GIS Course - Information, Fee, Syllabus.

Job Oriented Course Offline Online

Duration: 3 months

4 job roles 8 modules 6 softwares 3 technologies

GIS Course Information

Course Title: Geographic Information System
Duration: 3 months
Training Modes: Online/Offline/Hybrid | Full-time/Part-time
Timing: 4 days a week, 3 hours a day

GIS Course Eligibility

  • Graduate or above from any stream
  • Diploma from any branch
  • ITI from any trade
  • 1+ year experience in related field
  • Must have knowledge of computers

GIS Course Target Job Roles

GIS Technician GIS Operator GIS Surveyor GIS Executive
Career Opportunities and Scope is in the field of Urban Planning, Land Records, Utilities, Environment.

GIS Course Overview

  • Understand the technical language of GIS
  • Understand the data display and cartographical methods
  • Understand the open source and propriety GIS software vendors worldwide
  • Define and design the GIS data model such as Vector Raster TIN and Attribute
  • Define datum and Geographic projected coordinate system and their types
  • Describe what is GIS Why the data in GIS called geo-referenced GIS related domains
  • Define spatial Data Infrastucture
  • Describe application of various data models
  • Define various source for data and data acquisition terminologies in GIS
  • Define Vector Raster Network and surface analysis and their application
  • Describe the topological relationship of spatial data
  • Make use of attribute query and spatial query in complex analysis context
  • Understand source of error in data aquisition and FIX the error using GIS software tools
  • Understand the concept of the Remote Sensing and how it work
  • Understand the concepts of Aerial Photography and how it works
  • Understand the concepts of Global Positioning System and how it works
  • Describe How GIS has being utilized in decision support system and real world application
  • Define the geospatial industrial workflows
  • Describe the QuantumGIS user interface.
  • Exploring various GIS data file formats in QuantumGIS
  • Create and edit geometry in QuantumGIS
  • Design and creating shape file
  • Register and geo-reference raster images
  • Create and apply different types of Symbology
  • Create labels and annotations
  • Perform complex Spatial analysis and geoprocessing
  • Preparing and presetting thematic maps
  • Understand different advance surveying technologies like Total Station, GNSS and Drone
  • Know how surveying instrument collect data and output formats
  • Prepare map using Total Station data
  • Prepare map using GNSS data
  • Migration maps from local to global coordinate systems, understand accuracy concerns
  • Migration maps from CAD to GIS
  • Prepare map using Drone data
  • Data conversion to and from various popular data format like dwg to kml, shp to kml etc.
  • Describe the QuantumGIS user interface.
  • Study a GIS-related domain to understand practical applications.
  • Understand and document the project lifecycle.
  • Perform GIS modelling for your selected domain.
  • Learn various data collection methods to choose the most accurate and efficient approach.
  • Utilize mobile GIS applications for field surveys, such as QField, SWMaps, and ArcGIS Survey123.
  • Conduct field surveys using traditional paper maps.
  • Perform data validation and reconciliation.
  • Update survey data and prepare final maps.
  • AutoCAD User Interface and Workspace: Working with commands, navigating the Cartesian workspace, opening existing drawing files, viewing work, saving files, and creating new drawings with templates.
  • Basic Drawing and Editing Commands: Drawing lines, erasing objects, utilizing polar tracking, creating rectangles and circles, managing undo/redo actions, and applying hatches. Working with advanced types such as arcs, polylines, polygons, and ellipses.
  • Drawing Information and Advanced Editing: Working with object properties, measuring tools, trimming and extending objects, stretching, creating fillets and chamfers, offsetting, and creating arrays.
  • Drawing Precision: Using running object snaps and overrides, polar tracking at specific angles, object snap tracking, utilizing snap and grid for accurate positioning, coordinate entry, and locating points with tracking.
  • Modifying Drawings: Selecting, moving, copying, rotating, scaling, and mirroring objects, as well as editing with grips.
  • Making maps: scaling and georeferencing map by different technics, digitization of maps.
  • Layer Management and Advanced Objects: Understanding layers and layer states, changing object layers.
  • Blocks and External References: Inserting, creating, and managing blocks using the Design Center, as well as attaching and modifying external references.
  • Text and Annotations: Working with annotations, adding and modifying multiline text, formatting, and creating text styles.
  • Dimensions: Understanding dimensioning concepts, adding linear, radial, and angular dimensions, and creating dimension styles.
  • Layout and Printing: Setting up printing layouts, managing viewports, printing from the Model and Layout tabs, working with multiple drawings, copying/pasting between files, and controlling draw order.
  • Describe working environment of the AutoCAD Map 3D and user interface
  • Assign, define and modify coordinate system
  • Geo-reference the scanned maps and raster images
  • Create and edit geometry feature, digitization using appropriate snap and scale
  • Understand Rubber sheeting and Drawing cleanup actions
  • Create topology and understand topological errors like sliver polygons and error markers
  • Link and manage drawing-based attribute data, create, edit object data table, attached object data
  • Import and export drawing-based data to various GIS formats like ESRI shp, sdf
  • Work with raster images, DEM
  • Work with multiple source databases
  • Use source data file queries, save and load quires
  • Use attribute and located quires
  • Explain considerations for sharing map and source data
  • Describe functionality and uses of the ArcMap, ArcCatalog, ArcGlobe, ArcScene interface.
  • Inspect and assign coordinate system to an layer, dataset, and data frame, explain how to specify a coordinate system in ArcGIS when creating a new or editing an existing feature class or feature dataset
  • Differentiate between changing a dataset’s assigned coordinate system and re-projecting the data
  • Exploring various GIS data file formats in ArcGIS
  • Understand appropriate specifications for creating a new geodatabase feature class, feature dataset, and feature table
  • Understand the appropriate loading process, tools, and environment for loading data into a feature class or table and validating the success of the data load
  • Register or geo-reference raster images, evaluate whether results of geo-referencing error are acceptable and RMS errors
  • Design and apply different types of geodatabase domains and subtypes
  • Perform digitizing, editing in geo-database and other files formats, make use appropriate snapping
  • Create and apply different types of Symbology and annotation
  • Perform complex Spatial analysis and geo-processing and understand various analysis tools to solve the problem
  • Explain considerations for sharing MXDs between workstations
  • Set up a page layout, determine the legend content and settings, which layout elements to include, and appropriate reference scale
  • Get familiar with GEP interface
  • Add existing layers, GIS, CAD and overlay it
  • Add/edit point, line and polygon layers, digitize and export it as kml/kmz format
  • Measure length and area, view historical data of your AOI
  • Draw elevation profile for alignment
  • Download high resolution imagery
  • Prepare and print map

Softwares taught in GIS Course

  1. ArcGIS Desktop
  2. QGIS Desktop
  3. GPS/GNSS
  4. AutoCAD
  5. AutoCAD Map 3D
  6. Google Earth Pro

Technologies included in GIS Course

  1. GIS
  2. GPS/GNSS
  3. Surveying

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