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Empowering the Next Generation
Fundamentals of Python Programming (Basic to Advance)
Nirmol Bangladesh is excited to announce the launch of our Basic Short Training Course on ArcGIS, designed for early career researchers and students from diverse academic backgrounds including Marine Science, Fisheries, Agriculture, Geography, Geology, Disaster Management, Soil Science, Forestry, Resource Management, and Water Resource Management.
This course is tailored to provide a comprehensive introduction and how to use the Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and the powerful capabilities of ArcGIS software. Our goal is to equip participants with the foundational knowledge and practical skills needed to effectively manage, analyze, and visualize spatial data.
Course Duration: 3 Months (15th August 2024 to 30th October 2025)
Total Modules: 20
Total Credit Hours: 60 hours
Class Time: Friday/ Saturday
Course Location: Nirmol Bangladesh Office
This course is ideal for:
- Early career researchers
- Students from various backgrounds, including Marine Science, Fisheries, Agriculture, Geography, Geology, Disaster Management, Soil Science, Forestry, Resource Management, and Water Resource Management
The course will be assessed through:
- Continuous Assessment
- Quiz and Assignment
- Project Report and Presentation
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Understand the fundamentals of GIS and Remote Sensing and its applications.
- Gain hands-on experience with GIS software.
- Effectively manage and analyze spatial data.
- Create, edit, and share GIS maps and data.
- Apply GIS in various fields for better decision-making.
- Understand the source of Remote Sensing images and their applications.
This course offers:
- Comprehensive introduction to GIS and its applications.
- Hands-on training with ArcGIS software.
- Practical sessions on data collection, management, and analysis.
- Insight into map projections, georeferencing, and spatial analysis.
- Guidance from experienced researchers and GIS experts.
Join us at the Nirmol Bangladesh office for this transformative learning experience and take the first step towards mastering GIS technology. Whether you are a student looking to enhance your skills or an early career researcher aiming to integrate GIS into your work, this course is the perfect opportunity to build a strong foundation in ArcGIS.
Course Duration: 3 months
Location: Nirmol Bangladesh Office
For more details and registration information, please visit our website or contact us at contact@nirmol-bangladesh.org.
Embark on your GIS journey with Nirmol Bangladesh and unlock new possibilities in your field of study or professional career!
Course Modules: Fundamentals of Python Programming (Basic to Advance)
| Module | Topic | Subtopic | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|
| Module 01 | Inauguration and Importance of the Course | - Getting Acquainted - Importance of the Course - Trainee's Expectations - Who Uses GIS? - History and Present of GIS |
Theory with Interactive Session |
| Module 02 | Fundamentals of GIS and Remote Sensing and its Application | - GIS Definition and Requirements - GIS Process - Components of GIS - Vector vs Raster - Applications of GIS - Physical Principles of Remote Sensing - Remote Sensing Systems |
Theory with Interactive Session |
| Module 03 | Software Introduction and Installation | - Software Information - Software Installation - ArcGIS-Supported Data Formats - File-Based Data Sources for ArcGIS |
Practical with Exercise |
| Module 04 | GIS Data Structure, Layers, and Attributes | - Vector and Raster Data Model: Basic Understanding - Characteristics and Sources of GIS Data - Understanding Layers and Attributes - GIS Basic Terminology |
Theory with Interactive Session |
| Module 05 | GIS Mapping, Scales, and Projection System | - Types of Maps - Map Scale - Projection and Coordinate System - Basic Map Projections - Commonly Used Projection Systems - Differences in Map Projection Systems and Geo-referencing - International Projection System - Bangladesh Projection System - Geographic Coordinate System - Projected Coordinate System |
Theory with Interactive Session |
| Module 06 | Interface of ArcCatalog and Metadata | - ArcCatalog Basics - Starting ArcCatalog - Browsing Through the Catalog - Repositioning the Catalog Tree - Exploring Metadata - Adding Shape Files - Metadata Creation and Updating - Metadata Editor |
Practical with Exercise |
| Module 07 | GIS Data Capturing and Encoding | - Georeferencing - Spatial Adjustment - Digitizing - Geocoding |
Theory with Interactive Session |
| Module 08 | Introduction to ArcMap’s Basic Tools | - Launch/Open ArcMap - Open MXD File - Save MXD - Layout On and Off - Drag and Drop Layer - Change Layer Order and Color - Zoom Function - Magnifier - Overview - Identify Tools - Select Features |
Practical with Exercise |
| Module 09 | Geo-referencing | - Geo-referencing - Grid-Based Geo-referencing - Google Map/Satellite Image Geo-referencing - Rectifying - Use of KML/KMZ |
Practical with Exercise |
| Module 10 | Geo-database Development and Digitization | - Create Shape Files (Point, Line, and Polygon) - Map Projection - Digitizing (Drawing, Snapping, Editing, and Saving) - Advanced Editing - Modify Attribute Table (Add Field, Delete Column) |
Practical with Exercise |
| Module 11 | Map Projections | - Basic Map Projections - Commonly Used Projection Systems - Differences in Map Projection Systems and Geo-referencing - International Projection System - Bangladesh Projection System - Geographic Coordinate System - Projected Coordinate System |
Practical with Exercise |
| Module 12 | Attribute Table and its Management | - Opening a Layer's Attribute Table - Viewing Attributes - Adding Attributes - Deleting Attributes - Modifying Attributes - Copying and Pasting Attributes - Adding a Table to a Layout - Controlling a Table's Appearance - Locating and Viewing Specific Records in a Table - Sorting Records in a Table - Selecting Features from Attribute Table - Switch Selection and Clear Selection - Joining Attribute Tables |
Practical with Exercise |
| Module 13 | Basics of Map Design | - Label Features - Quick Label Turns On/Off - Change Layer Name - Group Layer - Remove Group Layer - Saving Layer File - Hyperlinks - Map Tips - Use of Symbology - Setting a Classification - Representing Quantity with Color, Graduated or Proportional Symbols, and Charts - Working with Advanced Symbolization |
Practical with Exercise |
| Module 14 | Map Preparation | - Create Layout - Map Scales, Tools, and Layout - Guidelines for Map Elements - Creating Grids and Graticules - Insert Title, Legend, Scale Bar, Scale Text, Map Documents - Using Rulers, Guides, and Grids - Printing a Map - Exporting a Map |
Practical with Exercise |
| Module 15 | Analysis of Attribute Data | - Create Point Shape File from XY Data from Excel - Data and Shape Export - Area Calculation - Geometric Calculation - Functional Use of Select by Attribute |
Practical with Exercise |
| Module 16 | Geo-Processing | - Clip - Merge - Dissolve - Identity - Intersect - Union - Buffer - Selection by Location |
Practical with Exercise |
| Module 17 | Role/Use/Functions of GPS in GIS | - Concepts and Purpose of GPS Devices - Use of Hand-held, DGPS, RTK GPS - Software for GPS Devices - Use of mobile application as GIS data source |
Theory with Interactive Session |
| Module 18 | Introduction to Google Earth & Google Map | - Using Google Earth Features - Image Downloading - Area Demarcation in Google Earth - Create Point Feature from Excel File - Use KML File in Google Earth for Area Identification |
Practical with Exercise |
| Module 19 | Introducing to Remote Sensing Data | - Create account in the data source - Download the data - Types of data - Data format |
Practical with Exercise |
| Module 20 | Review and Test | - Recap the Modules - Test for Evaluation |
Evaluation and Assessment |