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![]() ![]() Geography 222 The Power of Maps and GIS...to Geog 222 Main Page and Course Description...to Geog 222 Syllabus Geog 222 Course Schedule (and Lecture Outlines) ...to Geog 222 Exercises Last Update: 8/17/08 The online schedule is the real schedule in Geography 222. Please watch for updates to the course schedule (which I will also announce in class). Readings for each week should be completed by the first meeting of that week (on Monday). Lecture outlines, accessed by clicking on the lecture name in the schedule below, will be revised prior to lecture. Each lecture outline has the date of last revision at the top of the outline. Unless a Fall 2008 date is noted, the outline is not updated. I will do my best to finalize all revisions and updates to the lecture outlines a week before lecture. Note on the lecture outlines and exams: students who take notes along with the lecture outlines, then rewrite their notes and the lecture outline materials do the best on exams. The lecture outlines are not a substitute for attending class or taking your own notes! Readings Abbreviations:
Week 1 Week 1 Readings: KW ch 1 (What is a Map?) & supplemental blog; M Forward, Introduction Mon. August 25: Introduction to Course Wed. August 27: Maps and Human Understanding Fri. August 29: Maps and Human Understanding (cont.) Week 2 Week 2 Readings: KW ch 2 (Why are you Making Your Map?); Download: Wood: LynchDebord Mon. September 1: Mapping PsychoGeographies
Fri. September 5: No Meeting (work on Exercise 1) Week 3 Week 3 Readings: M ch. 2 (Elements), Appendix, ch. 7 (Propaganda Maps) Mon. September 8: No Meeting (work on Exercise 1) Wed. September 10: Cartographic Maps
Week 4 Week 4 Readings: M ch. 5 (Maps that Advertise), ch. 6 (Development Maps), ch. 8 (Defence Maps), ch. 9 (Large Scale Maps). Additional readings to download: Muehrcke, Munby, and Borges (for Fri. September 26 discussion) Mon. September 15: Finding 'Real' Maps
Fri. September 19: A Cultural History of Maps (cont.) Week 5 Week 5 Readings: KW ch. 4 (Map Making Tools); M ch. 12 (Multimedia) Mon. September 22: Computers and Mapping Wed. September 24: Computers and Mapping (cont.)
Week 6 Week 6 Readings: KW ch. 3 (Mappable Data) Mon. September 29: Exam I Wed. October 1: Geographic Data Fri. October 3: No Meeting (Critical Geography Conference) Week 7 Week 7 Readings: KW ch. 5 (Geographic Framework) Mon. October 6: Geographic Data (cont.) Wed. October 8: Geographic Data (cont.)
Week 8 Mon. October 13: Exercise 5: Map Projections
Fri. October 17: Fall Break Week 9 Mon. October 20: The Peters Map Projection Controversy + handout topo maps
Fri. October 24: Map Coordinate Systems (cont.)
Week 10 Week 10 Readings: KW ch. 8 (Generalization & Classification), ch. 9 (Map Symbolization); M ch. 3 (Map Generalization), ch. 4 (Blunders) Mon. October 27: Map Abstraction Wed. October 29: Map Abstraction (cont.) Fri. October 31: Map Abstraction (cont.)
Week 11 Mon. November 3: Map Abstraction (cont.) and Review for Exam 2
Fri. November 7: Census Atlas of Home
Week 12 Week 12 Readings: M ch. 10 (Census Maps) Mon. November 10: Census Atlas of Home: Discussion of Progress
Fri. November 14: Mapping Your Own Data
Week 13 Mon. November 17: Mapping Your Own Data: Working Session
Week 14 Mon. November 24: Thanksgiving Break Wed. November 26: Thanksgiving Break Fri. November 28: Thanksgiving Break Week 15 Mon. December 1: Class discussion of Exercise 6 (part of Ex. 6 grade)
Fri. December 5: Tara Bennett: Delaware County GIS Program Week 16 Mon. December 8: Mapping Your Own Data: Working Session Wed. December 10: Class Demo & Discussion of Exercise 7 (part of Ex. 7 grade)
Week 17: Finals Week
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