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Theory & Practical Sessions - 20 hrs

• Executives/Teaching professional from different stream wanting to know about GIS
• Graduates/Undergraduates
• Software professional planning to code on GIS Platform.

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This subject introduces the student to the techniques for creating scaled maps in ArcGIS software and preparing the presentation of the same GIS based maps in order to maximise their effectiveness and simplify their interpretation. Students will learn how to design visualisations of information, taking into account the problems of human perception, variations in audience type, and the media or presentation environment selected. They will be taught how to classify spatial and non-spatial, multi-dimensional, discrete and continuous data to elicit the most information from them.

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This subject introduces the student to the techniques for creating scaled maps in MapInfo software and preparing the presentation of the same GIS based maps in order to maximise their effectiveness and simplify their interpretation. Students will learn how to design visualisations of information, taking into account the problems of human perception, variations in audience type, and the media or presentation environment selected. They will be taught how to classify spatial and non-spatial, multi-dimensional, discrete and continuous data to elicit the most information from them.

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This course teaches the fundamentals of VBA application development (Visual Basic for Applications), OOP concepts (Object-Oriented Programming), .NET platform and the specifics of working with ArcObjects

OOP concepts are described, including the advantages of the Component Object Model (COM). All ArcObjects classes are COM-based. Interface programming is covered in detail. It is at the core of programming with the ArcObjects library, yet it may be new even to seasoned programmers such as Avenue programmers

ArcView, ArcEditor, and ArcInfo share the same architecture, and the knowledge gained in this course applies to all three. Class time is mostly spent doing hands-on programming exercises, where students write code that exposes them to many ArcGIS programming tasks as well as to the most commonly used ArcObjects classes. On the last afternoon of the course, participants will have time to work on more advanced programming exercises or to explore ArcObjects on their own. Upon finishing the course, students will have plenty of sample code from which they can build their own applications.

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This course is designed to enable the student to take advantage of Google Maps for your website. Students will learn how to create maps, add map controls for user interactions (zooming, and panning), programmatically alter the map extent, add points of interest to the map, add custom icons, geocode addresses on the fly, read addresses from a database or XML file, and display aerial photography.

The course is designed specifically for freshers / executive with minimum one year coding experience in web based platform. The applicant should have basic coding knowledge in java script and dot net platform.

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Many applications can benefit from location capabilities, such as public safety locators, data analysis/business intelligence, and fleet solutions. This class provides a comprehensive introduction to the Microsoft Virtual Earth platform, including a look at the SOAP and JavaScript APIs that provide

The course is designed specifically for freshers / executive with minimum one year coding experience in web based platform. The applicant should have basic coding knowledge in java script and dot net platform.

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