Geographic Information Systems

ArcGIS Basics

Introduction to ArcGIS I: GIS Fundamentals

Introduction to ArcGIS II: Editing and Analysis

Editing Data with ArcGIS

Introduction to ArcGIS Online

Performing GIS Analysis Using ArcGIS

ArcGIS Desktop Associate Certification Exam Prep

Introduction to ArcGIS Server Development with JavaScript

Intermediate ArcGIS Server Development with JavaScript

Advanced ArcGIS Server Development with JavaScript

ArcGIS Server Development with JavaScript Bundle

Building ArcGIS Apps with WebApp Builder

Fundamentals of Google Earth Pro

Converting ArcGIS Data to Google Earth

Introducing ERSI App Studio

ArcGIS Pro I: Fundamentals

ArcGIS Pro II: Analysis, Automation and Sharing

This course will teach both existing ArcGIS for Desktop users and those new to GIS how they can use ArcGIS Pro to perform GIS analysis, automate processes using ModelBuilder and Python and share maps, projects, layouts and more with others.

ArcGIS Pro Bundle

Introduction To Spatial Statistics With ArcGIS Desktop and R

Advanced Cartography iwth ArcGIS

2 Days | $800

Students will review the basic fundamentals associated with creating a map layout. From there they will be introduced to ArcGIS for Desktop’s advanced cartographic functionality including Data Driven Pages, Dynamic Text, Dynamic Labeling, Feature Linked Annotation, and Cartographic Representations.

Creating Map Books with Data Driven Pages

$400

A map book is a collection of pages printed or exported together. Many of the pages contain maps, but the book can also include title pages, overview maps, charts, graphs, tables, and other content. The maps for the book typically contain a series of individual maps at large map scale that cover a larger geographic area. This is also called an Atlas.

Many organizations have a need to create these map books or atlases. For example, a utility company might want to generate a map book detailing their assets across a service area. A map book for this utility company could include a series of maps, each at a large scale, along with a title page, and an overview map. These resources would then be joined together into a single document that could be printed or distributed as a pdf file.

ArcGIS Desktop provides all the tools you need to create map books in printed or Adobe PDF format using data driven pages. At its simplest, anyone can create a map book by manually printing a title page, then some map pages, and anything else they want to include in the compiled document. But this process is made more reasonable and efficient when software can automate the process. ArcGIS provides that capability through a combination of Data Driven Pages and arcpy.mapping Python scripts.

Course Modules:

• Module 1: Introduction to Map Books
• Module 2: Map Book Types
  • Reference Series Map Book
  • Map Book with Title Page and Overview Map
  • Map Book with Ancillary Documents (Reports, Charts, Graphs, Tables)
  • Map Book with Facing Pages
  • Strip Map Book
  • Thematic Map Book
  • Reference Map Book with Insets
• Module 3: Data Driven Pages
  • Introduction to the Data Driven Pages Toolbar
  • Creating Data Driven Pages
  • Creating the Grid Index Feature Layer
  • Supporting Geoprocessing Tools
• Module 4: Creating the Layout Page
  • Sizing the Page
  • Using Dynamic Text
  • Page Definition Queries
• Module 5: Updating and Exporting Your Map Book
• Module 6: Automating the Process with Python (no Python experience required)

Attending this course can earn you up to 8 student activity hours toward getting or maintaining the GISP Certification.

Telling your story with StoryMaps

$400

In Tell You Story with StoryMaps course, you’ll learn how to use maps and multi-media to deliver compelling ideas to your audience in a high visual medium using Esri StoryMaps template apps.

Esri’s StoryMaps includes a series of application templates that you can use to quickly build out your application with a specific workflow and style. Each application build with StoryMaps lets you deliver a specific user experience to your audience. There are templates for map-based tours, collections of points of interest, in-depth narratives, presenting multiple maps, and more. You can incorporate multi-media including photos, videos, and audio into the application for a highly immersive experience.

