ArcGIS 9.3/9.3.1 Courses
Beginners Guide to ArcGIS 9.3
For new GIS and/or ArcGIS users wishing to utilise the key functions
Intermediate Guide to ArcGIS 9.3
This course follows on from the Beginners Guide for users with some experience looking to expand their knowledge
Mastering ArcGIS 9.3
A comprehensive course for new & experienced users
Advanced Guide to ArcGIS 9.3
designed to follow on from the Mastering/Intermediate courses for users with good experience of using ArcGIS
Advanced Editing with ArcGIS 9.3
for confident ArcGIS users, a specialist course focusing on the complex editing functionality of ArcGIS
Spatial Statistics with ArcGIS 9.3
for confident ArcGIS users, a specialist course focusing on the use and interpretation of the spatial statistics tools
What's New in ArcGIS 9.3
perfect for any ArcGIS user who is familiar with version 9.2 (or earlier) and wants to learn about the new functions featured in version 9.3
What's New in ArcGIS 9.3.1
a short course to update ArcGIS v9.3 users on the changes made in the upgrade to v9.3.1
ArcGIS 9.3/9.3.1 Mini Modules
Data
Data Conversion
Metadata
Raster Catalog
XY Coordinates to Points
Georeferencing
Connecting to External Databases
Data View
Interacting with the TOC
Hyperlinks
Overview, Magnifier & Viewer
Bookmarks & My Places
Group Layers
General
Understanding ArcGIS
Layout View
Extent Rectangles
Layout Scale
Additional Layout Elements
Layout Legends
Creating & Using Layout Templates
Creating & Preparing Data Frames
Statistics
Creating Summary Tables
Symbology
Single Symbol Legend
Unique Values Legend
Dot Density Legend
Graduated Colors Legend
Multiple Attributes Legends
Creating New Styles
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Actual course content is only accessible to users with a licenced account.
Courses cover a range of functions that are available in the GIS software.
These courses provide thorough tuition, covering the range of functions needed to undertake a project.
They include presentations, exercises and data.
Modules are function specific. If you have a good overview of the software, modules let you focus on a specific function from its basics through to its most complex aspects.
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