Geographic Information Systems
Geographic Information Systems (GIS) are computer-based tools used to store, visualize, analyze, and interpret geographic data. Geographic data (also called spatial, or geospatial data) identifies the geographic location of features. GIS combines the visual elements and features on a map with the ability to link characteristics about these features in databases. This relationship provides a means for GIS to locate, display, analyze, and model information.
Norco College
- Career and Academic Pathways
- School of Applied Technologies & Apprenticeships
- School of Business & Management
- School of Communication, Humanities & Languages
- School of Human & Public Services
- School of Math, Engineering, Computer Science & Game Development
- School of Natural Sciences, Health & Kinesiology
- School of Social & Behavioral Sciences
- School of Visual & Performing Arts
- Department Chairs
- Academic Programs: Degrees, Certs, Trailheads, and Pathways
- Transfer Center
- Application Process
- AA-T/AS-T Degrees Offered At Norco College
- Cal State University General Education Pattern
- Events
- Intersegmental General Education Curriculum
- Planning Checklist
- Transfer Advisory Committee
- Transfer Requirements
- UC Riverside Bourns College of Engineering Transfer Pathway
- Transfer Center Events Calendar