Syllabus 

Student Projects, Fall 2007 select a site Charles Bissell Nicole Bush Andrew McAninch Robert Miller Tory Niewiadomski Travis Perkins Tremaine Phillips Haryono Prawiranata Simon Seamount Alex Turton Justin Vanderberg Jessica Van Deusen Aurora Wesley

Student Projects, Fall 2006 select a site Derek Ackerson Heather Aschoff Miles Brehm Dan Clement Stephanie Doherty Danielle Donovan Nick Gebauer Emily Hunt Amber James Daryl McElmurry Jim Pancoast Eric Sandberg Theresa Straubel

Student Projects, Fall 2005 select a site Jonathan Archer Ferris Badge Sean Barkume Sam Barnes Amber Callison Gareth Campbell Jessica Deselm Meleia Egger Erica Gupton Edward Hartwick Andrea Parish Jeffrey Schmidt Simon Seamount Rachael Tupica Jason Zylstra

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Geography 423

The intent of this course is to provide a basic knowledge of how maps are designed, created, and reproduced. While the major emphasis of the course will be practical map production, we will build a basic understanding of design theory and design research in cartography. You will develop an understanding of the various technologies used to produce and reproduce maps and apply this knowledge to evaluate products of the map production process. Through the laboratory exercises you will gain familiarity with map production software and both electronic and print reproduction. During the course you will create a variety of map products for a portfolio which will be displayed at a presentation session during finals week.

updated 11/07