Exploring ArcGIS Pro: GIS Tutorials from Basics to Advanced

Embark on an exciting journey into the world of ArcGIS Pro with our video course, "Exploring ArcGIS Pro."

Created by: CADCIM Technologies
Leading eLearning Content for CAD, BIM, and Animation

What Will I Learn?

• Students will demonstrate proficiency in accessing and utilizing various features and functionalities of the ArcGIS Pro interface, including the Home screen.
• Students will be able to georeference raster images using control points accurately, ensuring spatial alignment and referencing to real-world coordinates.
• Students will demonstrate proficiency in using tools such as Export, Merge, Mosaic, Clip, and Extract by Mask to manipulate and export spatial data efficiently
• Students will be able to generate and interpret different types of maps, including slope maps, contour maps, and hillshade maps.

Requirements

• Basic understanding of geographic information systems (GIS) concepts and terminology.
• Foundational knowledge of GIS principles would likely enhance the learning experience.
• Familiarity with basic GIS concepts such as spatial data types (vector vs. raster data), coordinate systems, projections, and georeferencing.
• Understanding of file formats commonly used in GIS (e.g., shapefiles, raster formats like TIFF or JPEG).
• Basic computer skills, including file management, navigation, and working with software applications
• Knowledge of spatial analysis techniques (though not strictly required for an introductory course, it could be beneficial).
• Understanding of basic cartographic principles such as symbology, labeling, and map layout (again, not strictly required but helpful for comprehending the visualization aspects of GIS).

Target audience

• GIS professionals who want to enhance their skills or transition to ArcGIS Pro from other GIS software platforms.
• Students or researchers in fields such as geography, environmental science, urban planning, or natural resource management who need to utilize GIS for their work.
• Professionals in industries like agriculture, forestry, conservation, or urban development where spatial analysis and mapping are essential.
• Anyone interested in learning how to work with spatial data and create maps for various purposes.