Ag, Food, & Natural Resources
Time to Certification:180 Hrs
Pre-Requisites:None
Certifying Body:Enterprise for Innovative Geospatial Solutions (EIGS)
Additional Recognizing Organizations Mississippi Enterprise for Technology (MsET); Magnolia Business Alliance (MBA)
Classroom Support Materials:Each of our course are delivered as turn-key solution with Lesson Plans, PowerPoint, Presentation Notes, Assessments, and Technical Support. For more information on what teachers can expect
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Requirements for Certification:
Two Components
1. Practical evaluation of map layouts created throughout Courseware.
2. Examination Assessment consisting of questions regarding career path and geospatial capabilities.
Courseware Titles*:
aGIS in Ag, Food, & Natural Resources
Introduction to GIS/RS Concepts
Intro to GIS Tools & Processes
Advanced Tools in GIS
Extended Tools in Surface Analysis
Geospatial Core & Career Specific Topics:
Basic to intermediate skills and processes essential to Geographic Information Systems, Remote Sensing, and GPS technologies. Process and Project Management essential to geospatial technologies and the larger information technology industry. Specific activities related to Ag, Food, & Natural Resources: Food, Products, & Processing Systems (Analyze poultry supply chain); Plant Systems (Monitoring Chemical usage on vegetation); Environmental Service Systems (Analyze natural barrier effectiveness in waste management); Animal Systems (Manage Virtual Fencing Technology; Natural Resource Systems (Identifying Suitable Wetland locations); Agribusiness (Mapping area businesses); Biotechnology (Crop management in multicrop field); Power, Structure, & Technical Systems (Assessing benefits of precision agriculture)
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Architecture, Engineering, & Construction (A/E/C)
Time to Certification:180 Hrs
Pre-Requisites:None
Certifying Body:Enterprise for Innovative Geospatial Solutions (EIGS)
Additional Recognizing Organizations Mississippi Enterprise for Technology (MsET); Magnolia Business Alliance (MBA)
Classroom Support Materials:Each of our course are delivered as turn-key solution with Lesson Plans, PowerPoint, Presentation Notes, Assessments, and Technical Support. For more information on what teachers can expect
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Requirements for Certification:
Two Components
1. Practical evaluation of map layouts created throughout Courseware.
2. Examination Assessment consisting of questions regarding career path and geospatial capabilities.
Courseware Titles*:
GIS in Economic Development
Introduction to GIS/RS Concepts
Intro to GIS Tools & Processes
Advanced Tools in GIS
Extended Tools in 3D Visualization
Geospatial Core & Career Specific Topics:
Basic to intermediate skills and processes essential to Geographic Information Systems, Remote Sensing, and GPS technologies. Process and Project Management essential to geospatial technologies and the larger information technology industry. Specific activities related to Marketing: Analyzing Regional Indicators (Political Boundaries and LandUse, Landscape features, Population Demographics and Workforce, Transportation and Utility Infrastructure, Health/Safety/Education/Recreation); Site Suitability (Knock-out Constraints, Proximity to Constraints, Proximity to Opportunities, Suitability Analysis); Site Selection.
3D Analysis (Displaying 3D Data; Downloading and Processing 3D Data; Converting 2D Features to 3D; Creating a landscape; Aspect; Line of Sight; ArcGlobe; Animation).
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Green & Sustainability FocusTime to Certification:180 Hrs
Pre-Requisites:None
Certifying Body:Enterprise for Innovative Geospatial Solutions (EIGS)
Additional Recognizing Organizations Mississippi Enterprise for Technology (MsET); Magnolia Business Alliance (MBA)
Classroom Support Materials:Each of our course are delivered as turn-key solution with Lesson Plans, PowerPoint, Presentation Notes, Assessments, and Technical Support. For more information on what teachers can expect
