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EAS 644.001 - Intermediate Python for Geospatial Data Sciences II

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This course is intended to simply be an opportunity to gain some experience with a real-world skill/technology that is in high demand: that is knowledge and understanding of how one might integrate the Python language into work that you do. You might think of this course as a support group for people who wish to continue to improve their abilities, with python. Specifically, during this half-semester we will work on writing/designing python scripts and workflows in general; writing/designing python scripts and workflows that undertake real-world geospatial tasks; and developing strategies for you to continue learning Python after this half-semester concludes. This course is intended for students with prior experience in programming, including some exposure to the python language.

Course Term
Winter 2026
Credit Hours
1.5
Specializations
Geospatial Data Sciences
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