GIS Education Center
The The GIS Education Center (GISEC) at City College of
San Francisco serves as the college one-stop for Geographical Information
Systems (GIS) knowledge and support. The center is available for students,
faculty, and administration for various GIS related projects and support
within the college.
Center Goals
• Training of current and future GIS technicians and users
• Identification of core GIS competencies
• Standardization of curriculum needs
• Development of data
We are one of four colleges working together to create a national
resource for geospatial technology curriculum and professional development.
Academic Services
• Courses relating to: Introduction to GIS; GIS for Transportation
and Landuse
• On-line GIS self-guided courses
• Assistance with student GIS projects
• Support for curriculum development
• Campus site-wide license of ESRI GIS desktop software for
interested faculty or administration
• Support for administrative and campus GIS projects
• Our staff is also available for inquiries and other support.
Staff
• Suzanne Korey, Program Director
• Deborah Picar, Program Coordinator
• Mono Simeone, GIS Instructor
• Donovan Corliss, GIS Instructor
History
The GIS Education Center was born out of an ATC grant in 2004 to serve
the need of training students in the use of GIS in transportation.
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