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GEO 4131C Remote Sensing of Environ.
GEO 5134C Advanced Remote Sensing
GEO 5157 Advanced GIS
GEO 6119 Spatial Statistics
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GEO 6166 Advanced Statistical Methods
GEO 6178 Environmental Apps of GIS

 

Course Description: GEO 6166 Advanced Statistical Methods

Course Number
GEO 6166
Course Title
Advanced Statistical Methods
Location
Tampa Campus
General Description
This course is designed to provide statistical knowledge, skills, and expertise required to carry out advanced analyses in geographic information systems (GIS), remote sensing, and spatial statistics. Students will be introduced to theories and applications of several statistical methodologies that have a practical significance, ranging from basic inferential statistics to multivariate regression analysis. A specific focus will be on the use of regression as an important tool for investigating, analyzing, and modeling relationships between variables.  With far-reaching applications in almost every field, regression models are used in engineering, the physical and chemical sciences, economics, management, biological sciences, and the social sciences, including geography and spatial analysis. Consequently, a key goal of this course is to ensure that students understand the basic principles of model building and develop skills for using regression analysis in a wide variety of application environments.
Instructor
Professor Jay Chakraborty
Software
S-Plus
Prerequisites
Acceptance into the GIS Certificate Program. Note: while Advanced GIS is usually the 1st course in the program, this course can be taken before the Advanced GIS course.
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Example Course Syllabus for Spring 2003 . Note: Course content, schedule and assignments do change with every offering, so the course syllabus is posted as an example only.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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