The course serves as an introduction to the fundamental principles and methods of geographic information systems and covered theories/concepts and related analytical tools that facilitate understanding of the spatial organization of individuals, societies, and economies. Examples from previous semesters are available below.
Spatial Structures in the Social Sciences (S4)
Student Poster Projects
Student Poster Projects
During the Fall and Spring Semester, Undergraduates in SOC 1340: Principles and Methods of Geographic Information Systems create and conduct GIS research projects in an area of the students' choosing.
Fall 2021
Student:
Ethan McIntosh ’22
Student:
Zoe Pottinger ’22
Student:
Zeke Hertz ‘23
Student:
Thomas Wilson ’22
Fall 2020
Student:
Christopher Sarli ‘22
Student:
Zoe Kupetz '22
Student:
Lev Simon ‘22
Fall 2019
Student:
Rose Carrillo ’20
Student:
William Patterson ’20
Student:
Nathaniel Pettit ’20
Student:
Erica Foster-Allen ‘20
Student:
Hannah Baackmann-Friedlaender ‘20
Spring 2019
Student:
Seoyeoun Ellie Park ’19
Student:
Hugh Klein '20
Student:
Eve Grassfield ‘19
Fall 2017
Student:
Lance Gloss ‘18
Student:
Ben Cole ‘19
Student:
Justin Ferenzi ‘19
Student:
Victoria Huynh ‘19
Student:
Ari Snider ’18.5
Fall 2016
Student:
Alexis D. Alston '17
Student:
Bailey McLaughlin ’17
Student:
Bella Du Mond ’17
Student:
Anjali Carroll ’17
Student:
Sonya Gurwitt ’17