Major in Geospatial Analysis
This major prepares you for a geospatial career by providing an understanding of core geographic concepts and state-of-the art technologies. The University of Mary Washington is located close to the largest job market in the US for geospatial careers. Our emphasis on spatial thinking and practical problem solving, along with a strong alumni network, helps students parlay their liberal arts education and focused geospatial skills into professional work. See the catalog for requirements here.
Core Requirements (15 credits):
- GEOG 102 Introduction to Human Geography (3)
- GEOG 111 Landform Processes (4)
- GEOG 245 Environment and Society (3)
- OR GEOG 240 Hazards and Resilience (3)
- GISC 200 or GEOG 250 Introduction to GIS (4)
- GISC 351 Spatial Analysis (4)
Foundation (3 credits) choose one:
- DATA 101 Introduction to Data Science
- CPSC 110 Introduction to Computer Science
- GEOG 252 Quantitative Methods in Geography
GIS Electives (11-12 credits) choose two:
- GISC 340 Remote Sensing and Air Photo Interpretation (4)
- GISC 355 Mobile GIS and Global Positioning Systems (4)
- GISC 450 GIS Programming (4)
- GISC 471 Special Topics (4)
- GISC 482 Web GIS: Concepts and Applications (4)
- GISC 491 Directed Study in GIS (3)
- GISC 499 GIS Internship (3)
Geography Electives (6-7 credits)
- Take two GEOG classes, at least one at 300-400 level
Capstone (3 credits):
GEOG 490 Senior Seminar in Geography