This course may be of special interest to political science and international business majors. Spring Term, 2001-2002 . An examination of the principles and factors which influence the development and spatial organization of agriculture, mining, manufacturing, and retail activities. Location models are emphasized to help explain contemporary economic land use patterns and practices. Of special interest to business and economics majors.
Students use drafting equipment, a process camera, computers, printers, and plotters.
Materials fee required. Spring Term, 2000-2001. Air photo measurement techniques and digital processing are introduced. Of special interest to biology and urban studies majors. Spring Term, 2001-2002.