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GIS Courses Starting in September 2023

Many Geographic Information Systems courses are starting in September. Register now for these two-day courses:

  • Introduction to Geographic Information Systems (GIS), September 8 & 9
    This course is an introduction to the concepts and uses of GIS. Lecture topics include history of GIS, GIS data structures and sources of data, GIS tools, vendors and software, applications, and resources. Exercises include spatial data display and query, map generation, and simple spatial analysis using ArcGIS software. Class format is approximately 50% lecture and 50% lab exercise.
  • Working with GIS Data, September 15 & 16
    This course explores various methods of capturing data for use in GIS, including digitizing from maps, digital photos, and satellite imagery; locating and reformatting existing digital data, Global Positioning Systems (GPS), scanning, image classification and address matching. Topics will include methods of attributing and concepts of data conversion, georeferencing, projections, and coordinate systems. Class format: approximately 50% lecture, 50% software applications.
  • Database Design & Management for GIS, September 22 & 23
    This course focuses on the planning, construction, and administration of a GIS database including spatial and attribute data. The lecture provides a conceptual background, as well as practical guidelines, and is reinforced with exercises using both ESRI software and traditional database design techniques. Topics include data requirements analysis; relational database design; attribute and entity definitions; table normalization; table creation and population; query optimization; and data integration. Class format: approximately 50% lecture, 50% software application.
  • Raster GIS & Analysis, September 29 & 30
    This course focuses on the planning, construction, and administration of a GIS database including spatial and attribute data. The lecture provides a conceptual background, as well as practical guidelines, and is reinforced with exercises using both ESRI software and traditional database design techniques. Topics include data requirements analysis; relational database design; attribute and entity definitions; table normalization; table creation and population; query optimization; and data integration. Class format: approximately 50% lecture, 50% software application.

Find the GIS Class Schedule and How to Register for GIS Courses.

Instructional Design Online Course Starts August 21

The E-Learning Design and Development online certificate program provides students with broad exposure to principles and applications of e-learning. Take the first online course in the certificate, Instructional Design for E-Learning, starting August 21.

Course Description

This course introduces the learner to the principles of instructional systems design (ISD), or more commonly, instructional design (ID) as they apply to e-learning development. Participants explore the complexities of designing instruction in various e-learning contexts (corporate training, education, etc.). Participants learn classic ID theory and emerging models and apply these theories in a real context through a simulated design project.

This course has two main objectives:

  • Learn instructional design process and principles as applied to e-learning
  • Begin developing a design plan for an e-learning project

Register Now

Register today to begin learning instructional design. You can start with one class, or take the full certificate, 100% online.

E-Learning Class Schedule

Gain Project Management Skills Online - Start August 21

Project Planning & Management Overview Online Course Starts August 21

With our Project Management online certificate program, you can get skills that are in demand across a variety of industries. Get started by taking the Project Planning & Management Overview course.

Course Objectives

  • Achieve a foundational understanding of the project management profession
  • Get an introduction to standards, principles, best practices and vocabulary used by project managers
  • Gain an understanding of the project manager's unique roles and responsibilities
  • Learn in a diverse environment and share real-work experiences related to projects

Register Now

Register today to level up your skill set with Project Management knowledge and techniques. You can start with one class, or take the full certificate, 100% online.

Project Management Class Schedule

CMA Daytime Class Starts August 21

Hybrid Clinical Medical Assistant Course

Learn both online and in the classroom. The Clinical Medical Assistant daytime hybrid course starts Monday, August 21.

This 10-week course will prepare you to perform patient clinical skills in a medical office setting.

  • Learn fundamental clinical procedures
  • Meet your 140 hours of classroom lecture and hands-on lab requirement
  • Gain hands-on experience through a 160-hour clinical externship
  • Upon completion, you are eligible to sit for the NHA CCMA Exam.

Learn more and register today.

CMA Hybrid Course

Over 50? Attend SF State Classes

ElderCollege at San Francisco State University

People over 50 years of age are invited to participate in ElderCollege. With ElderCollege, you can sit in on any regular university course, on a space-available basis with instructor approval. The cost of this program is $55 per semester.

Questions?

Call (415) 405-7700.

Note: The special ElderCollege fees apply only to SF State classes and are not applicable to College of Professional & Global Education courses.

Paralegal Studies: Apply for Fall by August 7

Start in Fall: Apply by August 7

Take the first step toward a rewarding career in the legal field, and apply to our ABA-approved program. Paralegal Studies offers an excellent legal faculty, rigorous curriculum and a vast professional network to prepare you for a successful career as a paralegal. All Paralegal Studies classes are taught online in the synchronous modality. You can begin your legal career in just one year.

Eligibility

To be admitted to the program, students are required to have a minimum of 60 semester or 90 quarter units of prior academic course credit. If you hold a baccalaureate degree, you're automatically eligible for admission.

Apply

Don't miss your chance to apply for fall 2023. The deadline to apply is August 7.

Apply today!
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