Infopaket

GIS design

ВБ 2.10.

Вибіркова дисципліна для ОП

First

2024/2025

5 Semester

4

Collect, process and analyze information in the field of Earth sciences. Use information technologies, cartographic and geoinformation models in the field of Earth sciences. Apply models, methods and data of geography, ecology, mathematics, information technologies, etc. in the study of natural and social processes and phenomena of the formation and development of geospheres. Participate in the development of projects and practical recommendations in the field of Earth sciences.

Full-time form

Knowledge of the theoretical foundations of cartography, computer science, mathematics, successful study of mandatory professionally-oriented disciplines of the curriculum of the first and second years of the first level of higher education.

The curriculum of the discipline consists of the following content modules: 1. GIS Design. 2. GIS Operation. For a more complete mastery of the discipline, practical work with modern GIS application software packages is necessary during the performance of practical tasks and independent work of students.

1. Geoinformation mapping in Ukraine: conceptual foundations and development directions / L. G. Rudenko, T. I. Kozachenko, D. O. Lyashenko [and others]; edited by L. G. Rudenko. – Kyiv: Publishing house “Naukova Dumka” NAS of Ukraine, 2011. – 102 p. 2. Fundamentals of geoinformation systems and technologies: Textbook. / Datsenko L. M., Ostroukh V. I. – Kyiv: Scientific Enterprise “Cartography”, 2013. – 184 p. 3. GIS design: Textbook (English and Ukrainian) / V. M. Samoilenko, L. M. Datsenko, I. O. Dibrova. – Kyiv: Print Service, 2015. – 256 p. 4. Shipulin V. D. Information and communication technologies in the formation of the urban environment: monograph / V. D. Shipulin, I. M. Patrakeev, V. A. Tolstokhatko; ed. V. T. Semenov; Kharkiv. National University of Urban Economics named after O. M. Beketov. 2014. – 213 p.

Total volume 120 hours, including: lectures – 28 hours, laboratory classes – 28 hours, consultations – 4 hours, independent work – 60 hours.

- current (semester) assessment (laboratory work (minimum score 24, maximum 40; tests (6 – 10); independent work (5 – 10)); – final (final) assessment in the form of an exam (grade for theoretical knowledge (minimum 12, maximum 20 points); grade for the practical part (13 – 20)). For students who scored a total of fewer points than the critical-calculated minimum – 35 points, in order to be admitted to the final control form, it is mandatory to pass an additionally completed individual complex task.

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