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Educational Programming in GIS

Educational Programming in GIS. 2013 IGIC Biennial Conference Terry Brase , GISP Kirkwood Community College. Overview. Precision Ag Curriculum Preparing students for geospatial workforce Other skills besides technical. Program of Study. General Ed Communication Science and Math

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Educational Programming in GIS

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  1. Educational Programming in GIS 2013 IGIC Biennial Conference Terry Brase, GISP Kirkwood Community College

  2. Overview Precision Ag Curriculum Preparing students for geospatial workforce Other skills besides technical

  3. Program of Study • General Ed • Communication • Science and Math • Agronomic • Background and knowledge on applying geospatial skills • Geospatial • GIS, GPS, RS, Data Mgt & Flow, and mechanical

  4. Personal Skills • Communication • Presentations; technical reports; • Leadership • Facilitation, teamwork, building personal relationships • Personal Management • Organization, time mgt, client mgt

  5. Critical thinking • Trouble shooting • Figure out problems • High order analysis • Make logical connections • Synthesis • Create unique concepts • Allow creativity

  6. Summary Training is not the same as Education Geospatial education is more than technical skills Critical thinking is important Students are not our customers; employers are.

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