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EAS 544.001 - Introductory Python for Geospatial Data Sciences I

Description

This 1.5 credit seminar course will serve as an introduction to Python for Geospatial Data Sciences and Natural Resources applications. Students will work through an online curriculum to learn Python and each week meet in seminar to discuss and explore together how Python can be used for environmental and natural resources applications.  Asstudents work through the concepts of Python they will create a final project program that integrates what they have learned for an application they devise. 

Course Term
Winter 2026
Credit Hours
1.5
Specializations
Geospatial Data Sciences
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