RA635 Resource Internship (1-5 cr.)

This experience is arranged individually for interested students and provides an opportunity for the student to work with/for a public or private entity in the resource analysis area.  The internship, while flexible, must be a genuine learning experience related to the student’s graduate program.  Internships, and the credit amount, are approved by the student’s graduate committee prior to registration.

Upon completion of this course, students are expected to be able to do the following:

1. Understand opportunities in working with diverse populations.
2. Integrate technology and related skills into the work environment.
3. Apply both basic and advanced GIS techniques in the learner’s field of study.
4. Evaluate productive and ethical working and learning work environment.
5. Apply GIS competencies in the learner’s area of discipline.