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Certificate Requirements |
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- Be admitted to one of the department-based
participating doctoral programs; maintain status
as a full-time graduate student in good standing
in the home department; and successfully
complete all doctoral degree requirements of the
home department
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- Register their intent to pursue the GI
Certificate concentration with the GI Science
Steering Committee no later than 12 months
before the end of their doctoral studies
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- Conform to all other regulations and
requirements of their home department, the GI
Science certificate program, and the Graduate
School of the University at Buffalo
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- Demonstrate competence in the use of
Geographic Information Systems through (a)
successful completion of an appropriate course
(e.g. GEO 506) or (b) demonstration that they
have successfully completed a course covering
comparable topics within the past three years;
or (c) provision of current proof of
certification as a GIS specialist
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- Select a Ph.D. advisory committee chaired by
a member of the US GI Science Certificate
faculty roster, including at least one other GI
Science faculty member from outside the
student's academic home department at UB.
The GI Science committee member does not
supplant any of the committee members required
under the regulations of the academic home
department, but serves as an additional member
on the committee.
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Required (Core) Courses for
Certificate |
GEO 591 Introduction to Geographic Information Science
GEO 595 Database Design for Geographic Information Systems ( or CSE
562)
PHI 531 Problems in Ontology
PHI 640 Graduate Research Ethics
Plus 1 elective (min 3 credits) related to GI Science and approved
by advisor and IGERT program Committee.
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