ENGRG Introduction to GIS

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ENGRG 59910 Introduction to GIS Michael Piasecki August 25, 2017 Lecture 01: Introduction to the Class

Today s outline: Introduction to the course Know each other Course resources Course structure Course Expectations and Grading Acknowledgement: slide content of lectures in part taken from Youliang Qiu at University of Florida August 25, 2017 ENGRG 59910 Intro to GIS 2

Instructor: Michael Piasecki Research Interests: Hydrology and HydroInformatics Office hour: Thursdays 03:30 05:30pm or by appointment Email: mpiasecki@ccny.cuny.edu Phone: (212) 650 8321 Teaching Philosophy: No pain, no gain; Teaching is learning while learning is teaching (Confucius, BC 551 479) August 25, 2017 ENGRG 59910 Intro to GIS 3

Class Website: August 25, 2017 ENGRG 59910 Intro to GIS 4

Lab Instructor: Mahrokh Maknotian Office: CrossRoads Initiative Offices, Marshak Suite 826 Email: mmoknat00@gmail.com Office hours: Wed 10am 12noon or by appt. August 25, 2017 ENGRG 59910 Intro to GIS 5

Introduce yourself Name Where are you from? What is your major career objectives? Why do you take this class course objectives? Do you have GIS experience from before? August 25, 2017 ENGRG 59910 Intro to GIS 6

What will you learn? Spatial Thinking GIS Theory Problem Solving GIS Technology Textbook Lectures Course Labs ESRI Labs Software Independent Use ESRI Software You will use GIS software intensively in the lab sessions but this is NOT a software package tutorial course Basic computer skills are necessary August 25, 2017 ENGRG 59910 Intro to GIS 7

Textbook Required GIS Fundamentals: A first text on Geographic Information Systems, by Paul Bolstad. 5 th edition. Recommended Getting Started with Geographic Information Systems by Keith C. Clarke. 5 th edition. Introduction to Geographic Information Systems, by Kang tsung Chang, 3 rd or 4 th editions. August 25, 2017 ENGRG 59910 Intro to GIS 8

Course Lectures Friday, 10:00am 11:40am, Steinman 424 Lecture and Lab attendance is mandatory (15% of your final grade) The difficulties of the lectures: GIS theory is abstract A lot of information August 25, 2017 ENGRG 59910 Intro to GIS 9

Overcome Lecture Difficulties Reading textbook before lecture Using Power Point slides for classroom notes Feel free ask any question if you do not understand Your feedback, especially constructive criticism feedback is the most important source for course improvement August 25, 2017 ENGRG 59910 Intro to GIS 10

Lab Text IGIS Tutorial for ArcGIS 10.3x Basic Workbook 1 by Wilpen Gorr and Kristen Kurland, ESRI Press This is a workbook compiled by ESRI developers and is the result of many years of instructing. The modules are very clear and quite helpful in getting your hands dirty. August 25, 2017 ENGRG 59910 Intro to GIS 11

Course Labs Friday, 01:00 03:00pm Labs will take place in ST424 Work through the sections and exercises and finish up by working on the lab assignment. Finish it class and submit electronically to Lab TA. If you are done while in Lab, all the better. Otherwise, take home and submit by next week. August 25, 2017 ENGRG 59910 Intro to GIS 12

Overcome Lab Difficulties Our lab has very good computers! The machines have ArcGIS 10.2 Ready for the time consuming exercises Use the available resources as a guidance your spatial thinking and problem solving skills are expected and required. August 25, 2017 ENGRG 59910 Intro to GIS 13

ESRI Virtual Campus Labs Provided by software manufacturer http://www.esri.com/training/main Many of the past students enjoy it Toward an ESRI train certificate Do the ESRI modules first Work together to complete the labs Try to get the lab done in one sitting August 25, 2017 ENGRG 59910 Intro to GIS 14

Work from your own computer You will get a student version ArcGIS software, completed free to install in your own computer. With help available at http://esri.com/trialhelp Please contact me to receive a license key: mpiasecki@ccny.cuny.edu Notice the version differences. The Lab has 10.2, you will get a CD for 10.4. However, this key is valid for versions 10.3 and 10.2 also. Details will be given in lab session August 25, 2017 ENGRG 59910 Intro to GIS 15

