ENVS 4431
Environmental Information Management (formerly ENVS 3430)
Students develop information management skills required for an effective approach to environmental challenges in a complex and fast-changing context, involving a wide range of stakeholders. Concepts, methods, and practical training are provided in an interdisciplinary active learning environment that focuses on real-world applications regarding information identification, interpretations, and context-adapted processing. Classes 3 hrs. and lab 3 hrs. per week.
Prerequisites & course information
Prerequisite: 60 credit hours, including one of ENVS 2300, ENVS 2310, ENVS 2400 or GEOG 2306
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027