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Materials Shared by Robert Burke 
    Contact: Rob_Burke@redlands.edu or rburke@esri.com

Exercises:

• Exercise 1 - Quick Map Fires
• Exercise 1 - Quick Map
• Exercise 2 - Files and Folders
• Exercise 3 - Aliens GIS Overview
• Exercise 4 - Making a Geodatabase
• Exercise 5 - Make Thematic Maps
• Exercise 6 - Helens Rasters
• Exercise 7 - EPA Spatial Analysis
• Exercise 8 - California Data Project
• Exercise 9 - Digitizing
• Exercise 10 - Download Tiger
• Exercise 11 - Geocode Address Maps
• Exercise 12 - Turning Web Pages into Maps

Lectures:

• Lecture 1 - Overview of GIS
• Lecture 2 - ArcGIS 
• Lecture 3 - How Does GIS Work? 
• Lecture 4 - Data 
• Lecture 5 - Maps
• Lecture 6 - Raster Data
• Lecture 7 - Spatial Analysis 
• Lecture 8 - Ski Siting Project Example
• Lecture 9 - Projects
• Lecture 10 - Creating Spatial Data
• Lecture 11 - Project Example Trout
• Lecture 12 - Getting Data
• Lecture 13 - Addresses
• Lecture 14 - Cosys
• Lecture 15 - Lecture Review - GIS Law

Web-base Resources for BUSB 433

• Web-based resources

Materials Shared by Richard Lawrence
    Contact: Richard_Lawrence@redlands.edu or truchador58@yahoo.com

• The Ethics of Geospatial Imagery
• Why Do I Need to Know About GIS 

Materials Shared by Rochelle Casolaro
    Contact: Rochelle_Casolario@redlands.edu

• Jamba Juice

Materials Shared by Jim Pick
    Contact: James_Pick@redlands.edu

    This video lecture and PowerPoint presentation feature Tom Brown, a product engineer on the geodatabase development team at Environmental Systems Research Institute (ESRI) in Redlands.  His presentation covers many enterprise and intermediate features of geo-database.  After previewing these teaching resources, it is recommended by Prof. James Pick that you first present a lecture based on Chapter 8 in the textbook, Geo-Business: GIS in the Digital Organization, and then show the video in class or make the PowerPoint presentation available to your students.  The presentation includes more advanced material than is covered in the course, so students will be able to see the larger picture of GIS applications in database management. You might also choose to condense the PowerPoint presentation to reinforce the regular data management lectures.

    Please acknowledge the intellectual property rights of Tom Brown by giving appropriate citation to him in any use of these materials.

• Video Presentation by Tom Brown 
• Geodatabse Overview by Tom Brown 
• Teaching BUSB 433

Materials Shared by Diana Sinton
    Contact: Diana_Sinton@redlands.edu

• Geospatial Revolution Project