Lecture Hours
Schedule type: Lecture
This course covers the fundamentals of hydrographic surveys performed to measure the depth and bottom configuration of water bodies in support of nautical charting and other areas of marine geomatics, as well as marine construction, benthic habitat mapping, marine spatial planning, and bathymetric mapping of rivers and lakes. 3.00 Credit Hours 0.00 Lab Hours 3.00 Lecture Hours Non-Transferable
Schedule type: Lecture