Course Evaluation & Grading Final Exam 30% Attendance and participation 12% Labs 28% Final Project 30% TOTAL 100% Grading Scale (typically on curve, but this is a good guideline) A+ 92 100% A 89 92% A 86 89% B+ 86 83% B 80 83% B 77 80% C+ 73 77% C 70 77% C 69 73% D+ 65 69% D 60 65% F Less than 60% August 25, 2017 ENGRG 59910 Intro to GIS 16

Project Topics Something related to what you do in your research or lab work Check out alternative GIS products; such as MapServer or GeoServer to build collections of layers. Use ESRI s ArcGIS Online system to do develop and publish your work There is also the possibility to develop apps Examine spatial patterns of environmental data, census data, energy data, aggricultural data, transportation data, Develop a new ArcGIS tool, using Python, C#, or visual basic Many more August 25, 2017 ENGRG 59910 Intro to GIS 17

Project Grading I expect a written report on project; professional style 11pt font, Calibri, 1.15 spaced cover page 1 inch margin all around not more than 8pages! report presentation is 20/100 for project The report/project content is a key factor for your grade. I look at complexity, use of GIS, and then a coolness factor. content is 65/100 for project I expect a PPTx presentation of your project (last day of class) we will use Ignite format (7 minutes with 21 slides on 20sec auto forward) PPTx presentation will be 35/100 for project for helpful tips on Ignite: http://igniteshow.com/ August 25, 2017 ENGRG 59910 Intro to GIS 18

The Pain Gain Raster Gain Very unlikely Hopefully Very likely Finals Question: In the following GIS pain gain raster layer, choose a cell and insert a digit 1, and only one 1, and all others to Null to reflect your GIS learning experience in this course. For example, if you think your experience is high pain and low gain, fill in 1 in the bottom left cell. Every student will have one raster layer. What kind of a simple GIS analysis operation that I can run in Raster Calculator to get the all students experience? Absolutely Hope Not! Pain August 25, 2017 ENGRG 59910 Intro to GIS 19

How did students respond? Sample 1 Gain 0 9 12 0 4 5 0 0 0 Pain August 25, 2017 ENGRG 59910 Intro to GIS 20

How did students respond? Sample 2 Gain 0 11 6 0 4 5 0 0 0 Pain August 25, 2017 ENGRG 59910 Intro to GIS 21

Others Things Late assignment > will be met with 10%/day reduction of grade Attendance > will be taken in all lectures and labs Academic Integrity Policy (no claiming Oh I did not know that ) > work on your own for labs and projects! > http://www.cuny.edu/about/administration/offices/la/academic_integrity_policy.pdf Lab room access: will be provided August 25, 2017 ENGRG 59910 Intro to GIS 22

What I expect from you? Work 4 8 hours per week Study GIS with good attitude Always ask questions when encountering a problem August 25, 2017 ENGRG 59910 Intro to GIS 23

Why do you take this course? For a Job For your Research For experience For required I am a Master's student in environmental engineering. I am currently working at a summer internship in the consulting field and am quickly realizing how crucial knowing GIS is to my field. August 25, 2017 ENGRG 59910 Intro to GIS 24

Drop or not? Keep it if you want to get some GIS experience Keep it if you want to find a job in GIS Keep it if you want to use GIS in your research (but consider to drop it because this course will distract you from other research) You may drop it if you take this course by required (choose an alternative course) You must drop it if you do not want to get an A You must drop it if you want to get an easy A August 25, 2017 ENGRG 59910 Intro to GIS 25

Drop or not Are you ready for 4 8 hours per week dedicated on this course? (drop it if you cannot dedicate 6 hours per week for this course) Are you ready for GIS challenge? (drop it if you are not ready for GIS challenge) Are you ready for intensive computer operation? (drop it if you hate computers!) August 25, 2017 ENGRG 59910 Intro to GIS 26