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Two Components
1. Practical evaluation of map layouts created throughout Courseware.
2. Examination Assessment consisting of questions regarding career path and geospatial capabilities.
Courseware Titles*:
aGIS in STEM: Green & Sustainability Focus
Introduction to GIS/RS Concepts
Intro to GIS Tools & Processes
Advanced Tools in GIS
Extended Tools in Surface Analysis
Geospatial Core & Career Specific Topics:
Basic to intermediate skills and processes essential to Geographic Information Systems, Remote Sensing, and GPS technologies. Process and Project Management essential to geospatial technologies and the larger information technology industry. Specific activities related to Green & Sustainability: Alternative Energies (National and local assessment of alternative resources - solar, wind, and biomass); Biofuels (Analysis of biofuel resources); Conservation Biology/Habitat Management (creating habitat boundaries/analyzing urban green space); Renewable Resources (Analyzing specific biomass crop potential); Watershed Management (Identifying likely watershed funding sources); Wetland Management (Analyzing methods for wetland mitigation); Carbon Mapping (Visualizing carbon output over time))
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Health ScienceTime to Certification:180 Hrs
Pre-Requisites:None
Certifying Body:Enterprise for Innovative Geospatial Solutions (EIGS)
Additional Recognizing Organizations Mississippi Enterprise for Technology (MsET); Magnolia Business Alliance (MBA)
Classroom Support Materials:Each of our course are delivered as turn-key solution with Lesson Plans, PowerPoint, Presentation Notes, Assessments, and Technical Support. For more information on what teachers can expect
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Two Components
1. Practical evaluation of map layouts created throughout Courseware.
2. Examination Assessment consisting of questions regarding career path and geospatial capabilities.
Courseware Titles*:
GIS in Mosquito Control
Introduction to GIS/RS Concepts
Intro to GIS Tools & Processes
Advanced Tools in GIS
Extended Tools in Surface Analysis
Geospatial Core & Career Specific Topics:
Basic to intermediate skills and processes essential to Geographic Information Systems, Remote Sensing, and GPS technologies. Process and Project Management essential to geospatial technologies and the larger information technology industry. Specific activities related to Health Science: Controlling Mosquito Population; Displaying Trap Location; Displaying Infected Pools in Control Zones; Tracking Mosquito-Borne Virus Infected Populations; Determining Trap Placement; Mosquito Host Spot Analysis and Animation
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Homeland SecurityTime to Certification:180 Hrs
Pre-Requisites:None
Certifying Body:Enterprise for Innovative Geospatial Solutions (EIGS)
Additional Recognizing Organizations Mississippi Enterprise for Technology (MsET); Magnolia Business Alliance (MBA)
Classroom Support Materials:Each of our course are delivered as turn-key solution with Lesson Plans, PowerPoint, Presentation Notes, Assessments, and Technical Support. For more information on what teachers can expect
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Two Components
1. Practical evaluation of map layouts created throughout Courseware.
2. Examination Assessment consisting of questions regarding career path and geospatial capabilities.
Courseware Titles*:
GIS in Homeland Security
Introduction to GIS/RS Concepts
Intro to GIS Tools & Processes
Advanced Tools in GIS
Extended Tools in Surface Analysis
Geospatial Core & Career Specific Topics:
Basic to intermediate skills and processes essential to Geographic Information Systems, Remote Sensing, and GPS technologies. Process and Project Management essential to geospatial technologies and the larger information technology industry. Specific activities related to Homeland Security: Risk Assessment (Landmark evaluation); Mitigation (Visual Status Maps/Key resources analysis - Transportation Infrastructure; Communication, Population and Landmark, Hazardous Materials, Population Concentrations, Key Facilities); Preparedness (Evacuation Route Analysis; Evacuation Infrastructure identification, Evacuation Directional Flow); Response (Analyze Emergency Service Locations, Population Access to Emergency Services, Critical Intersections); Recovery (Simulate affected population, Analyze Emergency Shelter capacity, identify mobile recovery site locations)
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Law & Public SafetyTime to Certification:180 Hrs
Pre-Requisites:None
Certifying Body:Enterprise for Innovative Geospatial Solutions (EIGS)
Additional Recognizing Organizations Mississippi Enterprise for Technology (MsET); Magnolia Business Alliance (MBA)
Classroom Support Materials:Each of our course are delivered as turn-key solution with Lesson Plans, PowerPoint, Presentation Notes, Assessments, and Technical Support. For more information on what teachers can expect
