All graduating GIS majors shall:
- 1.Demonstrate a good practical background in computing, mathematics and statistics with a focus on geospatial knowledge and applications;
- 2.Demonstrate strong knowledge of the fundamental theories and concepts upon which the GIS technology is built;
- 3.Demonstrate problematic solving skills through spatial thinking and analysis.
- 4.Produce cartographic maps;
- 5.Demonstrate proficiency in remote sensing and show competence in performing related analysis;
- 6.Demonstrate programming competence using modern programming languages
- 7.Demonstrate good knowledge of computer networking concepts and show a good practical experience in the usage of technology within the GIS environment;
- 8.Demonstrate proficiency in database management system and show experience creating geographic databases;
- 9.Design and implement a substantial GIS project;
- 10.Recognize the need for, and demonstrate an ability to engage in, continuing professional development;
- 11.Demonstrate their ability to communicate effectively with a range of audiences and to function effectively on multidisciplinary teams to accomplish a common goal;
- 12.Demonstrate their understanding of professional, ethical, legal and social issues and responsibilities;
- 13.Demonstrate their ability to engage in a graduate program in remote sensing, environmental studies, geomatics and related disciplines.