Focus course
The course page you are viewing.
Courses | GEOG104
GEOG104: Our Digital Earth
Published course information, generated as a static page and SVG graph.
Course Graph
Prerequisite flow into the course, and dependencies flow out from it.
Co-requisites are treated as prerequisite links, and equivalent or cross-listed courses are merged into shared course nodes. The simplified view shows one prerequisite level above the course and one dependency level downstream.
Graph key and legend Expand for department colours, choice nodes, and merged-course labels used in the course map. GEOG1041 of Merged
Geography
Connected course
A prerequisite or downstream course included in the current view.
Choice point
A shared requirement such as choose 1 of, 2 of, or 3 of.
Grouping junction
A small circular join keeps shared requirement branches tidy.
Merged course node
Equivalent or cross-listed courses are collapsed into one shared node.
Find
Search highlights matching branches.
Overlays
View
Geography
Subject area
100-level
Course level
2
Programs that name this course
0
Published prerequisite links
Official Source
Calendar entry
Description
Catalog description
Introduces students to how geospatial technologies influence our daily lives and shape the world around us. Students learn how to collect and utilize location-based data, develop web maps and mobile mapping apps, create technologies to respond to environmental disasters and humanitarian crises, and think spatially in order to improve our understanding of our planet.
Supplemental Notes
Catalog notes
- Credit will be granted for only one of GEOG 104, GEOG 100 (if taken in the same topic).
Program Use