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You may request a waiver of these 3 courses from the program director on the basis of prior educational background under the following circumstances:
1) if you have taken the courses at the undergraduate level or taken them as part of an undergraduate program at PSU 2) If GIS I and GIS II equivalent courses were taken at another institution you must submit syllabi from those courses as part of your waiver request.
Waivers are at the discretion of the program director. If the waiver is not approved you must take GIS I and GIS II. If the waiver is approved you must take additional credits from the following list to fulfill the required 8 credits of core curriculum: |
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| GEOG 575 | Digital Compilation and Database Design | 4
credits |
| GEOG 581 | Satellite Digital Image Analysis | 4
credits |
| GEOG 597 | Spatial Quantitative Analysis | 4
credits |
| Electives (12 credits)**: | ||
| G 525 | Field GIS | 4
credits |
| GEOG 575 | Digital Compilation and Database Design | 4
credits |
| GEOG 581 | Satellite Digital Image Analysis | 4
credits |
| GEOG 582 | Satellite Image Classification and Change Detection *** |
4 credits |
| GEOG 585 | Map Design and Production | 4
credits |
| GEOG 589 | Building a GIS Database with GPS*** | 4
credits |
| GEOG 590 | GIS Programming | 4
credits |
| GEOG 593 | Digital Terrain Analysis | 4
credits |
| GEOG 594 | GIS for Water Resources*** | 4 credits |
| GEOG 595 | Maps, Models, and GIS |
4 credits |
| GEOG 597 | Spatial Quantitative Analysis | 4
credits |
| USP 543 | Geographic Applications to Planning | 4
credits |
| USP 593 | Advanced GIS Applications: Public Participation GIS | 3
credits |
| * USP 531 or G 524 may be substituted for GIS I only if taken S06 or later. ** USP 531 or G 524 may be used as elective credits only if taken W06 or earlier. *** These courses may be substituted for elective credit even if taken earlier as omnibus courses – 507 or 510.
Click here for a complete list of GIS courses being offered at PSU |
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| Transfer
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Transfer credit is defined as eligible graduate credit taken at other accredited institutions. Two-thirds of the Graduate Certificate program requirements or 15 credits minimum, whichever is larger, must be taken at Portland State University. Transfer credit must be letter-graded with a B or higher and eligible for use in master’s degree programs at PSU. The Proposed Pre-Admission and Transfer Credit (GO-11GC) must be used for approval of transfer credit.
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