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Two Components
1. Practical evaluation of map layouts created throughout Courseware.
2. Examination Assessment consisting of questions regarding career path and geospatial capabilities.
Courseware Titles*:
GIS in Law Enforcement
Introduction to GIS/RS Concepts
Intro to GIS Tools & Processes
Advanced Tools in GIS
Extended Tools in Surface Analysis
Geospatial Core & Career Specific Topics:
Basic to intermediate skills and processes essential to Geographic Information Systems, Remote Sensing, and GPS technologies. Process and Project Management essential to geospatial technologies and the larger information technology industry. Specific activities related to Law Enforcement: hotspot Analysis of calls for service data; MVA data analysis; burglary pattern analysis; domestic crime; patrol car positioning; response time analysis; dispatch time analysis; flood hazard analysis; school boundary analysis; temporal crime analysis)
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MarketingTime to Certification:180 Hrs
Pre-Requisites:None
Certifying Body:Enterprise for Innovative Geospatial Solutions (EIGS)
Additional Recognizing Organizations Mississippi Enterprise for Technology (MsET); Magnolia Business Alliance (MBA)
Classroom Support Materials:Each of our course are delivered as turn-key solution with Lesson Plans, PowerPoint, Presentation Notes, Assessments, and Technical Support. For more information on what teachers can expect
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Two Components
1. Practical evaluation of map layouts created throughout Courseware.
2. Examination Assessment consisting of questions regarding career path and geospatial capabilities.
Courseware Titles*:
GIS in Economic Development
Introduction to GIS/RS Concepts
Intro to GIS Tools & Processes
Advanced Tools in GIS
Extended Tools in Surface Analysis
Geospatial Core & Career Specific Topics:
Basic to intermediate skills and processes essential to Geographic Information Systems, Remote Sensing, and GPS technologies. Process and Project Management essential to geospatial technologies and the larger information technology industry. Specific activities related to Marketing: Analyzing Regional Indicators (Political Boundaries and LandUse, Landscape features, Population Demographics and Workforce, Transportation and Utility Infrastructure, Health/Safety/Education/Recreation); Site Suitability (Knock-out Constraints, Proximity to Constraints, Proximity to Opportunities, Suitability Analysis); Site Selection
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STEMTime to Certification:180 Hrs
Pre-Requisites:None
Certifying Body:Enterprise for Innovative Geospatial Solutions (EIGS)
Additional Recognizing Organizations Mississippi Enterprise for Technology (MsET); Magnolia Business Alliance (MBA)
Classroom Support Materials:Each of our course are delivered as turn-key solution with Lesson Plans, PowerPoint, Presentation Notes, Assessments, and Technical Support. For more information on what teachers can expect
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Two Components
1. Practical evaluation of map layouts created throughout Courseware.
2. Examination Assessment consisting of questions regarding career path and geospatial capabilities.
Courseware Titles*:
aGIS in STEM
Introduction to GIS/RS Concepts
Intro to GIS Tools & Processes
Advanced Tools in GIS
Extended Tools in Surface Analysis
Geospatial Core & Career Specific Topics:
Basic to intermediate skills and processes essential to Geographic Information Systems, Remote Sensing, and GPS technologies. Process and Project Management essential to geospatial technologies and the larger information technology industry. Specific activities related to STEM: Alternative Energies (National and local assessment of alternative resources - solar, wind, and biomass); Biofuels (Analysis of biofuel resources); Conservation Biology/Habitat Management (creating habitat boundaries/analyzing urban green space); Renewable Resources (Analyzing specific biomass crop potential); Watershed Management (Identifying likely watershed funding sources); Wetland Management (Analyzing methods for wetland mitigation); Carbon Mapping (Visualizing carbon output over time)
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Transportation & LogisticsTime to Certification:180 Hrs
Pre-Requisites:None
Certifying Body:Enterprise for Innovative Geospatial Solutions (EIGS)
Additional Recognizing Organizations Mississippi Enterprise for Technology (MsET); Magnolia Business Alliance (MBA)
Classroom Support Materials:Each of our course are delivered as turn-key solution with Lesson Plans, PowerPoint, Presentation Notes, Assessments, and Technical Support. For more information on what teachers can expect
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Two Components
1. Practical evaluation of map layouts created throughout Courseware.
2. Examination Assessment consisting of questions regarding career path and geospatial capabilities.
Courseware Titles*:
Introduction to Geospatial Technologies
Introduction to GIS/RS Concepts
Intro to GIS Tools & Processes
Advanced Tools in GIS
Extended Tools in Routing Analysis
Geospatial Core & Career Specific Topics:
Basic to intermediate skills and processes essential to Geographic Information Systems, Remote Sensing, and GPS technologies. Process and Project Management essential to geospatial technologies and the larger information technology industry. Specific activities related to Transportation and Logistics: Exploring Geospatial Networks; Best Route Analysis; Closest Facility Analysis; Determining Service Areas; Modeling Real World Networks)
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