ArcGIS Model Builder and Python Course - Information, Fee, Syllabus.

ArcGIS Model Builder and Python Course Information

Course Title: Model Building & Python Scripting in ArcGIS
Duration: 1 month
Training Modes: Offline/Online/Hybrid |Full Time/Part-time
Timing: Min 3 hours/day | Max 8 hours/day

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ArcGIS Model Builder and Python Course Eligibility

• Basic knowledge of windows operating system
• Understanding of GIS fundamental concepts
• Know ArcGIS Desktop - ArcMap/Pro

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ArcGIS Model Builder and Python Course Overview

ArcGIS Desktop software contains ModelBuilder, which is a work flow tool that enables the creation and execution of consistent, repeatable models that are comprised of one or more processing steps. ModelBuilder workflows can be created and executed on both the desktop and over the web. Parameters can be defined that will be filled into a pop-up form at runtime. Model workflows can also be rerun with different data or inputs for evaluating scenarios. Models created can also be exported as scripts in Python and other programming languages.

Python is becoming more and more popular for writing custom scripts in ArcGIS. Python scripts can be used to manipulate a map, execute geoprocessing commands, and read/write files. This course takes a leveled approach to writing scripts; beginning with basic Python syntax and simple scripts, ending with scripts that read files, manipulate the information, and create GIS data.

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Topic covered in ArcGIS Model Builder and Python Course

1. Introduction to Model Building
2. Setting up instructive model
3. Establishing the flow control
4. Working with Modelling Environment
5. Using Multiple inputs and parameters
6. Export model as python scripts and manipulate it
7. Understand fundamentals of the Python Language for ArcGIS
8. Writing Basic Geoprocessing Scripts with ArcPy
9. Update map document properties such as author, date, and descriptive tags.
10. Repair broken layers when map files or data sources have been moved.
11. Turn map layers on and off and add layers to a map.
12. Change a layer's symbology in all maps that contain the layer.
13. Automate Map Production and Printing
14. Executing Geoprocessing Tools using Scripts
15. Creating Custom Geoprocessing Tools
16. Use script for Querying and Selecting Data
17. Using the Arcpy Data Access Module to edit data
18. Listing and Describing GIS Data
19. Customizing the ArcGIS Interface with Add-Ins
20. Error Handling and Troubleshooting, debugging