Course Modules:

• Module 1: What is StoryMaps
• Module 2: Story Telling Basics
• Module 3: Fundamentals of Making a StoryMap
• Module 4: StoryMap Application Templates
  • Tours
  • Journals
  • Cascade
  • Map Series
  • Crowdsource
  • Shortlist
  • Swipe/Spyglass
  • Basic
• Module 5: Adding Places
  • Interactive
  • CSV Files
• Module 6: Adding Multimedia to your StoryMap
  • Integrating Photos and Videos
  • Adding Audio
• Module 7: Styling Your StoryMap
• Module 8: Embedding Web Pages and Apps
• Module 9: Integration with ArcGIS Online

Attending this course can earn educational points toward getting or maintaining the GISP Certification. It is worth 8 Student Activity Hours.

ModelBuilder Basics

Intermediate ModelBuilder

ModelBuilder Bundle

Introduction to Python Basics for ArcGIS

Intermediate Python for ArcGIS

Advanced Python for ArcGIS

Python for ArcGIS Bundle

This course is for those with little to no python programming experience who wish to know how to take advantage of Esri’s integration with the Python language to automate processes, build label expressions, create custom add-ins and more.

Introduction to Programming ArcGIS Pro with Python

$850

ArcGIS Pro is Esri’s new next generation desktop GIS application. This innovative 64-bit application is able to take full advantage of all the latest computer hardware making it more efficient and effective than ArcMap for performing GIS functions. Like ArcMap, ArcGIS Pro can be customized and automated using Python scripts. In this two-day course, you will learn introductory level Python skills with ArcGIS Pro required to begin automating your various geoprocessing tasks.

You will start with an overview of the basic programming constructs of Python version 3.4 or later. You’ll learn how to create variables, assign data to variables, work with lists, dictionary, and tuples, branch your code with if/else, for, and while statements, work with classes and objects, and other fundamentals. Next, you will learn the fundamentals of the Arcpy core library for ArcGIS Pro along with several sub-modules including the Mapping and Data Access modules. As you progress through the course, you’ll learn how to handle error and exceptions in your python scripts. You will also look at how to script various functions such as layer control, managing layouts, updating data sources and more.

This is a beginner level course. No previous programming experience is required.

Course Modules:

• Module 1: Introduction to Version 3.4 of the Python Programming Language
• Module 2: Introduction to using Arcpy in ArcGIS Pro
• Module 3: Error Handling and Trouble Shooting
• Module 4: Using the Arcpy Mapping Module to Manage Projects, Maps, and Layers
• Module 5: Managing Layouts with the Arcpy Mapping Module
• Module 6: Automating Map Production and Printing
• Module 7: Updating and Fixing Data Sources
• Module 8: Creating Custom Geoprocessing Tools

Attending this course can earn educational points toward getting or maintaining the GISP Certification. It is worth 16 Student Activity Hours.

Intermediate Programming ArcGIS Pro with Python

$400

Python continues to be the primary scripting language for Esri’s newest desktop GIS application, ArcGIS Pro. This course builds on the skills taught in the Introduction to ArcGIS Pro Programming with Python course. In the Intermediate ArcGIS Pro Programming with Python course, you will continue to develop your python programming skills to expand the level of automation you are able to achieve in ArcGIS Pro.

You will start by examining the Arcpy Data Access module. This module allows you to insert, update, and delete data from feature classes and tables.  In addition, this module also allows for the creation of edit sessions, examination of domains and versions, and creating a read only view of data. You will then learn how to perform various queries and how to generate lists. Lastly you will examine Python Toolboxes and their uses.

Course Modules:

• Module 1: Using the Arcpy Data Access Module with Feature Classes and Tables
• Module 2: Querying and Selecting Data
• Module 3: Listing and Describing GIS Data
• Module 4: Creating Python Toolboxes for ArcGIS Pro

Attending this course can earn educational points toward getting or maintaining the GISP Certification. It is worth 8 Student Activity Hours.